Indians Reinstate Woodard Then Send Him To Buffalo
Steve Woodard returned from the 15 day disabled list for Cleveland after a bruised elbow and was optioned to Triple A Buffalo. He had been hurt April 10 at Comiskey Park. Woodard pitched three rehab innings for Akron Sunday.
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Surprising April for many in majors
The majors show unexpected starts with teams like the Twins Cubs Phillies and Blue Jays leading early as April ends. Analysts note past May leads hint at playoffs but players urge finishing strong and caution against reading too much into early success. Ambitions hinge on October outcomes and stronger NL play looms.
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White Sox face slow start after blockbuster off season
Chicago's 8-15 record leaves them 9 games back in the AL Central as offense stalls. Jose Valentin and Magglio Ordonez struggle, Royce Clayton slumps, while David Wells and Sandy Alomar Jr. aim to spark a turnaround amid management’s urging to play harder and smarter.
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Mientkiewicz's late homer lifts Twins past Yankees in Minneapolis
Doug Mientkiewicz hit a tiebreaking seventh inning homer as Minnesota edged New York 2-1. Rick Radke improved to 5-0 with his second complete game, outdueling Andy Pettitte. Mientkiewicz extended to 13 games a career high hitting streak.
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Fifth inning fuels Peoria win over Kernels
Peoria rallied in the fifth inning scoring three without an out to ignite a 7-2 Midwest League victory over the Cedar Rapids Kernels at Pete Vonachen Stadium. Chris Narveson earned the win in a solid start for the Chiefs.
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Chiefs top Kernels in Midwest League matchup
Mound for the Chiefs went seven innings allowing one earned run with six strikeouts. Albert Rodgers hit a two run homer in the second inning for the winners as Brian Fatur and Aneuris Diaz added two hits each. Kernels pitchers Stan Bukowski took the loss, giving up six runs in four plus innings with two wild pitches. Kernels and Chiefs finish the series with Robert Jenks to face Shaun Stokes in tonight's 6 30 p.m. game.
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