Berroa pressures Indians for playing time or exit
Berroa, signed to bolster Cleveland, wants more at-bats or a trade releasing his hold on a starting role. He has one at-bat since coming off the disabled list, while manager Mike Hargrove cites competition from Whiten Dunston and Justice. The Indians added Matt Luke off waivers as Berroa’s status remains unsettled.
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Earnhardt and Skinner swap crew chiefs at Michigan
Richard Childress moves Larry McReynolds from Earnhardt’s No. 3 to Mike Skinner’s No. 31 and Kevin Hamlin to Earnhardt. Effective immediately, both crews will work this weekend at the Miller Lite 400 in Brooklyn Michigan as Earnhardt seeks better form after Daytona.
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Pirates and Braves Clash in MLB and NHL Playoffs
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The published page records outcomes from races including horses such as Temujin Beau, Fate, Tree, and Cinder Lane with payouts for Exacta Trifecta and Superfecta. Notable details show winners Wesley Crown and Mookster, along with attendance of 2,513 and total handle of 678,864 dollars.
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High School honors First and Second Teams listed
A dense list of high school all star selections across divisions, with multiple First and Second Team picks from Cin Cin City St. Xavier and St. John’s programs, plus Upper Arlington, Shaker Heights, and more. Also includes volleyball and coach of the year awards, with several notable players named and various honorable mentions.
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Indians plan to retire Bob Lemon's No 21
Cleveland announces June 20 ceremony to retire Hall of Famer Bob Lemon's No 21 honoring the 1948 World Series championship team. The number currently worn by manager Mike Hargrove will be kept while he manages. Lemon joins Bob Feller Larry Doby Lou Boudreau Earl Averill and Mel Harder as Indians numbers retired.
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