Padres end 14 game win streak in high scoring game
Neifi Perez and Vinny Castilla hit three run homers as the Colorado Rockies beat the San Diego Padres 12 10 to snap a 14 game winning streak in the opener of a day night doubleheader at Coors Field. Perez and Castilla drove in four runs each and the Rockies rallied from early deficits to win.
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All Star rosters debated as Hall of Fame names collide
The piece weighs factors in selecting 26 man rosters for the All Star game with managers Torre and Budig weighing injury, popularity, first time players, and team representation. It notes Terry Steinbach’s 1988 MVP past and fan votes for Jim Thome, while warning about balancing pitchers, positions, and bench needs.
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Indians sweep Royals after dramatic day at Jacobs Field
Cleveland overcame an eight run hole to win 9-5 in game two of a day night doubleheader. Jim Thome hit a record long homer at Jacobs Field, while Mike Jackson secured his second save of the day. In the opener Tom Candiotti delivered 5 2/3 scoreless innings of relief and David Justice hit a go ahead homer in a 9-8 win.
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Sai Francie at Loe Angles vite o38 em
Sai Francie racing at Loe Angles venue posted a time of o38 as crowds gathered. Rusty 73 was among attendees noting the odd phrasing of the event and the vibrant local scene.
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Sosa Wins With 30th Home Run In Cubs Nail Biter
Chicago star Sammy Sosa belted a game winner at Wrigley Field, his 30th homer, keeping him atop the majors as he powers toward another elite season. teammate Mark McGwire struggles with injuries and is fifth in the NL home run race while Sosa embraces the spotlight and fans.
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