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Rain postpones Guardians game versus Yankees in Cleveland
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – What was initially only a delay for the primary pitch of the Guardians sport towards the New York Yankees changed into a postponement as rain poured into Progressive Subject on July 1.
The matchup was slated to start out at 7:10 p.m. on Friday, however now will probably be rescheduled as a cut up doubleheader on Saturday, July 2.
The rescheduled sport will begin at 12:10 p.m. whereas the initially scheduled Saturday sport will start at 6:10 p.m.
Gates for the make-up sport will open at 11 a.m. whereas gates for the second sport will open at 4:30 p.m.
Followers can be cleared from the ballpark between video games.
Ticket holders for the July 1 sport can use their very same ticket to enter the ballpark at 12:10 p.m. for the make-up sport on July 2 and won’t have to need to trade tickets.
Nevertheless, ticket holders for the postponed sport is not going to be allowed to attend the July 2 sport scheduled for six:10 p.n. until they maintain a ticket for that sport as effectively.
Followers who’re unable to attend the make-up sport on July 2 will be capable to trade into one among 44 completely different sport choices.
All single-game tickets for the postponed sport may be exchanged till 12 p.m. on July 2.
Solely single-game tickets bought straight from the Ballpark app, CLEGuardians.com, or the Field Workplace may be exchanged.
In the event you purchased your tickets at CLEGuardians.com, trade your tickets at CLEGuadians.com/mytickets.
All tickets purchased on the Progressive Subject Field Workplace should name 216-420-HITS to trade.
Ticket exchanges are remaining, have to be accomplished in a single transaction, and all tickets have to be exchanged into the identical sport.
This was Friday night time’s beginning lineup:
Followers within the ballpark on Friday had been presupposed to take pleasure in a collection of promotions on the nook of Carnegie and Ontario, together with a Guards T-shit handed out on the gate, Sugardale Greenback Canines, $2 Pregame within the District offered by Miller Lite, and Fireworks to traditional rock “Oldies however Goodies” offered by Greenback Financial institution.
Hours earlier than the sport was postponed, the Guardians unveiled a mural on Gateway Plaza honoring Larry Doby, Frank Robinson, and Satchel Paige to have fun the seventy fifth anniversary of Doby breaking the American League shade barrier.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers’ season ended on Wednesday, and they now face an offseason full of questions.
One of the biggest questions is about star shooting guard Donovan Mitchell, who has been involved in trade rumors before the season even finished.
Of the teams that could add a star this offseason by trading for the 27-year-old, ESPN’s Zach Lowe believes the Miami Heat is one of the teams to watch.
“Miami, to me, is the other team to watch,” he said. “They’re always hunting around, they’ve been connected with Mitchell over the years. They’re lurking and they have a lot of stuff to offer in terms of picks and young players.”
Mitchell, who just wrapped up his second season in Cleveland, averaged 26.6 points, 6.1 assists and 5.1 rebounds per game this year.
He helped lead the Cavs to their first playoff series win since the LeBron James era, though they couldn’t get past the Boston Celtics in the second round with Mitchell sidelined for Games 4 and 5.
While the five-time All-Star found success during his first two years in Cleveland, he could be on his way out this summer.
Along with the Heat, the Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets are among the early teams linked to Mitchell. On Wednesday, ESPN’s Brian Windhorst reported that the two teams “have their offers ready” for Mitchell should the Cavs decide to trade him.
Mitchell’s future remains a question mark this offseason, but it’s far from the only one for Cleveland. ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported after the season-ending loss to the Celtics on Wednesday that the Cavaliers “plan to take time to evaluate” head coach JB Bickerstaff’s future.
The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Joe Vardon and Jason Lloyd also reported that point guard Darius Garland’s representation could be interested in a trade if Mitchell signs a long-term contract extension with Cleveland.
The Cavaliers have taken major strides and emerged as a serious threat in the Eastern Conference for the first time since James left, but things could look very different next year as a big offseason awaits in Cleveland.
Douglas Trattner
One Pot Hot Pot
– The folks behind Issho Ni have quickly built a sterling reputation out east for ramen, sushi, and omakase. Now, with the departure of Cha in Ohio City, they’re bringing a fresh izakaya concept and omakase tasting room to the near west side.
– One Pot Hot Pot & BBQ is now open in Coventry, and the room and menu are something to behold.
– The newest entry to AsiaTown is Yi Er Chuan, which serves up malatang hot pot.
– ICYMI, Gather Food + Drink opened its doors in Rocky River.
– Summer’s almost here and there’s a boatload of new dining options on tap. Catch up right here.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The Police Memorial Week parade will kick off Friday morning, honoring all fallen officers, including the recent loss of Euclid officer Jacob Derbin.
The parade starts at 10:30 a.m. and will march down Lakeside Avenue and East 12th Street.
A memorial service at the Greater Cleveland Peace Officer Memorial will take place following the parade, officials say.
Saturday, the Cleveland International Tattoo at Cleveland Public Hall will have bagpipe bands paying tribute to the fallen officers.
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