Angels closer Rodriguez out with forearm strain
Angels closer Francisco Rodriguez has a mild right forearm strain and missed last night’s 3-1 win over Cleveland. He felt tightness after saving the first game of a Detroit doubleheader, and an MRI confirmed the strain. He will be re-examined Thursday in Los Angeles by Dr. Lewis Yocum. manager Mike Scioscia called it days not weeks.
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Byrd Debuts With 3 RBIs As Nats Top Brewers
Marlon Byrd went 3-for-4 with three RBIs in his Nationals debut lifting Washington to a 5-2 win over Milwaukee. Tony Armas Jr earned his first win since last July 23 and Vinny Castilla homered in the victory.
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Rangers Rally Past White Sox on Late Offense
The Rangers erased a 4-1 deficit as Orlando Hernandez struggled allowing six runs. Laynce Nix fueled the comeback with an RBI triple, Rod Barajas added an RBI single, and Texas took a 6-4 lead after a three-run third. Park lasted six innings for Chicago.
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Ninth inning meltdown sinks Cedar Rapids in Dayton loss
Dayton Dragons rallied for three in the ninth to beat the Cedar Rapids Kernels 6-5 at Fifth Third Field. Kernels drop to 14-23, worst in the Midwest League, after a five-run comeback slips away in the final frame.
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MLB Leaders Pitching and Batting Highlights
A compact rundown lists top ML B pitching leaders by decisions and era across leagues, with Garland and Arroyo posting 7-0 and 4-0 marks respectively while Santana and O Hernandez show strong 5-1 records. Batting leaders include Barmes Cabrera DeLee and B Clark, with Dunn, Glaus and Floyd leading homers and RBIs for their clubs.
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California Assembly pushes truth in Angels name ads
The California Assembly approved a bill requiring the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to disclose Anaheim ties in tickets and promos, expanding to teams using geography in names. The measure passed 41-17, aims to curb deception and protect Anaheim’s interests tied to stadium leases and city branding.
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