A-Rod Headlines Rangers Sweep as Mariners Lead West
Alex Rodriguez delivered two homers and five RBIs in Texas 10-8 win over Oakland, boosting his series total to four homers and 13 RBIs. He also travels to Seattle for a first meeting since signing a 252 million, 10-year Rangers contract. The Rangers move to 9-8 while Seattle sits atop the AL West after a 7-4 win over Anaheim.
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Braves Perez stifles Phillies in 3-0 win at Turner Field
Odalis Perez earned his first victory in nearly two years, allowing four hits and three walks over seven innings as the Braves defeated the Phillies 3-0 at Turner Field. Brian Jordan and Andruw Jones homered, John Rocker earned save, and Jeffrey Hammonds added a three-run shot.
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Chiefs eye Brister as quarterback prospect visit
The Kansas City Chiefs plan a visit with free agent Bobby Brister, a 38 year old reserve who backed up Daunte Culpepper in Minnesota last season and has played for Pittsburgh Philadelphia the Jets and Denver. They also pursued Tony Horne as kick returner and held visits with several quarterbacks while Elvis Grbac departed for Baltimore.
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Stargell Funeral Remembers Pirates Star Willie Stargell
Friends and rivals recall Willie Stargell at a Wilmington funeral service for the Pittsburgh Pirates legend who died at 61 after a kidney disorder. Joe Morgan, Hank Aaron, Al Oliver and others attended the St. Pauls Episcopal Church service as fans shared memories of his World Series wins and calm leadership. Morgan recalled a celebratory July 4 road trip before Stargell belted two home runs and went 5 for 5.
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