Lowry Signs Four Year Deal With Giants
Noah Lowry agreed to a four year contract worth at least 9.25 million with the San Francisco Giants securing him through 2009 and a 2010 option. The 25 year old No. 3 starter heads into the season opener versus San Diego and says the deal provides security and focuses on loving baseball.
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Rollins Chases DiMaggio Streak in Phillies Opener
Six months after a 36 game hitting streak Rollins resumes pursuit of DiMaggio's 56 game mark as the Phillies host the St Louis Cardinals. He aims to extend the season opening rally while facing Chris Carpenter and a Cardinal roster led by Scott Rolen returning from injury.
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President Bush to throw first pitch at Reds Cubs opener
Cincinnati opens the season with President Bush set to throw out the ceremonial first ball joining the Reds and Cubs. Aaron Harang starts for Cincinnati as fans await Bush's field visit and a rare presidential opening day moment amid team struggles and injuries.
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White Sox celebrate first World Series title in 88 years
Chicago opens season vs Cleveland after an 88 year wait for a title. A video tribute and banners honor the 1906 1917 and recent AL champion teams as the opener ties 3 3 in the fourth inning. Fans cheer loudly at the celebratory ceremony.
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Japanese star catcher nervous for Seattle debut
Kenji Johjima expressed heavy nerves for his first major league opening day as Seattle hosts the Los Angeles Angels. He will catch Jamie Moyer, who starts his 20th season, in a playoff atmosphere opening day. Meanwhile Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria said talks with San Antonio about relocating the team are serious, with potential $200 million toward a $300 million ballpark if voters approve the tax extension.
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Bonds Returns as Giants Open 2006 Season Against Padres
Barry Bonds resumes the chase for Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron as the San Francisco Giants face the San Diego Padres in San Diego. Bonds takes his first swings of 2006 against Peavy and the NL West champions, amid league scrutiny over alleged steroid use.
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