Cavaliers miss key players in loss in Cleveland workouts
The Cavaliers played without Mo Williams due to a right groin issue and centers Loren Woods and Anderson Varejao with Achilles and absence, respectively, while all three were working out in Cleveland. Dallas guard Roddy Beaubois returned from a swollen right foot, walking in a boot after fracturing the fifth metatarsal this offseason and recent rehab progress.
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Cavaliers Hold Off Mavericks In Close Showdown
Cleveland defeats Dallas 85 to 79 as Mo on, Hickson and Sessions lead with double digits. Nowitzki struggles on the road, while Dallas cashes 3s but falls short despite 24 assists and 55 rebounds.
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Tait sidelined by pneumonia in Cavs broadcast team
Cleveland radio voice Joe Tait's pneumonia sidelines him after the Cavaliers preseason win in Houston. He was hospitalized at The Methodist Hospital, listed in stable condition, with Fred McLeod substituting on TV as Tait rests and receives treatment before possible return to Ohio.
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TRAQ 3D gym blends tech star power for elite training
D'Andrea and Neall French own TRAQ 3D in Avon and use Trazer tech to measure speed vertical and gravity while players wear monitors for feedback. They recruit All-Stars like Joe Charboneau and Curtis Terry to aid clients including NFL stars and boxers, aiming to become a regional mecca for Olympic-style training.
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Caps edge Senators in overtime thriller
Alex Ovechkin scored at 31.1 seconds of OT to lift the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 win over Ottawa. Alexander Semin and Eric Fehr also scored for Washington, while Ottawa goals came from Jarkko Ruutu and Ryan Shannon. Caps chase two straight wins as Sens drop to 0-3.
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