Clemens sets AL record wins 18th straight game
Roger Clemens extends an AL record by earning his 18th straight decision as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 10 2 in the opener of a doubleheader. He hadn't lost since May 29, 1998, and returned from the disabled list to improve to 3 0.
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Tide lands in SEC title game
Alabama survives a tense 12-11 win over Mississippi State to reach the SEC tournament final for the fifth straight year. BJ Green entered with bases loaded and no outs in the ninth, induced a grounder and escaped a late threat as Mississippi State stranded runners. Arkansas faces Alabama for the title after defeating Auburn.
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Braves Beat Millswood With Early Three Run Lead
Chipper Jones delivered an RBI double and Brian Jordan added a sacrifice fly to push Atlanta ahead 3 0. Javy Lopez drove in a fourth run with a triple as Tapani suffered his first higher earned run tally of the season in this contest.
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Jason Kendall tripled with the bases loaded as Pittsburgh erased a five game skid with an 11-4 victory over Florida. Kendall had three hits and scored twice as Jose Guillen drove in three runs. The Pirates also snapped a nine game road skid.
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