LeBron James Open to Staying with Cavaliers
LeBron James says he wants to remain in Cleveland and the Cavaliers plan to pursue a long-term extension. Both sides anticipate talks starting July 1 with a potential five-year, about 75 million deal to keep him through the 2011 12 season. Cavaliers GM Danny Ferry confirms active pursuit of a reunion.
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Byrd Promises Turnaround as Indians Begin Season
Cleveland pitcher Paul Byrd started poorly after signing a two year $14.25 million deal, allowing five or more runs in three of his first four starts. He endured a high 5.92 ERA but has improved, with better control and no walks in his last two outings. Jason Johnson also signed to replace injured starters and has struggled.
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Pitchers Lee and Santana Clash In Preview
Lee enters at 3-4 with a 4.25 ERA against Santana 4-4 with a 3.23. Coverage on SportsTime Ohio and WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100 AM.
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Elyria Sophomore No-Hits North Olmsted in District Softball Showdown
Elyria High sophomore Megan Bashak fired a near perfect game as an error spoiled a perfect performance. The Pioneers beat North Olmsted 8-0 to claim the Division I district title and earn a regional berth against Garfield Heights. Bashak struck out six with 85 pitches and 54 strikes, while 16 Elyria hits included three from Tess Sito and Jessica Mandula.
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Dukes Rally to Rout Columbia 9 2 in D III Softball
Dukes overcome early deficit to defeat Columbia 9 2 and reach the Division III district softball final. Keystone baseball sees its season end with a 1 0 loss in nine innings.
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Keystone doubles its fan Bob Daniels LAGRANGE-Keystone 18th district softball title
Keystone defeated Holy Name 4-0 and Medina Highland 1-0 to clinch its 18th district crown and sixth straight. Pitcher Kristie Maloney struck out 31 in two games, allowed six hits, and hit a key triple that produced the winning run against Highland. The Wildcats (28-2) advance to a Bucyrus regional semifinal against Bellevue.
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