Avery bets on revival as Red Sox blank Royals 5-0
Steve Avery pitched five shutout innings in his first start since a Pawtucket recall, earning his first win since last August as Boston defeated Kansas City 5-0. Mo Vaughn and Damon Buford homered, Rich Garces and Tom Gordon closed out the Shutout. Royals drop to 1-5 against Boston.
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Jeter sparks Yankees to win with four hits
Derek Jeter tied a career high with four hits and scored the first three runs as the Yankees beat the Twins 5-2. Ramiro Mendoza and Mariano Rivera combined on a four-hitter, improving New York to 27-9, while Jeter extended his hitting streak to 12 games and went 11-for-23 in his past five games.
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McGwire Breaks Busch Record with 545 Foot Shot in Cardinals Win
St Louis Cardinals defeated the Florida Marlins 5-4 as Mark McGwire belted a Busch Stadium record 545 foot homer tying for the league lead with his 16th of the season. Mike Piazza contributed a pinch hit sacrifice fly for Florida as Chicago traded star. Brian Jordan added a seventh inning homer to seal the comeback.
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Dodgers Trade Piazza for Sheffield As Marlins Restructure
In one of baseballs biggest deals the Los Angeles Dodgers ship Mike Piazza Todd Zeile to the Florida Marlins for Gary Sheffield Bobby Bonilla and Charles Johnson. The Marlins also move Jim Eisenreich and Manuel Barrios as they cut payroll to about 16 million next year.
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Wake Forest Edges FSU In ACC Tournament Rematch
Wake Forest pitcher John Hendricks threw a four hitter on two days rest to beat top-seeded Florida State 2-1 in Durham. The win pulls Wake Forest within one game of the ACC crown, fuels a rematch with defending champ FSU, and marks Wake Forest’s 40th win of the season.
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