Piazza May Play First Base for Norfolk Tonight
Mike Piazza could man first base for Triple-A Norfolk in Friday's game against Richmond if field conditions permit. He went 1-for-2 and caught the second rehab game, saying tarp removal may let him take grounders and possibly play first for the second time in 15 professional seasons.
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Buehrle's complete game edges A's in Chicago
Mark Buehrle fired a complete game five hitter as the White Sox beat Oakland 3-2. He improved to 10-11 striking out six with one walk and outdueled Mark Mulder who took the loss. Magglio Ordonez added a 3-for-4 day with a homer as Chicago moved to 16-5 since the All-Star break.
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Russ Ortiz worked into the ninth inning to become the majors' second 16-game winner, as the Braves slugged four homers in a 7-2 win over the Cardinals in St. Louis. Sheffield Giles Jones Lopez hit homers for Atlanta, while Albert Pujols extended his hitting streak to 22 for St. Louis.
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South Bend sinks Kernels in 7-4 loss at Coveleski
South Bend Silver Hawks capitalized on 11 hits to beat the Cedar Rapids Kernels 7-4 at Coveleski Stadium Friday night. Cedar Rapids amassed 11 hits but failed to erase the deficit as South Bend held on for the victory.
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Kernels Lose After Slow Start In Midwest League Game
Kernels scored all their runs in the first three innings before the Silver Hawks took a four run lead in the fourth and added three more in the sixth. South Bend had seven runs on seven hits, but four Kernels errors hurt the defense. Pavakovich hit a solo homer for the Kernels who fall to 24 24 in the second half. Posey worked 5 innings, allowed four runs three earned on four hits and five walks. Lincoln took the loss in relief. Game to be played tonight at 7.
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Palmeiro Reconsiders Cubs Trade After Trade Deadline
Rafael Palmeiro said he needs more time to think about waiving his no-trade clause amid renewed Cubs interest. The Texas first baseman indicated a few more days to decide, puzzling Cubs and Texas officials after a tentative deal collapsed at the July 31 deadline.
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