Cubs Beat Guardians 5-4 Behind Crow-Armstrong Two Hits
Pete Crow-Armstrong drove in two runs with two hits after a first time All-Star start as the Cubs beat the Guardians 5-4 at Wrigley Field. Seiya Suzuki added three RBIs while Shota Imanaga earned the win in his return from injury. Cleveland homers by Santana and Thomas opened the scoring before Chicago answered with a three-run third and a two-run fourth to secure the lead and a ninth-inning save by Daniel Palencia.
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Cleveland Guardians Offensive Woes Rank Near Bottom
At the season midpoint the Cleveland Guardians sit 13th in runs, 14th in batting average and OPS, and last or near last in several major offensive categories in the American League. The piece lists team-wide declines across hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBI, on-base percentage, slugging, and total bases, signaling a grim but analytical assessment of a struggling offense.
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Grimmer wins Ohio Open as Harber falls short by two strokes
Cincinnati's Will Grimmer captured the 104th Ohio Open title with a 14 under 198 after a 4 under 66 on the final round. Vaughn Harber posted five birdies on the back nine but could not overcome a three-bogey stretch to finish two behind.
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Sabalenka Survives Upset-Filled Wimbledon Second Round
No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka avoided a upset surge as she outlasted Marie Bouzkova 7-6 6-4 to remain the last of the top five seeds standing after two days at Wimbledon. Day 2 saw 23 seeds eliminated, tying a 25-year Grand Slam mark, with Paolini Shnaider Haddad Maia Vekic and Fernandez among the late exits.
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