Indians break slump as Kipnis fuels rout over Twins
Cleveland tops Minnesota 8-3 at Progressive Field behind Trevor Bauer efficient pitching and a red hot Jason Kipnis who homered twice and drove in four runs after moving to the leadoff spot. Francona shuffled lineup boosting Kipnis who hit two home runs in the first three innings. Carrasco improves to 4-2 and Archer suffers the loss in the series finale.
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Vermilion High names multi sport star to Sailor Award
Ver mil ion High School senior Kennedy Shreve received the Sailor Award on May 4 for earning 13 varsity letters across soccer bowling softball and basketball highlighting a school record career. Athletic director Andrew Stillman notes the honor in its second year celebrates top multi sport athletes. Shreve credits teammates and ongoing competition for her energy and love of sports.
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Browns coach Hue Jackson critiques DeShone Kizer at rookie minicamp
Browns coach Hue Jackson watched DeShone Kizer closely during rookie minicamp. He gave aggressive coaching and praise for coachability while stressing the need to learn NFL progressions quickly. Kizer welcomed the coaching and committed to improving fundamentals.
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Cavaliers star Kevin Love embraces smaller playoff role
Kevin Love has accepted a reduced role for the Cavaliers in the playoffs as Cleveland, awaiting the winner of the Boston-Washington series, remains undefeated through two rounds. Coach Tyronn Lue hints Love could become more involved again as the march toward a second title continues.
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Warriors rally past Spurs in Game 1 of West finals
Stephen Curry scored 40 points including a tying 3 with 1:48 left as Golden State erased a 25 point gap. Kevin Durant contributed in the fourth while Kawhi Leonard left with a left ankle injury, prompting an 18-0 Warriors run to seize control.
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