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CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians attempt to complete a three-game sweep of Minnesota on Wednesday while handing the Twins their 13th straigth loss.The first two contests were one-run games with Cleveland winning 1-0 in 10 innings on Monday and 5-4 on Tuesday.The Indians are expected to have a new player Wednesday as the club, according to multiple reports, has reached an agreement with the Oakland Athletics on a trade for outfielder Coco Crisp. The official announcement will be made Wednesday. Its not known whether Crisp will be in uniform for Wednesdays game, or Friday for the start of a three-game series with Miami at Progressive Field.In winning the first two games of the Minnesota series, the Indians received good work from their bullpen, particularly Tuesday. Struggling starter Josh Tomlin was removed in the second inning, but five relievers combined to pitch 7 1/3 scoreless innings on three hits.Thats a lot to ask of your bullpen, but we found a way to win, Indians manager Terry Francona said.Although the acquisition of Andrew Miller in a trade with the Yankees a month ago still gets most of the attention, right-hander Dan Otero has been an equally important member of the bullpen. Otero got the win Tuesday, pitching 2 2/3 scoreless and hitless innings, with three strikeouts and no walks. In 50 appearances this year, he is 4-1 with a 1.25 ERA.Hes like a wildcard for us out there, Francona said. He can pitch anywhere, and all he does is gets outs. Thats really valuable.The Twins, meanwhile, would just like to win a game in order to avoid making some unwanted history. The Twins 12-game losing streak is the third-longest in team history. The team record is 14 set in 1982.Not even a sensational season by Brian Dozier is enough to make Twins manager Paul Molitor forget about the fact that the team has gone two weeks without a win.Dozier homered on the first pitch Tuesday, giving him 12 home runs in August. Thats the most home runs in a month by a Twins player since Harmon Killebrew hit 12 in July 1969.Thats nice, but now is not the time to consider what individuals have done. Not when were trying to get out of this (losing) streak, Molitor said.The pitching matchup Wednesday features Clevelands Corey Kluber versus Pat Dean (1-4, 6.24).Kluber (14-8, 3.07 ERA) hasnt lost a game since July 3. In nine starts since, he is 7-0 with a 1.75 ERA. In 16 career starts versus the Twins, he is 6-5 with a 3.76 ERA after a 6-3 loss in mid-May when he gave up four runs on seven hits in 6 2/3 innings.Dean (1-4, 6.24) makes his second start since being recalled from Triple-A Rochester. 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It is the America to the south -- the America hosting its first-ever Olympic games.This journey, in preparation for Rio 2016, was a 6,500-mile trek across the continent to document life outside of the Olympic purview - a true illustration of the host continent.The assignment spanned five countries and lasted more than six weeks, traveling from Buenos Aires to Iguazu Falls at the border of Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. There were wrong turns traveling across rural northern Argentina on dirt roads that were not unlike those of Wyoming or Montana in the American West.From Argentina, this expedition traveled to the high-altitude Martian landscape of Bolivia, where sleeping happened in unheated buildings made entirely of salt as temperatures outside dipped below freezing. Bolivia led to Peru and the Interoceanic Highway -- one of the continents true modern marvels. Before its completion in 2011, the journey from Peru into Brazil took upwards of a week on treacherous dirt roads through jungles and over rivers. The highways completion marked a marriage of the continent as its oceanic coasts were joined.From the border of Brazil, it was onto seven of its states and multiple cities and towns along the way -- each with its own flavor and shared tranquil way of life. Danger? That wasnt ever a theme on this journey.This journey was about community. Strong, friendly communities. Doors were opened, stories were shared and sports were played all over a continent for no medals or glory.Boys play soccer in the Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires just blocks from La Bombonera, home of Boca Juniors -- arguably the most popular professional club in South America.Claudio Chagrin Wagener tattoos a woman in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Wagener is the current Guinness World Record holder for most tattoos performed in a 12-hour span -- he tattooed 418 fans of soccer team Club Atlético Talleres over 12 hours.Young girls practice their roller skating on a slab of concrete that lies on the banks of the rivers Parana (left) and Iguazu (right, not seen) in Puerto Iguazu, Argentina. From the vantage point known as Hito Tres Fronteras, the three countries sharing Iguazu Falls can be seen. To the left is Paraguay, to the right is Brazil and underfoot is Argentina.Alfredo tends the goal as he and fellow students at Escuela 800 play soccer on a grass and dirt field during a break from their daily lessons. The school, also known as Piececitos Colorados -- a name referring to the bare feet of the children being stained red by the dirt of the surrounding area -- was founded more than 20 years ago without public funding. Teacher Daniel Vera said all funding has come from his friends from around the world. What started as a tent in an area where kids regularly walk more than 10 kilometers to school is now an education center serving more than 120 students with its own soccer team. When entered in one of its first tournaments, the team was trounced in its first game. When asked why, the players said that their new cleats were foreign to them and they preferred their barefoot style of play. Without cleats, they won their next game.Silvana rides her bicycle as her daughter Candela holds on during a weeklong celebration for the 9th of July -- Argentinas Independence Day. Residents of Camp Largo in rural northern AArgentina celebrated the week by arranging community events.dddddddddddd Among them was this citywide bike ride that attracted more than 1,000 participants.A taxi driver makes the three-hour drive from Villazon on the border of Bolivia and Argentina to Tupiza -- a city that acts as a gateway to the geological wonders of high-altitude Bolivia.French tourists and their guide watch the European Cup Championships on a small television in rural Bolivia. The television, equipped with rabbit ears, was barely able to pick up the feed of Portugals 1-0 overtime win over host France.As the sun begins to set, boys in Villamar Mallcu begin to wrap up their game of soccer. The boys of the town play soccer on the concrete slab until sundown, when they return home for chores or more soccer in the dirt lots near their homes.Carlos Huayta, a Bolivian local with a vast knowledge of southwestern Bolivia, jacks up a 3-pointer as he plays basketball on a dirt court in Julaca. The town, which is near the gateway to the Uyuni Salt Flats, boasts little in terms of leisure outside of this court, a small soccer pitch and a playground with swings and a slide.A bicyclist travels across a dirt plain. Though ridden recreationally and for sport in the United States, the bicycle serves as a staple for transportation here. Often, multiple people will mount a single bike.People hike among the cacti during an early morning trek to watch the sunrise over Salar de Uyuni. The salt flat in southwestern Bolivia is the worlds largest and sits at an elevation of nearly 12,000 feet. The outcropping cacti are the only signs of life.Brothers Freddy (lifting) and Oscar (being lifted) practice their wrestling moves atop a bed of salt in a building made entirely of salt in Salar de Uyuni.Performers wearing huaccollo masks perform in the streets of Cusco, Peru. The tourist city is a hub for travelers bound for the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu.Three people ride a motorbike across the Puente Billinghurst -- Perus longest bridge -- on the Interoceanic Highway. The highway starts in coastal Peru and connects the country with Brazil. Until the highways completion in 2011, the journey between these nations was a perilous trek across treacherous jungle roads.Boys play soccer on Playstation3s at a local market in Rio Branco for four Reais an hour -- about $1.23. The game of choice on this day was Pro Evolution Soccer.Children Natalia, right, and Diogo spar near the end of their martial arts class as community members gather outside to watch the match at Gracie Barra Acre in Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil. The academy is part of a chain of schools founded by Carlos Gracie Jr. in Rio de Janeiro.Men play an afternoon game of futsal in Campo Grande. Futsal is a hardcourt version of soccer. Five players, rather than the traditional 11, play on the smaller, faster surface.A running club passes by at the Belmar Fidalgo Sporting Complex. The complex is a city center for all activities sports-related.Mateus Borges spikes the ball over Eder during a volleyball game at the Belmar Fidalgo Sporting Complex. The park boasts basketball courts, running paths, beach volleyball courts, workout centers and more.Boys watch a game of futsal at the Belmar Fidalgo Sporting Complex.An Olympic-torch volunteer hands out memorabilia to a crowd of people before the arrival of the torch in the west part of the Rio de Janeiro state.A family looks at paper Olympic torches that were made by local students in honor of the evenings celebration for the arrival of the torch in their town of Volta Redonda.Performers in traditional Carnival costumes dance in the streets of Volta Redonda before the arrival of the Olympic torch.People show up to protest the arrival of the Olympic torch.Protesters and security alike see the torch pass en route to Rio. ' ' '