Guardians Notes Naylor moved from cleanup to fifth
Cleveland manager Stephen Vogt shifted slumping first baseman Josh Naylor down to fifth against Detroit as he seeks to spark the lineup. Naylor has shown spikes and slumps this season, with recent struggles and low RBI totals. Fellow All-Star David Fry also cooled, while Sam Hentges and James Karinchak work back from injuries. Hedges urged focus on simple, fundamental play as the team faces a tense trade deadline and a three game skid.
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Coventry leaves MAC seeks new member
Coventry exits the Metro Athletic Conference after 2025 26 to rejoin the Principals Athletic Conference as a founding member of the MAC previously formed in 2020 by Comets Cloverleaf Norton Field Ravenna Springfield Streetsboro and Woodridge. Interested districts must mail a letter of interest to MAC Commissioner Chris Pavlik by July 30.
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Frantz commits to Wheeling University wrestling
Wadsworth incoming junior wrestler Blake Frantz has verbally committed to Division II Wheeling University in West Virginia. He made his first All-Gazette team after finishing fourth at 106 pounds in the Division I state tournament, and led Medina County in wins 37 win percentage .771 and 78 takedowns while winning Hoover Holiday and Wadsworth Sectional titles. Frantz sits at 60-33 for his high school career and joins a Mountain East Conference powerhouse program that reestablished itself in 2020-21.
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Wembanyama Shines as France’s Olympic Spotlight Grows
Victor Wembanyama, the 7 foot 4 French phenom, returns to Paris as the sport’s biggest homegrown star in a games year. He tops France’s Olympic delegation, draws both ardent fans and casual observers, and balances basketball with fashion duties and Louis Vuitton work. He missed Opening Ceremony due to scheduling, as France eyes a podium run to end the U.S. gold streak.
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Parents and pay in women's sports reshape support at events
The articles discuss ongoing efforts to accommodate mothers and fathers in football and track, noting FIFA and US organizations' roles. Athletes recount support or lack thereof, from sponsors and leagues, including maternity leave provisions, childcare stipends, and reproductive rights as core labor issues.
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Cooper top target for Browns as camp opens
Amari Cooper earned his fifth Pro Bowl nod last season after a 72 catch 1250 yard 5 TD campaign with Dallas now tied for 20th among wideouts in salary after a five year 100 million deal. Deshaun Watson praised Cooper who sat out minicamp as Cleveland prepares to place players on the physically unable to perform list including Nick Chubb Jedrick Wills Jr Jack Conklin and Nyheim Hines following knee surgeries.
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