Belmont Stakes Draw Sets Post Positions at Saratoga
Seize the Grey drew post No. 1 and Mystik Dan post No. 3 for the Belmont Stakes at Saratoga. Mindframe and Sierra Leone sit among top contenders as trainer notes and odds highlight a wide 10 horse field.
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Browns near Deshaun Watson return as OTA progress stalls
Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said Watson’s throwing schedule remains day to day as he recovers from shoulder surgery. Watson showed encouraging form last week in public throwing, while medical teams determine readiness for minicamp and potential increase in workload. The Browns foundation golf outing raised over 3.4 million dollars to boost school attendance and fight absenteeism.
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Bitonio aims for bounce back after injury plagued season
Left guard Joel Bitonio says he is in a good physical space and is increasing running and conditioning while lifting. He highlights a careful approach to practice load, balancing reps and rest as he eyes a strong season with the Browns, noting mandatory minicamp soon and ongoing adjustments to his routine.
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Browns players weigh in on proposed NFL calendar shift
Browns lineman Joe Bitonio questions the new four to five month off plan while supporting player safety. He notes limited awareness among teammates and cites JC Trotter and other players. Stefanski and players brace for changes as owners and union face 18th game talks and CBA constraints.
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All-Pro lineman Larry Allen dies at 52 in Mexico
Larry Allen, six-time All-Pro Hall of Fame offensive lineman who starred for the Dallas Cowboys, died at age 52 while vacationing with his family in Mexico. A second-round pick in 1994, he earned 11 Pro Bowls and helped Dallas win three Super Bowls in the 1990s before finishing with the 49ers. His teammates praised his strength, versatility, and gentle nature off the field.
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