5/11/2008 |
Figgins placed on disabled listThe Angels reluctantly placed Chone Figgins on the 15-day disabled list following Saturday night's game against the Rays. As a corresponding roster move, the club recalled Kendry Morales from Triple-A Salt Lake.
5/11/2008 |
Arroyo, Keppinger star as Reds splitReds starter Bronson Arroyo pitched well, Jeff Keppinger had five hits and Scott Hatteberg drove in three during a 7-1 victory over the Mets in the nightcap.
5/11/2008 |
Rangers winning streak alive at fiveOn a night when starter Kevin Millwood pitched to just three batters, the Rangers bullpen held the Athletics to two runs in 8 1/3 innings in a 6-4 victory at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
5/11/2008 |
O's slip and slide past soggy RoyalsBaltimore beat the Royals, 6-5, at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday night, but the baseball and the weather weren't particularly pretty.
5/11/2008 |
Maddux beats Rockies for 350th winGreg Maddux earned career victory No. 350 on Saturday as he held the Rockies to no earned runs over six innings in the Padres' 3-2 victory over the Rockies at PETCO Park.
5/11/2008 |
Sampson propels Astros past DodgersChris Sampson showed a lot on Saturday night -- perhaps mostly that he belongs in the rotation after throwing seven shutout innings in a win over the Dodgers.
5/11/2008 |
Anderson, Quentin power White SoxBrian Anderson hit his first homer of the season, a three-run shot, and Carlos Quentin added a two-run homer, his AL-leading ninth, as the White Sox erupted for six runs in the second inning to beat the host Mariners, 8-4, on Saturday night.
5/11/2008 |
Youth Academy sparks interest in gameThe MLB Urban Youth Academy teaches urban children about baseball and softball, and Major League players and coaches are impressed with the Academy's accomplishments.
5/11/2008 |
Roberts, Hernandez listed as day-to-daySecond baseman Brian Roberts left Saturday's game in the first inning with a foot injury and catcher Ramon Hernandez did not play in the game, leaving both O's regulars listed as day-to-day.
5/10/2008 |
Neshek likely to miss rest of seasonTwins right-hander Pat Neshek could possibly miss the rest of the 2008 season after an MRI exam on Friday revealed an acute partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
5/10/2008 |
Runs come easily to Tigers vs. YanksFor the fourth time in 11 days, the Tigers beat up on Yankees pitching and got enough quality innings from their own starter to make it stick. On Friday, it was Kenny Rogers' turn for the second time in three outings, and he held New York to two runs in six-plus innings, as Detroit's bats overwhelmed Kei Igawa for a 6-5 win at Comerica Park.
5/10/2008 |
Sanchez's walk-off lifts Bucs past BravesIan Snell threw well Friday night at PNC Park, but it was Freddy Sanchez's night, who had three RBIs, and whose walk-off single in the ninth put the Pirates over the Braves, 3-2, in the opener of the four-game series.
5/10/2008 |
Rangers top A's for fourth straight winScott Feldman pitched six scoreless innings before the bullpen came on to finish up a 4-0 victory over the Athletics at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
5/10/2008 |
Marlins rip Nats, win fifth straightLuis Gonzalez's three-run double in the sixth inning helped provide a cushion that the Marlins didn't relinquish. Ricky Nolasco allowed one run in six innings, and Florida prevailed, 7-3, on Friday night before a crowd of 23,379 at Nationals Park.
5/10/2008 |
Giants' Vizquel to begin push toward 2009Giants shortstop Omar Vizquel, who will be activated from the disabled list Saturday, suggested that he'll be spurred this year by his desire to return in 2009.
5/10/2008 |
Just in time: Weeks' walk-off beats CardsRickie Weeks ripped a two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the ninth at Miller Park, giving the Brewers a 4-3 win over the Cards and snapping the team's six-game skid.
5/10/2008 |
Huff, Trachsel give O's win again in KCAubrey Huff hit a three-run home run off Royals starter Gil Meche, giving the Orioles a three-run lead and providing the difference in a 7-4 Orioles win over the Royals in Kansas City, bringing the O's record back to .500.
5/10/2008 |
Lamb silences Red Sox in walk-off winTwins third baseman Mike Lamb hit a two-run single off Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Twins a 7-6 walk-off victory over Boston in the series opener on Friday night at the Metrodome.
5/10/2008 |
Pickoff gives Rogers all-time leadWhen Kenny Rogers caught the Yankees' Wilson Betemit straying too far off of first base on Friday, it marked the 92nd pickoff of his career, pushing him past Mark Langston for the all-time Major League lead. It's a relatively recent record, since the stat wasn't tracked until 1974, but it's a record that Rogers holds over some prominent left-handed company.
5/10/2008 |
Rockies rally for win over PadresThe Rockies kept their winning streak alive, earning their third straight victory with a 4-2 win over the Padres at PETCO Park on Friday night.
5/10/2008 |
Rollins provides spark in return to PhilsJimmy Rollins enjoyed his return to the Bay Area and the Phillies' lineup. His teammates enjoyed the latter much more, as their reigning National League MVP took it to San Francisco in a series-opening 7-4 win Friday at AT&T Park.
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