Red Sox activate Nixon Reese for Oakland game
Boston activates outfielder Trot Nixon and second baseman Pokey Reese from the disabled list though neither starts against the Oakland Athletics. Nixon may not play daily due to a quad strain, with a prior back issue and rehab. Reese had been sidelined with a right ribcage strain since July 25. Brewers promote three players and add two pitchers from Indianapolis after their top affiliate’s season end. Today’s telecast slate includes Cardinals Padres and Rays Yankees among others.
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Red-hot Astros edge Reds as Oswalt earns win
Roy Oswalt became the NL's first 17-game winner as the Astros beat Cincinnati 9-7 in Houston extending their streak to 11. Mike Lamb homered with four RBIs and Carlos Beltran added a two-run shot before leaving with a bruised elbow. Sean Casey homered twice for the Reds.
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Alex Rodriguez and Hideki Matsui each pushed two run doubles while Jon Lieber fanned a season high nine in the Yankees 11-2 win over the slumping Devil Rays at Yankee Stadium. Gary Sheffield collected four hits and Bernie Williams homered in the NY victory.
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Expos edge Cubs in 12 to tighten wild card race
Montreal defeated Chicago 7 to 6 in 12 innings at Wrigley Field. Brian Schneider delivered a go ahead single in the 12th after Juan Rivera started the inning with an infield hit, with Jamey Carroll adding a sac fly for the eventual winner. Chad Cordero earned the win in relief.
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