Pettitte faces the media after HGH admission at spring camp
In Tampa Andy Pettitte publicly addressed the Mitchell Report fallout and his HGH use while denying broader cheating. He apologized to teammates fans and the Astros and said he acted under pressure to pitch while injured. Pettitte stressed there were no other PED uses and defended Clemens’ memory while acknowledging strained relations.
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Schilling weighs rehab over surgery for shoulder
Curt Schilling spoke about choosing rehab for his right shoulder and the Boston preference to avoid surgery. Red Sox owner John Henry backed rehab as the best option with a possible return around the All Star break. Doctors differed, with Dr Morgan urging surgery which could end Schilling’s season. Meanwhile Gagne apologized for offseason distractions linked to the Mitchell Report. Bret Boone announced his return from retirement alongside his brother Aaron Boone and father Bob at Space Coast Stadium.
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Indians face decisions as spring camp opens
Tribe varsity camp opens with players reporting as Marte, Blake, Garko and others prepare. Marte has .193 with one homer in C1. Wedge wants pro hitter habits. Garko and Martinez to split first base reps. Hafner Sizemore Gutierrez Aubrey also report. Mastny favored for bullpen role, Julio may join later amid visa issues.
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Holmes Seeks Desert Spark at Accenture Match Play
J B Holmes arrives in Marana ready to take on Tiger Woods in the opening round of the Accenture Match Play Championship after surprising form at the FBR Open. The 25-year-old Kentucky native, seeded 64th, faces a tough test but sees a chance to strike early. Woods has dominated recent events, but match play's unpredictability offers Holmes an oasis in the desert amid Arizona golf action.
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Falls Pulls Out Win Over North Ridgeville In Close Contest
Olmsted Falls edged North Ridgeville 62 57 as Tony Lanza scored 14 points and senior leadership helped the Bulldogs clinch a playoff berth. North Ridgeville battled through 22 turnovers and 22 free throws by Falls, but fell short despite strong showings from Drew McGhee, Adam Quinones, and Keene Cockburn.
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Olmsted Falls Tops North Ridgeville 65 57 In Key League Game
Olmsted Falls defeats North Ridgeville 65 to 57 led by Pat Pallerite with 25 points and solid 24 point second half as Olmsted Falls pulls away after halftime. North Ridgeville’s Dan Montgomery and Keene cor contribute, while final score line reflects balanced scoring from both squads.
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Admiral King Stuns Westlake In Semifinal Thriller
Admiral King rallied from 18-15 down to beat Westlake 51 47 in a semifinal. Key runs by Kinesia Thorpe and Sharde Little gave Admiral King a 41-40 edge, then Mahone iced the win with late free throws as Westlake handed its momentum in the fourth.
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