Ankiel Leads Swing to 10-3 Win Over Kernels
Rick Ankiel homered as Quad Cities piled up 12 hits to rout Cedar Rapids 10-3 at John O'Donnell Stadium. The Swing moved two games ahead of the Kernels in the Western Division second-half standings while Cedar Rapids sat one game back of Kane County.
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Twins Acquire Boone From Mariners In Cash Trade
Bret Boone, three time All star second baseman, was obtained by the Minnesota Twins eight days after designation for assignment by Seattle. Seattle sends cash and a player to be named. Boone, 8.25 million this season, adds veteran infield depth for the Twins.
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Carpenter to Start All Star Game for NL in Detroit
Tony La Russa tabbed Chris Carpenter of the Cardinals to start the All Star Game for the National League at Comerica Park in Detroit. He returns from shoulder surgery and has 13 wins this season, while Mark Buehrle will start for the AL on two days rest with a 10-3 record.
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Rogers answers questions at All-Star Games amid controversy
Kenny Rogers, 40, faced questions about a June 29 incident where he shoved two cameramen and was investigated by police. He defended his presence at the All-Star event, cited respect for teammates who voted him in, and acknowledged the need to move past the incident. The pitcher remains suspended 20 games with a $50,000 fine, while appealing the penalties alongside the players' association. Bud Selig defended Rogers' right to appeal and participation in baseball's summer showcase.
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Abreu Steals Show With Home Run Bonanza At All Star Event
Abreu torches the crowd with multiple long balls as 41 004 fans roar in Detroit. Santana Cabrera and Ortiz advance rounds while Bay and Lee exit. special gold balls mark nine outs. Rodriguez praises Abreu as he advances to the semifinals alongside top sluggers.
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All Star Games Through the Ages
A concise look at memorable All-Star games from 1933 to 2002, highlighting Babe Ruth’s first homer in 1933, Hall of Fame standouts like Hubbell, Star power in 1937, and later thrills including Williams at Fenway, Clemente at Riverfront, and the 2002 tied game in Milwaukee with Soriano, Bonds, and Hunter’s spectacular catch.
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