Indians face tough spring training roster decisions 2.0
The Cleveland Indians begin spring training 2.0 with 40 players at Progressive Field and 15 at Classic Park as they shape a 60 game schedule. President Chris Antonetti notes readiness will drive cuts to a 30-man Opening Day roster, with 16 pitchers and 14 position players likely.
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NFL players push for COVID protections amid season concerns
NFLPA president J C Tretter urges players to demand necessary COVID-19 protections while some stars like Malcolm Jenkins deem football nonessential. Athletes with asthma or BMI-related risk push for safety as training camps may begin, with preseason plans tied to health guidance and league discussions.
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Weiss Wins Ohio Open In Dramatic Finish At Weymouth
Medina Township native Alex Weiss captured the 99th Ohio Open at Weymouth Country Club with a final round 69 to edge Bob Sowards. Sowards, aiming for a fourth title, finished tied for second with Kent State coach Ryan Yip as Weiss birdied Nos 9 10 and 11 and sealed victory with a two putt on 18.
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