Steelers' Jones Could Shape O-Line In 2024 Season
Paul Zeise notes Broderick Jones has trimmed weight and moved to left tackle, aiming to anchor Pittsburgh's line. With Jones anchoring the O-line and veterans Isaac Seumalo and Zach Frazier shaping continuity, the Steelers hope improved protection and run lanes boost quarterback play and overall offense.
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Guardians face uphill task vs strong Blue Jays offense
Ingraham notes Cleveland Guardians struggle against top offenses and big-market clubs while facing injuries and pitching depth strain. He recalls past close calls, the looming trade deadline, and the challenge of matching power on both sides as the season nears its midpoint. contact Jim Ingraham at jingraham4 gmail com.
X Rays Negative For Ramirez As Guardians Scramble
Cleveland third baseman Jose Ramirez was kept out with a right wrist contusion after being hit in the forearm by Toronto starter Kevin Gausman in the fourth inning of Thursday's 6-0 loss. X rays were negative and he remains day to day. Guardians activated lefty Erik Sabrowski off the 60 day IL to bolster the bullpen while Zak Kent was optioned to AAA Columbus. Manzardo returned to the lineup after three errors in Toronto series finale. Lane Thomas is heating up at the plate with three homers in four home games as Cleveland staff posted a 3.33 ERA over 127 innings in 22 games since June 1. Will Brennan was placed on the 60-day IL ending his season due to left elbow UCL reconstruction.
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Guardians Shut Out as Gray Dominates Cleveland at Progressive Field
Cleveland entered Friday with poor run support at home and fell behind early as Cardinals pitcher Jordan Gray blazed through seven innings. Pedro Pages hit his sixth homer and Alec Burleson added his 10th as St. Louis built a 3-0 lead, while Cleveland, missing Jose Ramirez, failed to muster more than a lone fifth-inning hit in an 8-0 defeat.
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