Guardians crush Astros to complete three game sweep
Jose Ramirez homered for a third straight game and Angel Martinez also went deep as the Cleveland Guardians defeated the Houston Astros 4-2. Slade Cecconi earned the win with a career-best nine strikeouts over 7 innings, and Paul Sewald closed it out for his second save. Ramirez later opted out of the All-Star Game in Atlanta.
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Aaron Judge Dominates Baseballs Hidden Offensive Leaders
Aaron Judge leads 26 of Baseball-Reference offensive categories, a figure far beyond common stats. The column notes the breadth of advanced metrics like base-out runs added and base-out wins added, highlighting the gap between public perception and statistical leaders.
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Legacy of Lorain County coach Bob Walsh remembered at funeral
Bob Walsh died at 87 leaving a vast coaching legacy in Lorain County high school basketball. He won 643 games in 42 seasons with two state titles at Clearview and Oberlin, plus 11 district and 19 conference championships. He coached Vermilion, Elyria Catholic and Elyria, nearly guiding Oberlin to consecutive state finals and ending Oberlin’s 48 game win streak in 1987.
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Nance Returns to Cavs on $3 Million Deal
Larry Nance Jr. agreed to a three million dollar contract to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, rejoining the team after a 2018 trade from the Lakers. He cited familiarity with Cavs personnel including Koby Altman and Mike Gansey and noted he knows many on the current roster.
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Suit filed over using unclaimed funds for Browns stadium
A class action suit filed in Franklin County Common Pleas argues that using Ohio unclaimed funds to finance a new Browns domed stadium violates state and federal law. Led by ex Attorney General Marc Dann and ex State Rep Jeffrey Crossman, the action seeks an injunction to halt the plan on behalf of three named residents and others with unclaimed funds as of June 30, 2025.
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