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Paetsch named new Phantoms coach

On Tuesday, the Youngstown Phantoms announced the hiring of head coach Nathan Paetsch. Paetsch is the seventh head coach in club history. Paetsch, 43, comes to Youngstown following a 17-year professional career split between the NHL, AHL and German DEL, and more recently, a six-year stint ...

High School Sports Roundup from Aug. 11

BOYS GOLF The Poland boys golf team won the Northeast Ohio Invitational on Tuesday at JE Goodpark in Akron. The Bulldogs took the top spot with a team total of 303. Poland senior Angelo Rinaldi shot a 1-under 70 as the medalist. Classmates Ryan Lombardo and Matthew Morrone shot 76 and 77 to finish fifth and sixth, respectively, and junior Nicholas Dipasqua finished 10th with a 79. Padua Franciscan (319) was the team runner-up, Gilmour Academy (323) took third, Cloverleaf (334) was fourth and Dover and Mogadore (341) tied for fifth. LaBrae 157, Crestview 183 LABRAE (157): John ...

Rodgers is leaning into final year, except for preseason

LATROBE, Pa. — There was a time when the preseason felt like the Super Bowl to Aaron Rodgers. Now is not that time. While the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is trying to soak in every moment of what he says will be his 22nd and final NFL training camp, he doesn’t sound like someone ...

McGonigle drives in three to lead Tigers past Guardians

DETROIT — Kevin McGonigle drove in three runs, Drew Anderson tossed four innings of one-run ball in his fourth start of the year, and the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Guardians 6-4 on Tuesday night. Detroit won their first game against Cleveland after an 0-6 start, suffering a ...

Pérez outpitches Skenes, Marlins beat the Pirates

MIAMI (AP) — Eury Pérez allowed three hits over seven innings, Esteury Ruiz homered and the Miami Marlins beat Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 on Tuesday night. Pérez (6-9) struck out three straight Pirates to start the game and surrendered only three singles — two in the ...

49ers, Titans have several scuffles at joint practice

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers and Tennessee Titans didn’t take long to get on each other’s nerves at a joint practice. A scuffle broke following the first play of 11-on-11 drills on Tuesday with the physical play and animosity only amping up from there. “The energy was hot from the first play,” Titans rookie receiver Carnell Tate said. Tate was on the receiving end of that early on when San Francisco cornerback Renardo Green threw him to the ground following a catch near the sideline, prompting players on both teams to rush together and exchange words and ...