11-13-25 THURSDAY MORNING SPORTS

The Cavs win in Miami without Mitchell, Mobley and Garland; ONU holds off Bluffton; Skubal and Skenes win Cy Young Awards; Toledo and CMU post MACTION wins

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
From the WYMA Sports desk. For the second time in
three nights, the Cavaliers and Heat played in Miami on
Monday night, the Heat hit a side out of bounds
alley you dunk at the buzzer and overtime to win
by two. Last night, it was the Calves winning as
they pulled away in the fourth quarter for a one
thirty one sixteen victory. The Calves outscored the Heat thirty

(00:22):
seven to nineteen in the fourth quarter, and afterward, coach
Kenny Atkinson talked about winning despite not leading until the
fourth quarter.

Speaker 2 (00:32):
It was one of those games where we felt really
good about our process, and you know, obviously not all
games are like that. So we just there's just a
real positive energy that we're going to turn this thing around.
You know, we were tracked. You know, we track a
lot of things. You know, we're tracking the possession game like, oh,
we're plus, you know, we got the expected score, like
we're we're in a good place. We just kept telling

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them over we're in a great place. We're great place.
It's going to turn. I'm going to start making a
few shots, you know, but you know, eventually it turned.

Speaker 1 (00:59):
Jared Allen were thirty points to lead the Cavaliers, and
coach Atkinson said he liked the way the offense ran
through Allen in the post.

Speaker 2 (01:08):
Oh man, I loved how we posted him. You know,
they went small, and you know, that's where Zoe really
comes into play. Like Zoe understands what's happening out there,
and he just kept feeding Ja. He just kept telling
telling him to go down there, and that was contagious.
We just kept getting getting the ball to Ja deep
in the post and that was a big part of
when that prevents them from going small. They had to

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go back with where, you know, to get bigger.

Speaker 1 (01:33):
The Cavs one despite the fact that Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley,
and Darius Garland all missed the game. Mitchell and Mobley
sat out for load management, while Garland is still dealing
with a toe problem. Of course, he had surgery on
that toe and had played, but then suffered what is
being called a contusion to his left big toe. As

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for the Cavaliers, now, their record sits at eight and
four on the campaign. They get no rest. They're right
back at it tonight at home as they host the Raptors.
Let's talk local college hoops last night at Summer Center
in Bluffton, Ohio, Northern beat Bluffton sixty nine fifty nine
Polar Bears, Now one and one, Bluffton loses its season opener.

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The Polar Bears hit twelve straight free throws in the
final two and a half minutes to hold off the Beavers,
who used a ten oher run to get within one
at the four minute mark. The Polar Bears were led
by Autoville grad Will Miller, who had sixteen Pandora Gilboa
product Aiden Harris added fifteen, and former og Titan Theo
mag had ten points and nine rebounds for the Polar Bears.

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Week eleven of the NFL season begins tonight in Foxborough.
The eight and two Patriots, who have won seven in
a row, host of the two and seven Jets, who
have won two in a row, beating the Bengals and
the Browns to get those wins. College football MAC last
night in Oxford, Toledo beat Miami twenty four to three,

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and in Mount Pleasant, Central Michigan blew out Buffalo thirty
eight to nineteen. So now with two games remaining, the
MAX standings have Western Michigan on top at five and
one second place. There's a five way tie. Toledo, Miami, Ohio,
Central Michigan, and Buffalo are all four and two. The

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baseball award season continued yesterday. Tiger's lefty Trek Scubel was
named the AlSi Young Award winner for the second year
in a row. Meanwhile, the Pirates Paul Skins was a
unanimous choice in the National League More Awards. Tonight, the
MVP Awards and also the All MLB Team will be named.

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And it's back to work for the Blue Jackets. Tonight
they hosted the Edmonton Oilers. Columbus got back over five
hundred and snapped a four game losing streak where a
shootout win at Seattle on Tuesday night with the eleven
fifty w im A Sports I'm Todd Walker