Cavaliers wave veteran Jones after Finals spark
The Cleveland Cavaliers waived Dahntay Jones, the veteran swingman who provided a spark in Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Signed late in the regular season, the 35 year old forward scored five straight points to stem a Golden State rally and drew fouls on Draymond Green, adding depth and perimeter defense before his postseason experience.
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Walker edges Day to win PGA Championship
Jimmy Walker clinched the PGA Championship on a rain-soaked, record-long final round at Baltusrol. He finished 3-under 67 for a one-shot victory over defending champion Jason Day, who eagled the 18th to close the gap. Day’s final surge could not overcome Walker’s sustained pressure as Day watched with his son.
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Brewers complete sweep of Pirates at Miller Park
Brewers finish a three game sweep over the Pirates as Keon Broxton and Chris Carter homer. Jonathan Lucroy receives standing ovations in his potential farewell game, while Matt Garza earns a win and Jeremy Jeffress nails his 27th save. Pirates fall after nine straight Miller Park losses.
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Melancon traded to Washington from Pirates
Mark Melancon becomes closer for the NL East leading Washington Nationals after a deadline deal that sends Felipe Rivera and Taylor Hearn to Pittsburgh. The 31 year old joins a strong club as he leaves Pittsburgh where he amassed 30 saves this season.
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Roethlisberger says Heath Miller set standard for Steelers
Pittsburgh QB Ben Roethlisberger called Heath Miller the best teammate he ever had and urged current players not to imitate him but to be best on each play. The Steelers added Ladarius Green who is on the physically unable to perform list after ankle surgery as training camp opens. Tight end Jesse James eyes expanded role with Miller gone while David Johnson and Xavier Grimble also compete for snaps and roles.
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