Royals 4 Guardians 2 ends Guardians' home stand slip
Cole Ragans dazzled with 10 strikeouts across seven and two thirds innings as Kansas City beat Cleveland 4-2 at Progressive Field. The Guardians struck out 14 times while Ben Lively surrendered four runs, halting Cleveland's five game win streak and delaying a sweep.
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Guardians Visit Orioles in Tuesday Camden Yards Showdown
Cleveland begins at Baltimore Tuesday at 7 05 p m with Allen facing Morton at Oriole Park Camden Yards. Guardians TV and radio coverage on WOBL WTAM and WMMS, listing current records 0 1 and 0 3 respectively and ERAs 3 60 and 8 78.
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McIlroy Rebounds For Masters Career Grand Slam Moment
At Augusta National Rory McIlroy overcome two late collapses to force a sudden-death playoff with Justin Rose after a dramatic final round. McIlroy birdied the final wedge to force playoff and clinch his elusive career Grand Slam amid a tense, history making Sunday at the Masters. Rose tied him with a 66 while Rose’s late rally and Rose’s caddie Mark Fulcher watched a lonely practice day before the drama.
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The Slammin Six Career Grand Slam Winners List
The Associated Press details six players who completed the career Grand Slam by winning each of golf's four majors for the first time, with years: Rory McIlroy 2011 US Open 2012 PGA 2014 Open 2025 Masters. Tiger Woods 1997 Masters 1999 PGA 2000 US Open 2000 Open. Jack Nicklaus 1962 US Open 1963 Masters 1963 PGA 1966 Open. Gary Player 1959 Open 1961 Masters 1962 PGA 1965 US Open. Ben Hogan 1946 PGA 1948 US Open 1951 Masters 1953 Open. Gene Sarazen 1922 US Open 1922 PGA 1932 Open 1935 Masters.
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Cavaliers Lose Season Finale In Double OT Blowout Collapse
The Cavaliers blow a 27-point late lead and lose 126 118 to the Pacers in double overtime at Rocket Arena ending a 64-win season. Rookie Jaylon Tyson scores a career high 31 as Cleveland rests nine players and eyes next season.
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