Indians platoon in left field shows uneven offensive output
Indians left field platoon struggles with Jason Michaels hitting .207 and lacking vs lefties, while Jhonny Dellucci provides some life at .264 with three homers. Dellucci recovering from hamstring surgery in 2007, and Buffalo prospect Ben Francisco could replace Michaels if needed.
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Indians Begin Three-Game Series With Yankees at Yankee Stadium
The Indians visit New York for a three game set at Yankee Stadium starting Tuesday night as Paul Byrd and Andy Pettitte are listed on the mound for the start and middle games. Offense remains a concern as shortstop Jhonny Peralta slumps to .216 and the club has just three shutouts this season.
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Indians Struggle as Offense Falters Early in Season
Cleveland manager Eric Wedge laments a lineup plagued by power outages with six regulars over 20 strikeouts and only Victor Martinez hitting above .300. Aaron Laffey earns praise after a solid outing as the Indians head to Yankee Stadium facing a slumping lineup and a tough schedule.
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Weekend tryout leaves Chris Schubert hopeful for NFL shot
Chris Schubert, at 5-8 183, earned an NFL tryout with the Browns but did not hear his name called. He called the weekend stressful yet rewarding, saying he will keep working toward opportunities in the AFL, CFL, or NFL. He praised the Browns for encouragement and plans to use the experience to measure himself against players from major programs.
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After Eight Belles Death Derby Sparks Safety Debate
The Eight Belles breakdown after the Kentucky Derby sparked a national discussion on track safety, breeding for speed, and whether fillies should race colts. Opinion split between calls for safer tracks and the need to race to protect tradition and history.
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After Eight Belles tragedy fans brace as racing endures
Tim Dahlberg notes that breakdowns and deaths have long been part of horse racing and will continue. Trainers Rick Dutrow Jr. and Nick Zito offer somber views while the sport faces declining popularity. The focus shifts to Big Brown’s bid for the Triple Crown after the Derby winner’s dramatic win.
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Demons and Eagles lead Berea Kiwanis Relays field
Berea Baldwin Wallace College hosts the Berea Kiwanis Relays where Westlake’s Demons and North Olmsted’s Eagles each won events. Demons capture 6 400 relay with 92 points tying Highland for second. Eagles win 400 relay and place third. Medina sweeps boys and girls team titles. weather caused several event cancellations.
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