Lindor lifts Indians with go ahead grand slam
Francisco Lindor redeemed a costly ninth inning miscue by belting his first career grand slam in the ninth to cap a five RBI night and power Cleveland past Texas 9-6 at Globe Life Park in Arlington. Lindor also notched his first multihomer game and career high in RBIs.
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Indians look scary good despite missing Kipnis
The Indians opened the season with a road series win over the Rangers showing depth and power even without Jason Kipnis. The pennant contenders appear stronger than last year with a lineup that could be at full strength soon.
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Ohio State at Atlanta game delayed by Thompson injury
Ohio State schedules a 7:30 p.m. matchup against Atlanta broadcast on WEOL WMMS and La Mega. Tristan Thompson suffers a sprained thumb and will miss at least one more game, possibly longer.
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Masters unfurls as Johnson injuries threaten play
Dustin Johnson, the Masters favorite and world No 1, suffered a serious fall on a staircase at his Augusta rental and injured his lower back. Manager David Winkle said he was resting uncomfortably and uncertain if he could participate as thunderstorms halted play at Augusta National.
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Elyria Pioneers crush Brunswick 12-2 in GC game
Elyria powers to a 12-2 mercy-rule win over Brunswick in a Greater Cleveland Conference matchup. The Pioneers, now 4-0, sent 26 batters to the plate, racking 13 hits with five extra-base blows as they continue a dominant start to the season. Senior Dierra Hammons commented on the vibe of a final year.
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Cavaliers dominate Celtics without Tristan Thompson in finale
LeBron James scores 36 with 10 rebounds and six assists as Cleveland routs Boston 114-91 to reclaim first in the Eastern Conference. Kyrie Irving adds 19 points. Cavaliers outrebound 51-38 without Thompson, who sprained his thumb. Isaiah Thomas leads the Celtics with 26.
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