Indians Aim for World Series After Long drought
The piece notes spring training starts for the Cleveland Indians after a 102-win season and a 0-6 post season clinching record, highlighting key players Kluber Carrasco Ramirez Lindor and Miller and outlining five injury-free conditions to end the 70 year title drought.
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Connie Mack
Tris Speaker
Honus Wagner
Cy Young
Ty Cobb
Corey Kluber
Carlos Carrasco
Jose Ramirez
Francisco Linder
Andrew Miller
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Foles
Haley leaves Steelers to become Browns offensive coordinator
Todd Haley from Berea recalls hating the Browns while his father Dick Haley worked for the Steelers. The Steelers had a 10-2 rivalry edge during his time as OC before Haley moved to Cleveland to take over play calling from Hue Jackson. He envisions turning around the storied Browns and recalls ties to Sam Rutigliano and Brian Sipe.
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Jim Brown
Avon Eagles edge Tigers in overtime thriller
Avon defeats Brooklyn Chagrin Falls 1 0 in overtime as Ian Dargai scores unassisted at 3 15 to lift Avon past the Tigers in the district opener. Goalkeeper Danny Fielding stops all 24 shots, preserving the win for Avon.
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Danny Fielding
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Shaun White apologizes for gossip in wake of third Olympic gold
Shaun White dismissed sexual misconduct allegations from a 2016 lawsuit as gossip after winning his third Olympic gold in the men's half pipe. The case, by Lena Zawaideh, was settled in May for an undisclosed amount after she alleged harassment and unpaid wages.
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Pyeongchang
South Korea
Shaun White
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Amherst swimmers dive into District I meet at Bowling Green
Mlincek and Kiska of Amherst high school lead the Comets into the Division I Northwest district swimming meet at Bowling Green State University. The seniors bring four district qualifications apiece and state experience, with Kiska aiming to sharpen his 50 free and Mlincek eyeing the breaststroke.
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