Tigers Perez Suspended 25 Games For MLB Drug Program
Detroit infielder Neil Perez received a 25 game suspension after testing positive for a stimulant under MLB's drug program. Perez, a utility player, hit .172 with one homer and six RBIs in 64 at bats through 83 games. a former Gold Glove shortstop with Colorado in 2000, he has also played for Kansas City, San Francisco and Chicago Cubs. The suspension takes effect immediately.
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Brewers power past Nationals to snap skid
Milwaukee built a four-run first inning and rode Dave Bush into the seventh, beating Washington 6 2. Ryan Braun homered twice for his first career multihomer game, Mench added a three-run shot, and Corey Hart extended a 22-game hitting streak as the Brewers halted a three-game slide near the All-Star break.
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Ken Griffey Jr tied Frank Robinson for sixth on the career home run list with his 586th in the Reds 8-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Adam Dunn and Brandon Phillips also homered as Cincinnati broke a two-game skid behind Kyle Lohse who pitched a complete game on six hits. Phillips added a third inning homer and David Ross scored the initial run after a walk.
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Detroit built an 8 1 lead after Curtis Granderson homered on the first pitch of the fifth and Marcus Thames hit his ninth homer, a grand slam. Andrew Miller earned the win over Boston while Julian Tavarez took the loss. The game featured a Tigers rally and a strong pitching performance from Miller.
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Friday night at Pittsburgh, Xavier Nady drove in three as Paul Maholm pitched well and the Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 84. The Cubs, riding an 11-of-13 tear and 21-10 since June 3, were limited to five hits in seven-plus by Maholm. Alfonso Soriano and Mike Fontenot opened the eighth with singles before Derek Lee walked, and Berkman homered for his 46th of the season in the fifth.
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