Tigers break April slump with 10-2 win over Angels
Detroit improves to 12-9 in April, first above .500 month since 1993, after a 10-2 victory over Anaheim. Bobby Higginson delivered a two run double in a five run third, while Mike Maroth improved to 3-1 after a rough previous season. The Tigers snapped a five game skid and finished April with better results than last year's 3-21 end.
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Brewers rally to beat Reds on squeeze bunt
Milwaukee erased a nine run deficit to upset Cincinnati 10 9 as Bill Hall executed a squeeze bunt in the 10th inning driving home Trent Durrington from third. The Associated Press notes other MLB action including Finleys three homer game in Phoenix and other late inning drama across the league.
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Dodge City Legend Top Storm 105 102 in USBL clash
Rob Dye led Dodge City with 19 points while Ray Young and Reed Rawlings added 17 each to spark a 105 102 home victory over Oklahoma. Immanuel McElroy and Jermaine Tate contributed double figures as the Legend extended their series lead in a four game span. Oklahoma star Patrick Okafor poured in 25 in a losing effort amid a five game road trip upcoming for Dodge City.
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Royals' pitching staff depleted by injuries
The Kansas City Royals will start Dennis Reyes in place of Darrell May after May strained his groin. Kevin Appier is on the disabled list with a strained forearm, expected out four to six weeks. Three other starters Asencio Snyder and Hernandez are out for the season after surgeries along with Angel Berroa and Desi Relaford on the disabled list.
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