Mayfield leads Sooners seeking payback at Ohio State
Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield recalls the 45 24 loss in Norman as No 5 Oklahoma visits No 2 Ohio State in Columbus. Mayfield takes blame for the defeat while teammates vow focus on this season and an undefeated run if possible. Orlando Brown notes lingering memories but emphasizes concentrating on current games.
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Indians stretch win streak to 16 with 5-0 win
The Cleveland Indians beat the opposition 5-0 to extend their franchise record to 16 straight wins. Edwin Encarnacion powered the offense with a first inning three run homer while Carlos Santana and Francisco Lindor added runs. Mike Clevinger earned the start as the team maintained its dominant run. The streak stands as one of the longest in modern baseball history with Oakland’s 20 game streak in 2002 the only longer mark since 1961.
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Cleveland at Baltimore in 1:05 p.m. game
Cleveland heads to Progressive Field for a 1:05 p.m. contest against Baltimore. Tomlin and Ynoa set to start, with Channel 8 and WEOL 930 AM offering television and radio coverage on WTAM 1100 AM and WMMS 100.7 FM.
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Hogan promoted to Browns backup QB behind Kizer
Kevin Hogan rises to No 2 quarterback for the Cleveland Browns behind DeShone Kizer. Cody Kessler falls to third string as the team prepares to host Pittsburgh in the season opener. Kizer makes NFL debut, Hogan remains one play away from leading when needed.
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Nadal reaches U.S. Open final with comeback win
Rafael Nadal abandoned a defensive plan against Juan Martin del Potro after the opening set, switching to a more varied attack that unleashed nine straight games. The 16th Grand Slam winner advanced to the final in New York by defeating del Potro 4-6 6-0 6-3 6-2 and now faces Kevin Anderson for the title.
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