Ashby to Undergo Elbow Surgery Ending Dodgers Season
Los Angeles righthander Andy Ashby will have elbow ligament replacement surgery and will not return until 2005. He is 3-10 with a 5.18 ERA in 12 starts and nine relief appearances this season and has lost six of his last seven starts. Ashby left Arizona to have the inflamed elbow examined and will undergo surgery after the season ends September 28.
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Cubs win again as Sosa, Prior pace 3-2 win over Mets
Sammy Sosa homered and Mark Prior fanned 13 in 833 innings as the Cubs edged the Mets 3-2 at Wrigley. Sosa drove in all Chicago runs including a two-run shot, while the Cubs set a season attendance record.
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Clemens tops Orioles as Yankees keep lead on Red Sox
Roger Clemens improved to 15 9 with seven innings of three earned runs allowed. Alfonso Soriano hit his third homer in two nights and Hideki Matsui drove in three as New York beat Baltimore 6 3 to stay 5 1/2 games up on Boston in the AL East. Mariano Rivera notched his 38th save.
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Twins Rock Sox ace Loiaza flops in Chicago loss
Loiaza failed to win more than 11 games in eight major league seasons as he allowed five runs in a 5-2 defeat to Radke and the Twins in Chicago last week. He exited after 214 innings, four singles, four runs and 74 pitches, with bases loaded in the first and two on in the third.
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Bonds Grieves Father As Giants Press NL West Push
Focused Bonds keeps hitting as the San Francisco Giants chase the NL West title and a playoff run while mourning his father Bobby Bonds. He homered for his 656th career blast against the San Diego Padres, four shy of Willie Mays, and remains energy conserving amid hospital rest and press scrutiny. Hank Aaron leads with 755, Ruth 714, as Bonds strains to stay healthy and focused.
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