Ugly first sinks Guardians in spring training loss
In Peoria Arizona the Guardians dropped 7-2 to the San Diego Padres as six runs in the bottom of the first doomed the effort. Luis L Ortiz allowed four earned runs in 2 2/3 innings while striking out five. Brayan Rocchio went 2-for-3 to lift his average to .450 and Kyle Manzardo also went 2-for-3 with a double and RBI. Gavin Sheets hit a three run homer in the Padres’ big first inning.
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Naquin seeks comeback with White Sox pitching group
Naquin, after eight games with the 2023 White Sox, says his fastball tops 97 mph and sits at 94 to 96 with a changeup and cutter. He notes belief in more to come, learning his body, and remarks on finding a supportive, top pitching development environment with familiar faces and favorable conditions.
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Bears defeat delayed by Monsters in Cleveland comeback
Hershey Bears edged Cleveland Monsters 4-3 at Rocket Arena after tying the game twice in the third period. Luca Del Bel Belluz scored twice in the third, Bears answered with two quick goals including an empty netter to break the 2 2 tie. Zach Savchenko made 19 saves for Cleveland (28-18-5-5).
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Morikawa Leads Bay Hill Sts Final Round Chase
Collin Morikawa sits 10 under 206 after a 67 at Bay Hill to lead by one over Russell Henley with 18 holes to play. Henley shot 67 and Corey Conners slipped to two back after missing the 18th fairway. The heat and slick greens challenged all as Morikawa seeks his first PGA Tour title in 17 months.
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Logano eyes Phoenix challenge at Avondale race
Logano, a Phoenix Raceway fan with three prior Cup wins, seeks a strong 312 mile run as the 2025 season unfolds. He starts on the front row after posting the pole, while Goodyear option tires return and Trackhouse's Suarez notes added strategy. Debuts include Katherine Legge becoming the eighth woman in the modern NASCAR era, as Bell chases three straight with the NextGen car.
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Vanecek shines in Florida debut with Panthers shutout
Vitek Vanecek stopped all 21 shots in his Florida debut as the Panthers blanked the Sabres 4-0. A J Greer Carter Verhaeghe Anton Lundell and Sam Bennett scored. Barkov assisted as Florida won its sixth straight. Sabres goalie Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen made 32 saves.
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