Receiver Michael Woods II eyes spot with Browns after injury layoff
Woods, 24, returned to practice after an Achilles tear in April 2023 and a six game suspension for conduct off field. He played at Oklahoma and, after missing most of last season, competes for a roster spot in a crowded Browns receiver room amid mandatory minicamp remarks.
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Oilers stave off sweep with 8 1 rout of Panthers in Game 4
Connor McDavid shook off a slow series start with a four point night and Leon Draisaitl urged focus after Edmonton routed Florida 8 1 in Game 4 to force a return trip to Sunrise for Game 5. Stuart Skinner stopped 32 shots as the Oilers stayed alive.
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Irving ends 13-game skid as Celtics face Mavericks in Boston
In a Friday Game 4, Kyrie Irving and the Dallas Mavericks avoided a sweep with a 122-84 blowout in Boston. The series now shifts back to the parquet as Dallas, still alive in the NBA Finals, seeks to extend their run after a rough start on the road.
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Blue Jays blank Guardians as Carrasco struggles in Toronto
Toronto pitchers combine for an eight hitter to shut out Cleveland 5-0 at Rogers Centre. Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Addison Barger pace the offense with two hits and first major league RBI respectively, as Trevor Richards works the opener over two dozen pitches and Bowden Francis earns the win. Cleveland drops to 44-24 in AL Central race. Carrasco takes loss, manager Vogt notes strong pitching by Toronto.
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DeChambeau Leads U.S. Open With 67 At Pinehurst No. 2
Bryson DeChambeau, after a brief visit to trainers for tight hips, fired a 3-under 67 to open a three-shot lead at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. He blasted a 347-yard drive and followed with birdies as a sunbaked crowd roared for him.
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