Cubs Fall to Indians 4 3 In Goodyear Spring Tilt
Ubaldo Jimenez took the loss after seven innings allowing three earned runs as Chicago beat Cleveland 4 3. Back to back doubles by Anthony Rizzo and Alfonso Soriano in the fourth sparked the Cubs, while Chris Rusin and Michael Bowden combined for scoreless relief. Aviles sparked the Indians with a two run single in the eighth off Casey Coleman. Daisuke Matsuzaka was released from his minor league deal with Cleveland likely to re sign soon. Asdrubal Cabrera left practice with back spasms. Matt Carson suffered facial injuries after a wall collision.
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Chisenhall Remakes Game As Tribe Confidence Grows
Cleveland prospect Lonnie Chisenhall opens camp with improved swing and timing amid questions about hitting left-handed pitchers and defense. Francona notes his hand eye coordination and ability to square balls, while Chisenhall credits less pressure and a smarter approach. He aims to advance with singles and selective power, acknowledging past injuries and a lingering need to refine third-base defense and baserunning.
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Fontana race ends in wrecks with Busch first to win
In Fontana Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano locked wheels on the final lap as Kyle Busch surged to victory. Hamlin was airlifted after a wreck with Logano, while Logano finished third and Kyle Busch claimed the win amid postrace feuding with Tony Stewart and others. Stewart shoved Logano after the race as Busch led most of the 200 laps. Junior moved to the points lead with a second place finish.
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Hinchcliffe wins IndyCar opener in St Petersburg
Canadian driver James Hinchcliffe takes his first career IndyCar victory at the St Petersburg street race. He overtakes Helio Castroneves on the final restart to win by 1.09 seconds, with Marco Andretti finishing third as GoDaddy marks its first IndyCar win with sponsorship.
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