Tony La Russa retires after World Series win
Tony La Russa retires as a manager, exiting on his terms after guiding his team to a World Series title. The Hall of Fame figure ends a storied run at the helm with a championship in hand, closing a chapter in baseball history.
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Browns lose back Montario Hardesty to calf tear
Browns suffer a right calf tear to running back Montario Hardesty amid a 20 10 defeat by the 49ers. He leaves the game and will miss time as Cleveland plans a free agent workout to bolster backs behind Peyton Hillis. Chris Ogbonnaya carries most duties with Brandon Jackson out.
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Indians cut Grady Sizemore after 9 million option decline
Cleveland declines Grady Sizemore's 9 million contract option for 2012, parting with the popular center fielder after an injury plagued run. GM Chris Antonetti cites respect and Grady's work ethic while also confirming the Indians will exercise Fausto Carmona's 7 million option for next season. Sizemore, a former All-Star with 382 consecutive games early in his career, faced multiple surgeries and a 30-30 season with Joe Carter as the only Indian to reach both 30 homers and 30 steals.
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Tribe add veteran starter in deal for Lowe
Cleveland acquires 38 year old Derek Lowe from Atlanta for minor league pitcher Chris Jones. Lowe brings 166 career wins and a 3.94 ERA to bolster the Indians rotation alongside Jimenez Masterson Tomlin and Carmona. The Indians will pay Lowe 5 million of his 15 million 2012 salary.
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Elyria Catholic meets Hawken in Division III regional semifinal
Senior Ryan Lutke anchors Elyria Catholic in midfield as the Panthers, led by 15 seniors and two captains, face Hawken tonight at Brunswick High School. Coach Wisner praises Lutke as the team’s quiet, calm leader who drives the attack. Avon and Copley also clash at Bay High School.
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