Sox rookie Ventura wrecks Indians with three hits
Robin Ventura had the first three hit game of his major league career and sparked a 4-1 Chicago win. He drove in a run on a hit and run, scored on a third inning triple, and made a sensational fifth inning diving catch. Ventura credited teammate Ozzie Guillen as key, and the White Sox built a four inning rally to back starter Greg Hibbard.
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Cavaliers Keep Playoff Fate In Their Hands
Cleveland holds a 3-2 edge in the season series with Atlanta and would clinch a playoff berth by winning three of its final four games. The Cavaliers beat Miami 93-85 while Atlanta fell to Milwaukee 109-93, tightening the race for the Eastern Conference's final spots. Larry Nance says every game is critical as Cleveland aims to win one by one.
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Cavaliers carry playoff hopes after tough season
The Cavaliers, despite losing key players and trading stars, still control their destiny for a NBA playoff berth with four games left. The piece argues playoffs offer valuable lessons in adversity, commitment, and readiness for the next season.
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Browns shift Tillman to tight end as Plan B falters
Browns scramble as Plan B free agency yields no proven tight end. John Talley KD Dunn and Charlie Carrington signed but unlikely to make the final roster. GM Ernie Accorsi suggests Sawyer Tillman could be moved to tight end to provide a versatile receiving weapon.
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