Rocker earns first win with RedHawks in 4 2 victory
John Rocker pitched two innings with three strikeouts to earn the win as the Oklahoma RedHawks beat Sacramento 4-2. He struck out the first two batters in the seventh and grounded out the third, then fanned the first in the eighth after a hit allowed. He threw 32 pitches, 20 strikes.
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Martinez lifts Cardinals past Astros in Houston
Tino Martinez hit a two run homer off Roy Oswalt in the eighth inning, lifting St. Louis to a 4 3 win over Houston. The Cardinals improved to 8 2 against the Astros this season as Lance Berkman homered twice for the losers. Gene Stechschulte earned the win and Jason Isringhausen notched the save.
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Redman Pitches Four-Hit Gem as Tigers Top Indians
Mark Redman earned a career best four-hitter to beat the Cleveland Indians for the second time in a week, lifting Detroit to a 4 1 victory. Damian Jackson added a two run homer, and Detroit snapped Cleveland's three game win streak while winning their fourth straight over the Indians.
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Florida State Named Top Seed in NCAA Baseball Tournament
Florida State, 56-12, earns the No. 1 seed in the 64 team field for the Division I college baseball tournament. Clemson, Alabama, Rice, Texas, South Carolina, Wake Forest and Stanford join as other top seeds. Committee chair Wally Groff notes the selection process was longer and more challenging than in the past.
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Florida StateEyes Regional Title After 22-Game Streak
Florida State opens the double elimination regional Friday vs Stetson after finishing as runners up in 1970 86 and 99. The Seminoles ride a 22 game win streak with coach Mike Martin noting strong pitching as key to their push for a school record.
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