NASCAR season opens with rebound thrill and new rules
The opening month features Ryan Newman’s dramatic return from a Daytona crash and a preview of a revised rules package. Joey Logano won at Phoenix as Penske reshuffled crew chiefs, while Hamlin led Daytona results for Toyota. The season scene shifts to a championship finale in Phoenix with Hendrick and Chevrolet handling uncertainty over drivers like Johnson Bowman Keselowski and Keselowski navigating market moves and possible No. 48 seat changes.
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Penske
Paul Wolfe
Brad Keselowski
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Blaney
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Hendrick Motorsports
Jimmie Johnson
Hendrick
Alex Bowman
California
Rick Hendrick
Bowman
Chevrolet
Chevy
Johnson
Las Vegas
Daytona
Joe Gibbs Racing
Gibbs
Hamlin
Toyota Group
Sports in a pandemic era how to play safe
Opinion piece argues sports must adapt during covid 19 with Dr. Fauci’s guidance. It discusses crowd bans, testing limits, and the risk of virus spread at games, urging leagues to play without fans and focus on public health while preserving the season.
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Anthony Fauci
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Ivy League
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Seattle
Italy
Mike Clevinger
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Carl Willis
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All-Portage Trail Conference Metro basketball honors announced
Cloverleaf senior guard Brycen Holliday and teammate Nate Riley earned first team honors in the All-Portage Trail Conference Metro Division. Norton point guard Tommy Reynolds was Player of the Year and Streetsboro’s Nick Mancini Coach of the Year.
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Holliday
Riley
Cloverleaf
Brycen Holliday
Nate Riley
Sylar Jones
Cruz Severson
Matt Tanko
Norton
Tommy Reynolds
Streetsboro
Nick Mancini
Tommy Reynolds Norton
Norton, Jr
Bryce Vecchio
Streetsboro, Sr
Brycen
All-Portage Trail Conference Metro girls basketball awards announced
Cloverleaf senior guard Cam Tripp earned first team honors joining Norton led awards with Bailey Shutsa as player of the year and Brian Miller as coach of the year. Second team includes Tori Smith and Laural Brown with several other seniors from Field Norton Ravenna Streetsboro and Woodridge among honorees.
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Colts
Tori Smith
Laurell Brown
Sarasa Sivapatham
Norton
Bailey Shutsa
Brian Miller
Norton, Sr
Cloverleaf, Sr
Maria Sziva
Field, Sr
Kaylee Murawski
Norton, Jr
Breannda Davis
Streetsboro
Emily Ervin
Ravenna, Sr
Olivia Woods
Woodridge, Jr
Avery Robinson
Natalie Phillips
Springfield, Sr
Gabby Destefano
Stacey Arnold
Coventry, Sr
Aaliyah Ruppel
Jazz Pooler
Maddie Ross
Streetsboor, Sr
Emma Francis
Leah Mencer
Indians suspend Lindor talks as payroll trims continue
Cleveland executive Chris Antonetti said the Indians made a sincere effort to sign Francisco Lindor to a long term contract but stopped negotiations with opening day two weeks away. Lindor earns 17.5 million this year and can become a free agent after 2021. The team has reduced payroll after trading Corey Kluber and Trevor Bauer to stay market competitive.
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Corey Kluber
Trevor Bauer
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