Roth is a volunteer baseball assistant coach for the Norwalk High School program. He serves as the hitting coach and works with the corner infielders for the Truckers, who are coming off a 19-win season as SBC Lake and sectional champions.
Former three-sport standout and All-Ohio first team baseball player Gary Wilde is one of four selections to the Norwalk High School Hall of Fame on Saturday.
Hernandez, 29, will replace Jason Kipnis at second base in 2020 for Cleveland. He hit .279 (171-for-602) with 31 doubles, 14 homers and 71 RBIs for the Phillies last season.
Four individuals will be inducted into the NHS Hall of Fame on Jan. 18, 2020, including Bob Cowman (soccer), Ryan Grose (basketball), Robin Welch (distinguished citizen) and Gary Wilde (baseball).
It will be almost impossible for Cleveland to get equal value for Corey Kluber, who it traded to Texas on Sunday, based on his club-friendly contract, the durability he’s shown and what he’s meant to the franchise.
The Tribe shortstop and catcher gave the franchise the first duo of Gold Glove winners since Omar Vizquel and Roberto Alomar in 2001.
Trailing 2-0 in the seventh inning, the Washington Nationals stunned the Astros with six runs over the final three innings of a 6-2 win in Game 7 of the World Series on Wednesday in Houston.
Stephen Strasburg and Anthony Rendon kept Washington alive to push the Astros to a deciding Game 7 of the World Series — set for Wednesday night in Houston.
Gerrit Cole clamped down on the nationals for a 7-1 win in Game 5 on Sunday as Houston moved closer to a second championship in three seasons.
The World Series is tied 2-2 and becomes a best-of-three series following Saturday’s 8-1 win by Houston. Game 5 is Sunday night in Washington, D.C.
Washington used a 6-run seventh inning to blow open a 12-3 lead in Game 2 on Wednesday in Houston. The series heads to D.C. on Friday.
Washington touches up Gerrit Cole for five runs in five innings and made it stand in a 5-4 win on Tuesday to win Game 1 of the World Series in Houston.
NORWALK — The public celebration for the life of Scott Ford has been moved from the VFW Fields to the Norwalk Middle School on Monday.
A life-size statue of beloved former Cleveland Indian Rocky Colavito is being created and will be placed in Tony Brush Park at University Circle — about five miles east of Progressive Field.
Despite a 93-69 finish — the 11th best record in franchise history — the Indians saw their season come to a close in Sunday’s 8-2 loss to the Nationals in Washington, D.C.
