Nagy and Wright Near Return to Indians Peloton
After two months in Winter Haven Nagy and Wright are set to leave Florida for Cleveland in four days Their rehab paths include Buffalo Triple A assignments with Nagy slated to arrive Thursday and Wright to follow They are not expected back for at least a month and could bolster a pitching staff already stocked by CC Sabathia Tim Drew and Woodard The club also notes Fryman Branyan and DePaula injury updates while voicing concern over inconsistent strike-zone calls by umpires.
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Fla
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Jaret Wright
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Dick Pole
Buffalo
Wright
Tribe
Charlie Manuel
Charlie
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Jaret
Steve) Woodard
Bartolo Colon Wastes Chance Against Angels
Cleveland starter Bartolo Colon labored through six plus innings as Anaheim spoiled the Indians with a 7-2 win. Colon battled command and rhythm, walking the bases in the fifth and surrendering key home run to Wally Joyner after six up and down frames. Managers and coaches noted inconsistent rhythm and stubborn hitters produced the decisive blow in the fourth inning.
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Bartolo Colon
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Anaheim Angels
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Glaus
Manuel
Polo
Burks
Angels
Wally Joyner
Luis Isaac
Indians Drop Another As Colon Struggles In Loss To Angels
The Indians were edged by the Angels 6-2 after Bartolo Colon failed to settle in, lasting 6 2/3 innings and surrendering four runs on six hits and four walks. Kenny Lofton’s misplay and Paul Shuey’s errors helped Angel momentum, while Darin Erstad and Wally Joyner contributed key hits as Anaheim built a lead it never relinquished. Tim Salmon remained a threat, batting 1-for-4 with a double.
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Anaheim
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Jacobs Field
Erstad
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Scott Spiezio
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Colon
David Eckstein
Bengie Molina
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Omar Vizquel
Burks
RBI
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Benjie Molina
Schoeneweis
Tim Salmon
Salmon
Iverson Carries Sixers Past Pacers in Playoff Thriller
Allen Iverson blasted 45 points including 19 in the third to lift Philadelphia past Indiana 116-98 and even the Eastern Conference first round at 1-1. Aaron McKie added 19, George Lynch 16, while Jermaine O'Neal led Indiana with 11 rebounds.
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Indiana
Aaron McKie
George Lynch
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Philadelphia
Jalen Rose
Jermaine O’neal
Pacers
76ers Edge Pacers In High Scoring Win
Philadelphia tops Indiana 116 to 98 as Iverson and McKie contribute scoring flurries. O'Neal and Croshere lead Pacers with double figures, while Dallas-Texas clash shows Finley and Nowitzki powering a 109-? victory for Mavericks.
Ohio State lands top recruit Fort Myers WR Chris Vance
OSU coach Jim Tressel recalls hoping for a top local recruit and welcomes Chris Vance, a 6 2 185 pound Florida native from Fort Scott Community College. Vance vies for immediate playing time as OSU opens the 2001 season Sept. 8 versus Akron after spring practice.
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Associated Press
Browns eye free agents as offensive line evolves
Browns coach Davis credits development of young linemen for improved protection after nine sacks last season. New targets include Washington guard Tre Johnson amid talks with agent Greg Ray. Johnson visited Cleveland but negotiations remain unsettled. Browns officials note Johnson’s Pro Bowl pedigree and recovery from knee surgery as factors.
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Darin) Erstad
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