Kluber Seeks More in 2016 With Indians
Indians ace Corey Kluber speaks in Goodyear about the 2015 season, aiming for a postseason return after a third-place finish. Despite a strong 3.49 ERA across 32 starts and 245 strikeouts in 222 innings, he says the year fell short of his goals for both himself and the team.
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Lindor could be the Indians' great shortstop for years
Francisco Lindor, 22, is hailed as the potential best shortstop in baseball with all-around tools. The piece argues he would be the top pick over a decade from any GM and notes Correa may outgrow the position. Lindor is praised for speed, arm, power, defense, and switch hitting.
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Rangers rise in OT to reach district final
North Ridgeville seized an overtime surge led by Jordan Montgomery who scored 10 points with three steals and three rebounds to beat Olmsted Falls 63-55 at Elyria Catholic to earn a Saturday Division I matinee spot against Lorain.
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Titans Too Tough in Lorain Rally to 76 57 Win
Lorain beat Avon 76 to 57 as the Titans relied on senior experience to shake off a late rally. The district honors named three area girls coaches as best in the district and several boys and girls earned first team recognition.
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Keystone KOs Clearview in tight district semi final
Keystone, Clearview traded blows until Keystone nailed a 3 by Brady Kuhl with six seconds left to seal a 59-56 Division II district semi final win at North Ridgeville High School. Kuhl finished with 14 points as Keystone (19-5) advances to face Bay or Buckeye.
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Mack Eyes Free Agency After Opting Out Of Browns Deal
Alex Mack voided the final three years of his contract worth 24 million dollars and becomes an unrestricted free agent next week. Browns officials and agent Timothy Younger say a return to Cleveland is possible, with Mack having visited team HQ and met Hue Jackson. Browns executive Sashi Brown indicated a deal would be unlikely if not agreed before the opt-out date.
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Comets duo head to Columbus for state wrestling
Amherst seniors Todd Hastings and Matt Lee, best friends since childhood, qualified for the Division I state tournament in Columbus. Hastings, a 220-pound senior, and heavyweight Lee both earned spots as area qualifiers with Lee joining Hastings despite earlier doubts about his participation. Hastings recalls the nerves of state last year, but says having Lee go with him eases the nerves as they prepare for a weekend of competition. The article previews all 21 area qualifiers and their prospects at state.
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