Indians weighing Clevinger trade for bat to boost lineup
Commentator notes Cleveland's Need for an everyday hitter prompts option of trading Mike Clevinger. The 29 turning 30 in December veteran owns a strong 2018 season with Indians, but recent conduct and age raise questions about his value, while Zach Plesac remains seen as less risky.
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Indians Complete Game by Civale For 6-1 Win Over Pirates
Cleveland pitcher Aaron Civale threw his first complete game as the Indians topped the Pirates 6-1 at PNC Park. Roberto Perez guided Civale through the lineup, Carlos Santana hit a three run homer in the sixth, and the bullpen got a needed break.
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Medina Bees chase state titles after strong legacy
Medina High School soccer builds on a Culture of high expectations as coach Simon Spelling leads a disciplined team toward a rare state title. Returning standouts speak of focus and daily improvement while the Bees carry a rich lineage from Parker Csistar and a string of regional runs.
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Cavaliers eye lottery odds after 2019 echo in draft night
The Cavaliers hold a 14 percent chance at the top pick and 13.4 percent for second, with 12.7 percent at third, 12 percent at fourth, 27.8 percent at fifth, and 20 percent at sixth after finishing 19-46. They previously drafted fifth with Vanderbilt guard Darius Garland. The odds mirror prior year as top three, top two, and top five chances are outlined for the 2020 draft held virtually on Oct 16.
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Highland Hornets face title threat in Suburban golf race
Highland tied for second in the Suburban League after the second tournament at Pine Hills Golf Club. Hor nets sit behind Aurora and Kent Roosevelt, with Tallmadge rising as medalist Darin Hudak shot a 73. Aurora scorers Devins Ventimiglia Radis Wokov posted 80s and 81s.
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