NL and AL batting leaders and league stats snapshot
A jumble of batting and pitching leaders from both leagues lists star players by team and stat. Highlights include Alou Berkman Gonzalez Pierre and Aurilia among NL batting leaders, and Suzuki Boone Ramirez and Jeter among AL leaders, with runs hits and home runs noted and pitchers like Clemens and Johnson leading in wins and strikeouts.
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Baseball glance points to 14 inning Texas win over Baltimore
Major league schedule highlights 14 inning Texas 6 Baltimore 4 result. Monday wrap lists games across AL and NL with key matchups and starting pitchers. Several noted daytime and evening contests include Texas at Yankees and Oakland at Cleveland.
NBA Schedule Snags With Team Matchups This Week
The bulletin lists Wednesday games including Charlotte vs Miami at Gar, Portland at Orlando 7 30, Detroit at New York 7 30, Washington at Indiana 8, Minnesota at Phoenix 10, and Utah at Houston 8 30. Thursday features Los Angeles at 10 p.m. Games broadcast across multiple arenas.
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Bears Transactions Involving Kendall Suspension and Trades
MLB suspended Pittsburgh catcher Jason Kendall for two games and fined him an undisclosed amount after arguing with umpire Jim Wolf during the Cubs Pirates game on July 24. Milwaukee manager Davey Lopes received a two game suspension and undisclosed fine for remarks about Rickey Henderson on July 29. Baltimore Orioles traded RHP Mike Trombley to Los Angeles for RHP Kris Foster and C Geronimo Gil. Boston Red Sox sent RHP Tomo Ohka and LHP Rich Rundles to Montreal for RHP Ugueth Urbina.
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Jason Kendall
Jim Wolf
Cubs
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Davey Lopes
San Diego
Rickey Henderson
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Trombley
Los Angeles
Kris Foster
Geronimo Gil
Boston Red Sox
Tomo Ohka
Rich Rundles
Montreal
Ugueth Urbina
Television highlights from August 1 2001 including golf tennis and baseball
ESPN coverage lists Par 3 Shootout day 2 at Gaylord Michigan with Azinger Mickelson Floyd and Trevino. MLB ESPN regional games Atlanta St Louis or Anaheim Boston. Oakland Cleveland on ESPN2. Tennis Masters Series Canada at Montreal with early rounds on ESPN and ESPN2. Game recap shows Seattle 7 Detroit 2 with Garnett Higginson hits and Cedeno Suzuki steals.
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Baseball Trade Deadline Moves Go Late Into Night
Teams made moves as waivers constrained activity with several clubs strengthening. The Braves acquired Sanchez from Kansas City to bolster defense and goal of a 10th straight postseason, while the Yankees, Cubs, A’s and others added pieces. A Blue Jays official lamented the flurry of calls ending without a deal.
Baseball and hockey trades and signings across leagues
Major moves include Royals swapping Rey Sanchez to Atlanta for Brad Voyles and Alejandro Machado. Cubs ink Ryan Theriot, Carlos Nolasco, Brendan Harris with assignments to Daytona, Mesa, and Lansing. Rockies trade Astacio for Blarton with cash. Dodgers move Fetters and Burnside to Pirates for Mulholland. Expos ship Milton Bradley to Cleveland for Zach Day. Pirates deal Williams to Houston for McKnight. Cardinals swap Christiansen to Giants for Joseph and cash or a named player. Also multiple NBA NFL and NHL signings across teams and leagues.
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Rey Sanchez
Atlanta
Brad Voyles
Alejandro Machado
Chicago Cubs
Ryan Theriot
Carlos Nolasco
Brendan Harris
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Pedro Astacio
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Houston
Scott Blarton
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Mike Fetters
Adrian Burnside
Pittsburgh
Terry Mulholland
Montreal Expos
Milton Bradley
Cleveland
Zach Day
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mike Williams
Tony McKnight
ST. Louis Cardinals
Jason Christiansen
San Francisco
Kevin Joseph
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Calgary Cannons
Jeff Abbott
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Long Island Ducks
Brian Domenico
Ankiel fans 14 in Johnson City win over Martinsville
Rick Ankiel struck out 14 with no walks or wild pitches in eight innings to lead Johnson City past Martinsville 4-2 in the Appalachian League. The rookie’s outing boosted his record to 4-2 with a 0.60 ERA as the Cardinals affiliate drew 1,534 fans.
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Princeton hurler joins Tampa Bay rotation
Jason Standridge, a former Princeton standout and Auburn recruit, made his major league debut for the Tampa Bay D Rays in a 2-0 loss to Texas. He becomes the 100th player to wear a Rays uniform, joining Zambrano Phelps and Kennedy on the staff. Kennedy, 6.2 innings with 5 strikeouts, vows to regain form after recent rough outings.
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BC Nights bring Devil Rays and Orioles to Bluefield
Bluefield College will sponsor promotional nights on August 23 at Hunnicutt Field with the Princeton Devil Rays and on August 27 at Bowen Field with the Bluefield Orioles. Entrants receive BC prizes for the first 100 fans, the Ramblin Ram mascots appears, and BC students will sing the national anthem. Greg Stewart, new baseball coach, will throw out the first pitch. Representatives from Admissions and Adult Education will be on site with information about programs.
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P-Rays Rally Over Danville In Slim Win At Home
Princeton P-Rays defeated Danville 4 to 2 as John Paul Davis and Thomas Nichols led with hits. Jonny Gomes homered for Princeton, and Carlos Hines earned the win in six innings with four strikeouts. Pena went 3-for-3 for Danville, while Angel Valquez and Austin Coose shut down the late threat. Fans will host three days at Hunnicutt Field with Moore’s Snack Food Night offering free chips to the first 500 attendees.
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BC Rams name Greg Stewart as new head baseball coach
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