Browns players kneel in anthem response to Trump remarks
In Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium about 20 Browns players knelt or linked arms during the national anthem amid Trump’s remarks. QB DeShone Kizer and several teammates spoke of unity and equality as others stood with or without others in the crowd.
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Browns rookie QB DeShone Kizer hurts by bad passes
Browns rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer exposed receiver failures as he threw multiple errant passes while teammates struggled to create separation. Protests ripple through the league with players kneeling or locking arms during the national anthem in response to President Trump’s remarks.
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Browns fall to Colts as comeback eyes fade in 31 28 loss
Browns drop to 0-3 after a shaky first half in Indianapolis. Jacoby Brissett and T.Y. Hilton pace the Colts with two early rushing TDs and a 97 yard drive to a 21-7 lead. DeShone Kizer leads late rally but onside kicks fail.
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Cavaliers Start Postseason Run Amid Roster Shakeups
Cavaliers hold media day in Independence as NBA and NFL seasons begin. New GM Koby Altman replaces David Griffin while Kyrie Irving leaves for Boston. Several veterans depart and returnees include LeBron James and Kevin Love as Cleveland eyes a fourth straight Finals run.
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Indians 4 Mariners 2 Kluber adds another win
Cleveland ace Corey Kluber struck out 10 over seven innings to become the AL's first 18 game winner as Jose Ramirez hit his 29th homer to power a 4-2 Indians victory over Seattle at Progressive Field.
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