Golfing through a frost delay and a hopeful COVID era round
Scott Petrak recounts a cautious early season round with online booking and social distancing at a frost delayed course. He describes starting on No 2, avoiding crowds, a birdied No 9, and a history making 15 footer while COVID-19 worries linger. He reflects on altered etiquette and the safer, slower pace of golf in 2020.
Landry progress updates as Browns star rehabs hip
Browns Pro Bowl wide receiver Jarvis Landry reports strong rehab from hip surgery on February 4 in NE Ohio amidst pandemic challenges. He aims to be ready for a season opener in Baltimore on September 13, progressing day by day with Zoom guidance and at home therapy, while Odell Beckham Jr weighs his own recovery.
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Browns notes Landry adapts to new WR coach Chad O'Shea
Browns star Jarvis Landry said he respects Chad O'Shea as the new receivers coach after Kevin Stefanski promoted him from passing game coordinator. Landry noted O'Shea’s Super Bowl pedigree with New England and described growing rapport, while mentioning Donovan Peoples-Jones joining the Browns and seeking Landry’s guidance.
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LSU Pride as 14 Tigers Drafted in April
Landry hails LSU impact as 14 Tigers drafted this April including Grant Delpit in Round 2 and Jacob Phillips in Round 3. Peoples-Jones and Harrison Bryant sign four-year rookie deals, while Hooper donates 10000 dollars for 1000 hot chicken sandwiches via Sauce the City Cleveland to feed nurses.
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Santana Emerges as Indians Value Anchor Amid Trade Talk
Indians face market pressure as Francisco Lindor and Carlos Santana loom in possible deals during the 2020 season. Santana, 34, posted a career year in 2019 with 34 homers and 93 RBIs, while his durability and dual threat as a switch-hitter bolster Cleveland’s case to keep or move him. The franchise’s frugal strategy hinges on shrewd trades and player development.
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