Ramirez slams Indians past Twins in late rally
Manny Ramirez belted a grand slam and drove in five as Cleveland built a 7-0 lead and beat Minnesota 11-7. Albert Belle and Jim Thome also homered, boosting the Indians with a strong showing from the heart of the lineup. Jack McDowell earned the win.
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Debutant Holtz Walks Off in 12th for Mariners Victory
Mike Holtz, making his major league debut, wild pitched with two outs in the bottom of the 12th, allowing Paul Sorrento to score from third and give the Seattle Mariners a 5-4 win over the California Angels. Sorrento started the 12th with a single and moved to third after a balk.
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Boles Sparks Marlins to first win under new manager
John Boles earned his first win as Marlins manager in his major league debut, guiding Florida to a 9-8 victory over the Atlanta Braves. The win came after Boles replaced fired Rene Lachemann, with Terry Pendleton praising renewed dedication. Fred McGriff and Mark Whiten drove in three runs for Atlanta as Steve Avery left early with a side injury.
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