Cavaliers stay confident despite playoff odds and Lue doubts
Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue remains unfazed by an ESPN report claiming his job is safe for the season. He and the team insist they will make the playoffs, despite slipping toward the Eastern Conference play-in area. The Cavs sit 30-21, 7.0 games behind the East-leading Celtics and five behind ninth. They face the Magic after a 32-point home loss to the Rockets and have struggled since Christmas, with a 6-12 record and four losses by 24+ points since Jan 8.
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Cavaliers Visit Magic At Amway Center In Orlando
Cleveland faces Orlando at 7 o clock at Amway Center Orlando Florida with TV and radio coverage on FL Ohio WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM WMMS 100.7 FM and La Mega 87.7 FM
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Shoremen blank Twinsburg in Baron Cup III game
Brooklyn Avon Lake and Amherst opened Baron Cup tourney play at the Brooklyn Recreation Center in strong fashion. The Shoremen routed Twinsburg 7-0 to move to 23-6 and advance to Saturday's semifinals against the Lakewood Nordonia winner at 1 p.m.
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Comets overpower Bay in Baron Cup II semifinal rout
Amherst Bay battled into the third before Bay racked up 76 minutes of penalties in the period and 30 after the game, letting The Comets surge to a 6-1 win. The Comets move to 28-2 and advance to face Canfield Benedictine winner Friday at 5:30 p.m. Nathan Harmych, Tyler Waldecki scored earlier for Amherst before penalties doomed their upset bid. Jacob Fekete and Jacob Kramer led The Comets with multiple power play goals in the blowout.
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Elyria Sports Hall of Fame selects 47th class
The Elyria Sports Hall of Fame drums up its 47th enshrinement roster with three Elyria West ties. Jon Laird, Duane Hawkins, and Tom Kubuski join two-time Olympic goalie Brianne McLaughlin, Lindsay Anderson, and the 1977 EHS 880 relay team. Distinguished Service Award goes to Steve Kaminski. Banquet May 5 at Lorain County Community College Spitzer Center.
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Elyria Sports Hall of Fame 47th Enshrinement Banquet
The 47th Elyria Sports Hall of Fame enshrinement honors Jon Laird Duane Hawkins Tom Kubuski and Brianne McLaughlin with the 1977 Elyria 880 and mile relay team along with Lindsay Anderson. Steve Kaminski receives the Distinguished Service Award at a May 5 ceremony 5 PM at Spitzer Center Lorain County Community College.
Lincoln-West Survives Open Door in Narrow 46 44 Win
Elyria report notes Open Door rallied after halftime but Lincoln-West relied on size inside to hold lead. Barbara Thorpes hit a late free throw for Lincoln-West as Emily Werley led Open Door with 16 points and Emily McClain added 13.
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Nick Foles rises to NFL pinnacle after tough path
Bloomington report outlines Nick Foles journey from starter to backup to Super Bowl MVP. It highlights his late season emergence after injury to Carson Wentz, a shootout win over Tom Brady, and his stance on failure as growth.
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