Cubs Acquire Kendall From A’s In Trade
The Chicago Cubs acquired catcher Jason Kendall from the Oakland Athletics for catcher Rob Bowen and minor league pitcher Josh Blevins. Kendall is a .298 career hitter in 12 seasons with Pittsburgh and Oakland, batting .226 this year with two homers and 22 RBIs. He is a three time All Star known for getting on base.
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Ramirez's 2 run double lifts Cubs past Giants
Aramis Ramirez pushed Chicago ahead with a two run double in the eighth inning as the Cubs rallied to beat the San Francisco Giants 3 2 at Wrigley Field. Koyie Hill hit a third inning homer and Rich Hill earned the win, with Bob Howry closing out the save. The Giants stranded Bonds who rested with sore legs.
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Griffey Set To Sixth On All Time Home Run List
Ken Griffey Jr moved into sixth on the career home run list with his 24th homer as the Reds beat the Braves 10 3 at Turner Field. Bobby Livingston went 4-for-4 with an RBI for Cincinnati, while Griffey sits 145 behind Sammy Sosa for fifth.
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Phillips Leads Kernels Past Fort Wayne in 12-0 Win
P J Phillips had three hits and three steals as Cedar Rapids Kernels blanked Fort Wayne 12-0 at Memorial Stadium in front of 3 337 fans. Abel Nieves drove in three with a triple, Mark Trumbo and Matt Sweeney doubled and drove in two, while Wil Ortiz and Boan Walker homered. Fort Wayne starter Underwood allowed nine hits and ten runs in four innings.
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Indians extend Wedge three years through 2010
Cleveland manager Eric Wedge received a three year contract extension through 2010 after the Indians, 54 37, sat one half game behind the Tigers for first in the AL Central and led the wild card chase. Financial terms were not immediately available.
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