Cavaliers eye Embiid as coach search lingers for top pick
The Cavaliers hosted Kansas center Joel Embiid for a visit while weighing the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft and accelerating a coaching search that has included Mark Price and Alvin Gentry among candidates. Embiid, 18, has back concerns and a recent stress fracture, prompting thorough medicals before any decision.
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Ironmen Tie Kings On Emody Homer At The Pipe Yard
In a back and forth game at The Pipe Yard the Ironmen erased a 6-4 deficit with a seventh inning blast from Emody tying the game. Jordan Kesson earned the win while Kierce Kimball took the loss as Lorain County eyes a rematch tonight.
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Rein Falls Short in Loss for Crushers
Avon report details Lake Erie Crushers starter Matt Rein lasting 2 2 3 innings and giving up six earned runs as Normal belted eight runs in the third. Crushers rally to tie late but fall 9 6 at All Pro Freight Stadium before 1 323 fans.
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Royals Rally Past Indians As Ventura Dominates On Road
Yordano Ventura (4-5) pitched six strong innings allowing six hits with three strikeouts and no walks to earn back-to-back wins. Alcides Escobar and Omar Infante drove in runs with sacrifice flies while Billy Butler provided key RBIs. The Royals moved to 33-32 and above .500 for the first time since May 18, vaulting to second in the division.
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