Rangers activate Everett and move Rocker to minors
Texas called up Carl Everett from the 15 day list and sent John Rocker to Triple A Oklahoma. Lefty Randy Flores was recalled as smoothing moves followed. Also, Brady Anderson was released by Cleveland and Chris Magruder added from Buffalo. Detroit placed Matt Anderson on the 15 day DL and promoted Oscar Salazar and Adam Romero. TV listings show Blue Jays at Yankees and White Sox at Red Sox among others.
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Cubs and Pirates split twin bill in Pittsburgh
Cubs salvage a 4-3 win in the nightcap as Sammy Sosa belted his 16th homer to halt an 0-for-9 stretch, while Pittsburgh’s Brian Giles hit an inside-the-park homer and Jimmy Anderson plus Sean Lowe held Chicago to three hits in a 12-1 first-game Pirates victory. Antonio Alfonseca earned his sixth save as St Louis beat Houston 3-1, with Jason Simontacchi tossing seven strong innings. Cardinals move to 5-2 in the season series.
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National League Expos 5 Braves 4 in 10 innings
Brad Wilkerson drove in the winning run with a two out dribbler in the 10th as Montreal edged Atlanta 5 4. Tyler Houston and Geoff Jenkins blasted three run homers in Milwaukee’s eight run seventh to topple the Dodgers 8 6. Buddie won in relief, DeJean notching the save.
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Hunter drives Twins past Rangers with big night
Torii Hunter homered a double and drove in five as the Minnesota Twins beat Texas 15 hits. David Ortiz went 4 for 5 while Eric Milton earned the win in six innings. Ismael Valdes took the loss after allowing 10 hits in five frames.
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Major League boxscores show AL leaders in batting and pitching
Key American and National League leaders listed by player, team represented. Includes batting averages and home run totals for Ramirez Suzuki Konerko Damon Ordonez Thome and others. RBI leaders include Konerko Rodriguez Glaus Hillenbrand and more. Pitching records feature Lowe Wells Clemens Mussina Buehrle Milton Colon Schilling and Johnson with win percentages and ERAs.
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Cubs Count On Prior For Turnaround In Debut
Cubs nest at 15-28 and on pace for a troubled season debuting Mark Prior, a highly touted No. 2 pick. He arrives after a stellar spring and a 5-2 minor league run with a 2.29 ERA, 79 strikeouts, and 18 walks in nine games, promising a spark for Chicago.
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