RiverRats rally past Ironmen in extra innings for 7 3 win
Richmond seizes a 7 3 extra inning victory at The Pipe Yard to move into a four way East Division tie at 7 6 while Lorain County slips to 6 7. Starter Eric Hall shines for the Ironmen despite the loss as the RiverRats score four in the 10th to pull away.
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Evansville blanks Crushers as Kaminsky falters in pivotal inning
Evansville jumped ahead 4-0, drove in three in the second inning as Kaminsky issued three wild pitches. Mickey Jannis tossed four scoreless relief but Evansville maintained a 5-0 edge after a late run. Crushers squandered chances including a Caspar single and a key 6-4-3 double play that wiped a run, underscoring a tough night at the plate.
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Isom reshapes pitching staff with returnees and cuts
Coach Isom retooled the rotation bringing back Jannis from Bridgeport Bluefish and Ben Klasczynski while releasing Travis Longfellow and two others. Michael Johns returns from a seven day DL as Spencer Clifft and Ricky Bowen are released, with contact details provided.
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Indians Beat Pirates as Kluber Excels Despite Sinkhole on Field
The Indians avoided disruption after a water pipe burst created a sinkhole behind the mound delaying pregame practices. Kluber pitched efficiently with three strikeouts and three walks aided by three double plays. Every starter in the lineup had a hit as Reynolds and Raburn contributed, while Reynolds went 2-for-25 in recent play.
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McDonald Returns to Indians in Trade After Long Hiatus
John McDonald, 38, returns to the Cleveland Indians after nine years, acquired from Pittsburgh for a player to be named or cash. He debuted with Cleveland in 1999 and had stints with Toronto Detroit Arizona and Pittsburgh. With Asdrubal Cabrera sidelined the Indians added McDonald as a defensive option and to bolster infield depth.
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Heels advance to CWS with win over South Carolina
North Carolina captures the College World Series berth after a 5-4 victory over South Carolina in the weather delayed super regional third game. Colin Moran drove in a run with an RBI triple in a three run sixth, Kent Emanuel earns a save, and Brian Holberton belts a two run homer lifting UNC to Omaha.
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Schedule for College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park
In Omaha Nebraska the College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park lists Game 1 Mississippi State versus Oregon State at 3 p.m. Game 2 Indiana versus Louisville at 8 p.m. Game 3 North Carolina versus North Carolina State at 3 p.m. Game 4 UCLA versus LSU at 8 p.m. all on Saturday.
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LeBron struggles as Heat face series deficit in San Antonio
In a 113 77 loss the Heat trailed the Spurs by 32 with LeBron James scoring 15 points. He admitted he must be better as San Antonio’s defense clamped down on him and Miami trails 2 1 in the NBA Finals.
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Spurs fall short as Heat seize control in Final clash
Duncan shoots 9 points on 3 of 13 while Spurs rely on newcomers Neal Green and Leonard who spark a 13-0 run late in the fourth. Mike Miller hits all five Heat threes as Miami builds a 33-5 run after halftime and takes a 1 0 series edge.
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San Antonio and Miami Men’s Playoff Schedule Update
In the best of seven series San Antonio leads Miami with results 92 88 and 113 77 wins for respective games. Remaining games include Miami at San Antonio 9 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts plus potential trips to Miami in mid June.
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Heat fall to Spurs in high scoring road game
Miami fell 113 to 77 as San Antonio led from the start and pulled away late. LeBron James scored 15 points for the Heat, while Kawhi Leonard led the Spurs with 14 points and Tony Parker added 12. Miami shot 31 of 76 and committed 24 fouls as San Antonio held a dominant rebounding edge.
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