Cavaliers snag No. 5 pick in NBA Draft Lottery again
Cavaliers entered the lottery with the league’s second-worst record and bumped to No. 5, matching 2019 results. Cleveland’s 27.8 percent chance led the way among projected outcomes as Chicago and Charlotte moved into top four. The Cavs’ target list includes Avdija, Okoro, Haliburton, Hayes, Vassell, and Toppen while aiming to bolster backcourt size and frontcourt depth amid possible trades.
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Beckler returns to lead Brunswick volleyball offense
Senior setter Mia Beckler returns as tri captain for Brunswick after a 22 month absence. She aims to lead the Blue Devils’ offense with a deep group of attackers including Emily Richardson Madison Lindsey Morgan Beckler Sara Krizsa and Julia Jozefov. Beckler debuted as a freshman and posted 534 assists as a junior in a rebuilding season, highlighted by 43 assists nine kills 12 digs and no errors in a sectional semifinal win over North Royalton.
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Indians blank Pirates as Bieber fans 11 in sweep
Shane Bieber improved to 5-0 with 11 strikeouts over six innings in a 2-0 victory at Pittsburgh. Cleveland pitcher 99 pitches, Oliver Perez and relievers closed the shutout as Cleveland extended its win streak to six and improved to 10 of 13. Bradley Zimmer drove in a run and Josh Bell committed a costly eighth inning error for the Pirates, who fell to 4-17.
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Johnson moved to hospital after liver laceration in drill
Berea report states Kevin Johnson, Browns cornerback, was taken to University Hospitals with a liver laceration after a training camp play in which Harrison Bryant landed on him. He remained in hospital at least one night, with coach Kevin Stefanski noting the incident was unfortunate and safety comes first. Returning timeline uncertain.
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