Wilpon Sues Doubleday Over Mets Ownership Split
Fred Wilpon sues Nelson Doubleday to compel sale of 50 percent of the New York Mets at the appraised value of 195.5 million under a 1986 ownership accord requiring offers to the co-owner before sale.
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Ramirez Powers Red Sox Past Blue Jays in Toronto
Manny Ramirez homered for the first time since coming off the disabled list and added a double and two RBIs as Boston beat Toronto 10-3 in Toronto. David Delgado hit his 19th for the Blue Jays, who have lost eight of nine.
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Fox Sports chief blasted Selig over halted All-Star Game
Fox Sports president Ed Goren called the 7-7 All-Star game ending unprofessional and criticized Commissioner Bud Selig for not publicly explaining the decision. Goren noted Fox’s $2.5 billion rights deal through 2006 and said the network and fans deserved an explanation after the game was called in Milwaukee to Chicago.
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All Star Baseball Milestones and League Leaders Snippet
A jumble of season stats highlights leaders in triples and saves, with notable names like Damon, Suzuki, and Lofton leading in various categories. Historical milestones are listed from 1901 Cy Young to 2001 Mark McGwire, with key All Star game moments across decades.
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