Bitonio backs offseason shift in NFL pro posal
Six-time Pro Bowl guard Joel Bitonio supports an NFL Players Association proposal to end spring offseason practices and start in mid June or early July. He says a longer ramp‑up improves training and body readiness, balancing science with calendar scheduling for players.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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NFL Players Association
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Bitonio
Browns
Westwood Country Club
Bitonio Embraces Year by Year Return to Form
Browns guard Joel Bitonio, 32, topped last season’s injuries after arthroscopy and a back issue, missing time in the playoff loss and a high ankle sprain. He arrived at the Browns Foundation golf event claiming to feel refreshed and ready for his 11th season since 2014.
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Rocky River
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Berea
Cleveland Browns Foundation
Browns
Westwood Country Club
50th Anniversary of the 10-Cent Beer Night Riot
A 1974 Lake Erie baseball promo by the Cleveland Indians sparked a booze fueled riot as fans stormed the field. Texas manager Billy Martin ordered his players to grab bats and join the chaos, leading to a forfeit win for the Rangers.
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Cleveland Press
Cleveland State University
Texas Rangers
Jeff Burroughs
Municipal Stadium
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Rangers
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Lake Erie
Cleveland Indians
Texas
Billy Martin
Cavaliers interview Timberwolves assistant for head coach job
The Cavaliers plan to interview Micah Nori for their head coach vacancy in coming days. Nori, a longtime NBA assistant, filled bench duties during the playoffs after Minnesota coach Chris Finch injured his knee. The move adds to Cleveland’s growing list of candidates as they search to replace J B Bickerstaff following a second round exit to Boston.
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Associated Press
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Cavaliers
Timberwolves
Micah Nori
NBA
Nori
Minnesota
Chris Finch
J.B. Bickerstaff
Espn.com
Cavs
Bickerstaff
Boston
Lorain County Student Athletes of the Year Honor Goes to Hamilton and Niederst
Lagrange Avon’s Luke Hamilton and Elyria Catholic’s Isabelle Niederst were named Lorain County Student Athletes of the Year at Grey Hawk Golf Club. Niederst, a 12 varsity letter recipient and four year starter, will play basketball at Tiffin University, balancing athletics and a 4.207 GPA.
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Avon
Luke Hamilton
Elyria Catholic
Isabelle Niederst
Lorain County
Grey Hawk Golf Club
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