Harrelson Returns to Phillies in NL East Race
Former Mets shortstop Bud Harrelson returns to Philadelphia after a year out, embracing a renewed role with the Phillies as they fight in the NL East standings. He recalls a late decision to come back, adjusting to field work, and hopes Manny Trillo’s return restores the lineup.
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McKeon’s long trek from minors to big leagues
A veteran baseball figure, McKeon recounts a career moving through Burlington Dallas-Fort Worth and Missoula to manage in Oakland and Denver. The tale spans injuries releases firings and a grit to reach the majors, with frequent team transfers and a longing for a front office role. The article ends noting Denver Nuggets draft compensation involving Brian Taylor.
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Major League East Standings and Schedule Details
Major League East standings and tonight’s schedule feature Houston and Atlanta facing various opponents with listed pitchers and start times. The slate includes Oakland, Philadelphia, St Louis, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Boston, New York, Chicago, and Seattle games with marked starters and late-night matches.
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Expos top Braves 4-3 for 20th home win in 23
Montreal Expos beat Atlanta 4-3 at Olympic Stadium to reach 20-3 at home and move into a one game lead in the National League East. Tony Perez had a broken-bat RBI single and Gary Carter added a two-run double in the eighth. Rodney Scott sparked a rally with a leadoff double as Elias Sosa allowed two more innings to earn the win for Montreal.
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