Pendleton's pinch double lifts Reds past Pirates 2-1
Cincinnati rallies in seventh inning as Terry Pendleton doubles after Hal Morris and Bret Boone set up the go ahead run. Joe Oliver sac fly tied 1-1, lifting Reds to a two-game series sweep over Pittsburgh. Pirates fall to 31-82 with third straight loss.
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Greene a no show at Panthers minicamp angered Carolina
Panthers fined Kevin Greene for skipping a mandatory three day minicamp opening in Charlotte. The 1996 NFL sack leader, seeking renegotiation of his two year contract, was absent as rookies Tarek Saleh and Matt Finkes received extra playing time. Capers defended the attendance mandate and praised the two rookies progress.
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Interleague matchups fuel near sellouts across the majors
In New York the Mets and Yankees near a sold out Yankee Stadium clash while Atlanta hosts a Baltimore Orioles series sold out before opening day. The Orioles face Maddux Smoltz and Glavine with Mussina Key Erickson on the mound as interleague play aims for bigger crowds. Glavine argues fans will embrace the shift and it will become tradition in time.
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Mariners End Clemens Streak With 5-1 Win Over Blue Jays
Jeff Fassero outpitched Roger Clemens as Seattle beat Toronto 5-1. Fassero allowed five hits in eight innings, Ken Griffey Jr. added a two run double, ending Clemens bid for consecutive wins. the Blue Jays' ace took his first loss since May.
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