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Kevin Aprile

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Retired sports editor. Transplanted and tortured Cleveland fan. Also love my Dayton Flyers and Louisville Cardinals. Music, movies and, yeah, some politics.
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Elyria native's husband chasing the dream at Olympics

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By Kevin Aprile Verified
| chroniclet.com
When it was over, when the final game was in the books Tuesday and the South Korea national hockey team, his team, skated over, faced him and bowed while the crowd cheered, that’s when the tears came. “That was a special moment,” Paek said in a phone interview Thursday morning. “It all came to a head, all the emotion. The way they played and their appreciation … and my appreciation (for them). Thank you for working so hard for me and your country.
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College signing: Amherst's Madison Reynolds taking up new event ... the heptathlon ... at Division I High Point University

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By Kevin Aprile Verified
| The Chronicle Telegram Verified
Madison Reynolds is going to compete in the heptathlon for a Division I college. This is significant for a number of reasons, but the primary one is probably this: She has never competed in a heptathlon before. “I definitely like the combination of events,” said Reynolds, a recently graduated Amherst High School track and field standout.
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A King-sized opportunity: LeBron James, Cavaliers have chance to make history, end Cleveland's title drought

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By Kevin Aprile Verified
| The Chronicle Telegram Verified
Like the 1997 Indians, who lost Game 7 of the World Series to the Florida Marlins, the Cavaliers are on the doorstep. All that remains is to beat the defending champion Golden State Warriors, who are 50-4 at home this season, in Game 7 of the NBA Finals tonight at 8 at Oakland’s Oracle Arena.
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