Bonds Close To Aaron. Beck Found Dead In Phoenix
Barry Bonds went 6 for 2 with a walk before being removed for a pinch runner in the eighth inning of last night’s game in Los Angeles. He remains one home run shy of Hank Aaron’s all time mark of 755. Police found cocaine and drug paraphernalia at former pitcher Rod Beck’s Phoenix home on the day he died. The 38 year old three time All Star, who saved 286 games, was found dead at his home on June 23. The report notes cocaine residue in the bathroom and master bedroom and on a roll top desk. MLB eyes Asia games. exhibition series in China next year and season opener in Japan possible. decision expected in September.
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Gagne heads Boston bullpen reshuffle on big deadline day
Eric Gagne moved from Texas to Boston to serve as Jonathan Papelbon’s setup man and to fill in as closer when needed. Boston strengthened its bullpen as Atlanta traded Mark Teixeira to the Braves for four prospects, and other deals included Octavio Dotel to the Braves and Scott Proctor to the Dodgers for Wilson Betemit.
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Yankees tie franchise mark with eight homers in rout of White Sox
New York led 16-3 as Hideki Matsui hit two homers and Jorge Posada, Bobby Abreu, Melky Cabrera, Johnny Damon, Robinson Cano and Shelly Duncan added one each. Alex Rodriguez remained at 499-for-6 in the slump, 17 at bats without a hit since last Wednesday. Jose Contreras (5-14) took the loss as Matsui homered in the first and sixth. Orioles beat Red Sox 5-3. Bedard won his seventh straight decision. Rangers top Indians 3-1 as Brandon McCarthy won for first time in two months. Jays top Rays 2-0 behind Jesse Litsch. Twins down Royals 5-3 as Hunter homered and Silva pitched eight.
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Cubs Beat Phillies 7-3 Behind Jones RBI Double
In Chicago Tuesday night Jacque Jones drove in a sixth inning run with a double as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3. Pat Burrell homered for Philly, while Chris Roberson went 4 for 4 with an RBI. Cubs starter Jason Marquis lasted six frames, yielding three runs on eight hits with four strikeouts.
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Lansing tops Kernels 6 5 with late homer
Scott Campbell belted a two run homer in the bottom of the seventh to lift Lansing to a 6 5 victory over Cedar Rapids before 2314 at Oldsmobile Park. Edward Rodriguez induced a key double play to preserve the win as Peter Bourjos tripled for Cedar Rapids who had three hits from Tyler Johnson. The four game set resumes at 11 am today.
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