Mattingly Placed on 15-Day DL with Wrist Tendinitis
Yankees captain Don Mattingly is sidelined 15 days with right wrist tendinitis after not playing since June 27. He batted .306 with five homers and 40 RBI in 69 games and can return July 14 after the All-Star break. GM Gene Michael called the move a safe step with no immediate replacement named.
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Profit Margins by Sports Leagues 1992 93
Financial World magazine analyzes gate receipts versus total player costs for the 1992-93 seasons. It finds NFL none of the 28 teams beat costs, MLB six of 28, NBA seven of 27, NHL 23 of 24 and notes Winnipeg Jets the sole NHL team that failed.
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Strawberry Makes Return With Firebirds In Loss
Darryl Strawberry returns to action in Phoenix, going 2-for-4 with a homer as the Firebirds fall 9-7 to Vancouver. He spoke of fan support after his recovery from a recent substance abuse treatment, aiming to regain his form as Giants officials monitor his comeback. He batted third and played right field in Peoria, then added a second homer in Scottsdale the next day.
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Cincinnati Reds extend win streak with 9-4 victory
Kevin Mitchell fueled five Cincinnati homers in the 9-4 win over the Florida Marlins. Pete Schourek blanked the Marlins for six innings, improving to 4-1 with four strikeouts. Barry Larkin and Hal Morris opened the scoring with back-to-back homers off Charlie Hough, who allowed two more homers in the second and fourth frames.
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Mitchell launches four homers to pace NL scoring outburst
Mitch Mitchell hit four homers, the most allowed by Miami this season, while going 3-for-4 after a foot injury. Hough struggled through four innings, Drahman allowed a 21st homer in relief, and the Marlins suffered a setback as Houston and Los Angeles also posted wins in a busy NL slate.
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Royals power past Brewers to halt Wegman streak
Kansas City snapped Milwaukee 10-5 as Bob Hamelin drove in three runs with a homer and one of four Royals doubles. Bill Wegman suffered his first loss of the season. Rusty Meacham earned the win in relief. Wegman had six innings with 11 hits and seven runs allowed.
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Buena Vista names Van Haaften as assistant coach
Brian Van Haaften, longtime Storm Lake St. Mary’s principal since 1992, is appointed assistant men's basketball coach and assistant director of admissions at Buena Vista. He has coached boys' basketball since 1988 and baseball from 1989 to 1993, leading the 1993 Class 1A state champion team and posting a 69-20 baseball record and an 85-41 basketball mark with two conference titles. He will assist coach Dave Gunther at Buena Vista.
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