Cavaliers rally past Kings behind Love Irving
Kevin Love converts a four point play with 1:32 left as Kyrie Irving scores 30 and the Cleveland Cavaliers hold on for a 120-111 road win over the Sacramento Kings. LeBron James posts a double double with 25 and 11, while Tristan Thompson adds 18 points and 15 rebounds.
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Cavaliers at Lakers game details and radio options
Cleveland faces Los Angeles at Staples Center with a 10 30 p.m. tipoff. TNT will televise the game and radio stations WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM WMMS 100.7 FM La Mega 87.7 FM will provide coverage.
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Lima Senior Stuns Lorain In Regional Semi Final
Lima Senior dominated early and held Lorain to poor shooting, then withstood a late Titan rally to win 46 to 38 at Savage Arena. Xavier Simpson led with 16 points as Lima Senior advanced to the regional final in Akron.
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St Thomas Aquinas 87 Oberlin 80 double overtime
Jacob Paul scored 37 as St Thomas Aquinas toppled Oberlin 87-80 in double overtime to advance to a regional semifinal against Villa Angela St Joseph. Oberlin led 66-60 late in regulation before costly turnovers and late miscues doomed their bid.
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Browns Lose Core as Free Agency Opens in Big Burns
The Browns watched four top free agents depart in under three hours including Travis Benjamin to San Diego and Alex Mack to Atlanta. Mitchell Schwartz to Kansas City and Tashaun Gipson to Jacksonville left big holes on an offensive line and secondary while Sashi Brown faces a tough rebuild with no immediate signings despite 44 million in cap space.
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Browns slip into free agency amid mass exodus
Browns begin NFL free agency with four starters and 40 percent of the offensive line departing. Alex Mack, Mitchell Schwartz, Travis Benjamin, and Tashaun Gipson leave for new teams as the exodus continues. Previous cycles saw Cameron, Sheard, Skrine, and Hoyer depart, with a Pro Bowl pedigree among the group. Hue Jackson arrives amid fan sarcasm and cautious optimism.
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