Crunch Wins Sixth Straight to Reach First Place
Crunch secures its sixth consecutive victory and climbs into first place on Page B3, edging ahead in the standings. The report highlights key plays, standout scorers, and the team's rising momentum in the league race.
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DePaula climbs from Kinston to Indians relief ace
Winter Haven, Fla. pitcher Sean DePaula rose from Class A to the majors last year, becoming a top reliever for the Cleveland Indians. He recalls a brutal start at Akron and a fall back to Kinston as his lowest moment before his breakout.
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Browns sign left tackle Steve King Oben to protect Couch
The Browns signed unrestricted free agent Roman Oben to a three year 10.8 million deal with a 3.2 million signing bonus to bolster the left tackle spot and protect quarterback Tim Couch. Oben, 27, started for the Giants since 1997 and moves Steve Zahursky back to right tackle.
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Falcons Let MAC Title Dream Slip In OT Loss
Top seed Bowling Green saw its season end in a 58-56 overtime defeat to ninth seed Miami in the MAC tournament quarterfinals at Gund Arena. Anthony Stacey led BG with 22 points as Miami hit a 35-foot regulation shot to force OT and then controlled the extra period. BG coach Dan Dakich lamented rebound chances while Stacey and the Falcons await NCAA bids next Sunday.
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Falcons miss two layups in final seconds
The Falcons failed to convert two open layups in the last 30 seconds as Trent Jackson missed a clean put back after a Stacey miss with 26 seconds remaining. Miami also failed to capitalize by missing two free throws, leaving BG unable to get a good final look as Stacey attempted to drive.
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Cavaliers extend road winning streak with Nuggets victory
Cavaliers defeat Denver 100-92 on the road for a third straight win as Lamond Murray scores 20 points and 9 rebounds while Andre Miller adds 15 points and 9 assists. Denver, led by Nick Van Exel and Raef LaFrentz, struggles in the fourth quarter and misses late chances.
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