Chubb on way out as Texans near deal after Browns exit
Browns star Nick Chubb, a four time Pro Bowler, is expected to sign with the Houston Texans if he passes a physical. The 29 year old, who ranks third in Browns rushing history, returned from a severe knee injury in 2023 but his role diminished as 2024 roster moves followed. He faces questions about durability but posted a strong offseason showing and the Texans appear ready to give him a chance.
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Browns focus on improving defense and forcing turnovers
Browns coach and players emphasize faster, physical play to force turnovers with better rush and interior pressure. Myles Garrett drew attention, rookie Mason Graham is expected to generate interior pressure, and added linebackers and safeties aim to boost interceptions and ball disruption. Ronnie Hickman eyes bigger role as safety transitions unfold.
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Crushers ride offense to win as Gonzalez keys bat
Alfredo Gonzalez went 3-for-3 with a near cycle and two RBIs as the Crushers built a 10-hit attack against ValleyCats starter Mikell Manzano. Derek Vegas added three hits and an RBI, with Jarrod Watkins driving in a run. Dylan Spain worked five shutout innings in a return from injury as Lemieux praised his club’s focus on winning.
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Fox wins RBC Canadian Open with clutch 3-wood on 18th
Ryan Fox captured his second PGA Tour win in five weeks at the RBC Canadian Open in Caledon Ontario after a dramatic playoff against Sam Burns. Fox rolled in a 3-wood to seven feet for a birdie on the fourth extra hole, finishing 18-under 262 to edge Burns who shot 62 in regulation and then failed to convert in the playoff. Burns and Fox both reached the same score after the 18th four times, with Fox’s regulation birdie on the final hole setting up a defining moment.
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