Baseball scoreup from AL standings schedule oddities
American League schedule shows Toronto at Boston and New York at Tampa Bay with start times around 6 pm. Oakland travels to Minnesota while Seattle hosts Dallas in late evening, with only these games listed and no other contests scheduled.
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Froemming Retires After 50th Umpire Season
Umpire Bruce Froemming announced retirement at season end after 50 professional years and 37 years of continuous MLB service. He will stay in baseball in a to be determined role, while reflecting on his All-Star plate duty in San Francisco and his 5,095 career games.
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All-Star Bonds Delivers Evening at Home Field Ambience
All-Star Bonds enjoyed a home game night with a first-inning sprint to right, a third-inning opposite-field shot toward the warning track, and a fourth-inning departure after a celebratory pregame bow. He praised family support as he pursues Hank Aaron's home run record, while Griffey drove in two NL runs and Suzuki hit a milestone inside-the-park homer at AT&T Park amid a record crowd.
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Griffey chases odd wall angle in All-Star showdown
Ken Griffey Jr. lamented San Francisco walls as too high and odd in right-center, allowing Ichiro Suzuki to hit inside-the-park homer for the AL. Griffey contributed, driving in two NL runs and throwing Alex Rodriguez out at the plate, in a 5-4 NL win.
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Ex-Kernel Jenks enjoys second trip to All-Star event
Chicago White Sox closer Bobby Jenks, who pitched for the Cedar Rapids Kernels in 2001, calls his second All-Star trip a thrill. He praises the room of superstars, notes his improved readiness after flu symptoms, and credits his conversion to closer after being claimed on waivers from the Angels in 2004.
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