Carpenter earns 18th win as Cardinals top Pirates
Chris Carpenter returns a stellar outing with four hits allowed and three runs in eight innings, earning his 18th win and keeping St. Louis rolling. Albert Pujols slugged his 34th homer while John Rodriguez added three RBIs as the Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 8-3.
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Schilling says Palmeiro has no credibility on steroids
Curt Schilling told WEEI that Rafael Palmeiro lied when testifying about steroids and his achievements should be wiped from baseball records. He recalled sitting with Palmeiro in Washington during congressional testimony and questioned if Palmeiro acted without performance enhancing drugs. Schilling, preparing to start against Kansas City, said Palmeiro’s actions undermine trust and hopes he helps MLB deliver a clear anti-doping message.
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Shields ready for 13th season after back issues
Kansas City Chiefs guard Will Shields, a 10 time Pro Bowl veteran, practiced fully after a summer back problem and said he plans to play. Drafted in 1993 from Nebraska, Shields eyes 192 regular season games and a continued streak of 10 Pro Bowls as doctors guide back strengthening. He set for a first preseason appearance against Seattle, aiming to boost an offense still finding rhythm.
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Broncos rookie Browner out for season with broken arm
Broncos rookie safety Brandon Browner from Oregon State will miss the season with a broken left forearm and was placed on injured reserve after Saturday's game against San Francisco. He joins Chris Young as early-season injuries, with Buckhalter also sidelined by knee surgery. Bubba Franks in long-term Packers deal, while Suggs and Strahan face continued setbacks. Cowboys release several players including Cundiff and Rogers.
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Colon Tops Orioles as Angels Win 3-1
Bartolo Colon limited Baltimore to five hits over 8 2/3 innings, earning his 17th win of the season. Angels manager Mike Scioscia relieved him with two outs in the ninth, and Francisco Rodriguez closed out Javy Lopez for the save as Bengie Molina drove in a run. Palmeiro sacrificed in the ninth, returning from an ankle sprain.
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