Atkinson rails against Cavs physical play in playoffs
Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson blasted Indiana Pacers for excessive contact in Game 1 injuries to De'Andre Hunter Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen. With three starters sidelined he pushed league to define excessiveness while Pacers coach Rick Carlisle urged fair officiating as Darius Garland missed another game. Sam Presti named NBA Executive of the Year. Altman runner-up.
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Mitchell powers Cavs past Pacers in playoff game three
Donovan Mitchell poured in 36 points with seven assists and four rebounds while Darius Garland missed time due to injury. Jarrett Allen added 22 points and 12 boards as Cleveland used a strong third quarter to build a large lead. Strus contributed 23 points and eight rebounds as Indiana’s Myles Turner led the Pacers with 23 points and five blocks. The Cavs benefited from aggressive attacks to the basket and a lockdown defense in the opening quarter, holding Indiana to 31 percent shooting.
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Browns pick Dillon Gabriel adds to odd quarterback room
The Browns used No. 94 to take Dillon Gabriel then traded up for Shedeur Sanders, creating a four man QB competition. Gabriel brings three college starts to Oregon and a production based approach while Sanders adds star potential from Colorado.
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Medina Falls to Brecksville in Non-League Boys Tennis
Medina High School's boys tennis team lost 5-0 to Brecksville in non-league action. In a shuffled lineup, Austin Krahe played third singles and fell 7-5 3-6 10-5 to Lio Cho. Doubles teams Dow/vimaon Youssef and Jervake Krahe faced Green/Jongeun Choi and Pierce/Harrison, both Brecksville winners 6-2 6-3.
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