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Stephen Vogt is staying put in Cleveland. The Guardians manager put the Seattle rumors to rest Thursday, confirming he'll be back on the dugout steps in two thousand twenty seven, chasing the one title that's still missing from his resume. The Guardians faithful can exhale.
Shifting to the NBA, where the gambling case involving Chauncey Billups took a significant turn. Co-defendant Eric Earnest pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud but made a point of saying Billups never fed him inside information. That distinction matters legally, but the cloud hanging over the former champion and coach isn't gone just yet.
And out in Milwaukee, the Brewers are rolling the dice on Jacob Misiorowski in Game One against the Rays. The hard-throwing right-hander was electric in the regular season, but the Brewers need that version of him, not a shadow of it. Playoff baseball has a way of separating the dominant from the merely good, and Milwaukee needs an answer fast.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
