Remembering Browns stars Ryan and Brantley
Reflections honor Frank Ryan the 1964 NFL champion Browns quarterback and his record of 134 touchdown passes and a doctorate in math. Michael Brantley’s retirement at 36 is noted alongside Cleveland baseball memories and a nod to Ohio State transfer quarterback plans.
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Browns place linebacker Anthony Walker on injured reserve
Browns announce interim captain Anthony Walker Jr. is out with knee surgery and placed on IR, four game minimum stay, as Sione Takitaki Jeremiah Owusu-Karamoah assume larger roles. Sam Kamara signed from practice squad to bolster linebackers for Sunday at Cincinnati.
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Raley and Caballero Shine in Seattle Overhaul News
In Seattle, 29 year old Raley could become an everyday corner outfield option. Caballero posted 26 stolen bases last season and hit .221 with four homers and 26 RBIs over 104 games. Raley played 118 games for the Rays in 2023 before a cervical strain ended his season. Haniger’s career with Seattle included a 2017 22 stint, a later $43.5 million Giants deal, a .209 season with six homers and 28 RBIs last year, and a late return from a broken forearm.
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Cavaliers surge past Wizards with pivotal third period
Cleveland broke a halftime malaise by outscoring Washington 32-17 in the third quarter en route to a 114-90 victory at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Donovan Mitchell led with 26 points, Jarrett Allen added a double double, and the Cavs shot 16 of 33 from three as they improved to 20-15.
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Buckeye wrestlers lead Gorman Invitational, advance to semis
At Mansfield the Buckeyes hold a 131-102 lead over Ontario after day one. Buckeye wrestlers Blake Bartos Colyn Limbert Austin McKee Danny Beckett Nick Brunst Kaden King and Dillon Badin reached semifinals, six others remain alive in consolation.
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