Jeff Schudel
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Rookies Travis Bazzana, Parker Messick, Chase DeLauter bolster Guardians for 2026 playoff run (opens the original)
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The 2025 Guardians made history by overcoming a 15.5-game deficit to win the American League Central Division title on the final day of the regular season by one game over the Tigers. Manager Steven Vogt’s team went on a 17-5 sprint in September after starting the month third in the division, 10.5 games behind Detroit and 1.5 games behind Kansas City. Then the wild-card playoffs began. The Guardians were eliminated by the Tigers in three games. Thanks for the fun, see ‘ya in Goodyear, Ariz., in
Veteran Nathaniel Lowe eager to share playoff advice for young Guardians (opens the original)
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Sometimes clichés play out to depict things as they really are, like the one that says a player whose team has been eliminated from the playoffs is already making tee times before the season ends. First baseman Nathaniel Lowe was on a Zoom conference Sept. 30 with media covering the Guardians. He was asked what he would be doing if he and his teammates weren’t preparing for the ALDS that begins at 1 p.m. Oct. 3 at Progressive Field against the winner of the White Sox-Astros wild-card series. Rig
Browns practically daring Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to throw at Denzel Ward (opens the original)
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No conclusion was reached when researching for the answer to who was actually the first to say, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results,” only that Albert Einstein, contrary to myth, did not coin the phrase. Aaron Rodgers, in his second year quarterbacking the Pittsburgh Steelers and in the 22nd season of his remarkable NFL career, thought he could produce different results when he tried the same thing over and over while facing the 3-12
Browns D-end Jared Verse rediscovers his superpower — ‘run through your face’ (opens the original)
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Jared Verse spent so much time and energy in training camp adding moves to his pass rushing repertoire that he forgot how to be Jared Verse. Verse had one pressure, no sacks and no quarterback hits on Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence in the season opener. He hurried Lawrence once in the 34-10 Browns’ loss. One week later, Verse had one pressure, no sacks and one hit on Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield. The Browns won, 23-19. This was not the return the Browns expected when they acquired
Browns have ‘no excuse’ for recurring false start penalties, Todd Monken says (opens the original)
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Browns right tackle Tytus Howard leads the NFL with five false start penalties through three games. It would be good for him to stop with the happy feet, because Dawand Jones is ready to take his place if Howard gets jumpy again when the Browns host the Steelers on Oct. 1 at Huntington Bank Field in their only prime-time game of the season, barring a late-season flex game. The Browns were flagged 10 times in the first half Sept. 27 and twice in the second half of their 21-18 victory over the Pan
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