Schmidt shines as Giants edge Rockies
Jason Schmidt worked seven innings and allowed five hits as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Colorado Rockies 3-1 in Denver. Schmidt, 13-5, yielded one earned run and kept Rockies hitters off balance, aiding a bereavement-shortened Giants run while Bonds observed from the dugout. The win pulled SF even in the series as Schmidt matched a career high for wins in a season.
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Chiefs star Tony Gonzalez injures knee in practice
Chiefs tight end Tony Gonzalez strained his left knee after being hit while reaching for a pass in Tuesday practice. Coach Dick Vermeil called the initial signs not career threatening and said Gonzalez would miss the preseason finale with St Louis, with Sept 7 opener uncertain.
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Prior Baffles Cardinals In Cubs 7 4 Win At Busch
Mark Prior pitched eight innings to earn another win as the Chicago Cubs defeated St. Louis 7-4 at Busch Stadium. Prior, approaching 23, has posted a 5-0 record with a 0.69 ERA after coming off the injured list, saying his job is to limit runs.
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White Sox power past Yankees with slam and homers
Frank Thomas delivered a towering grand slam off Roger Clemens and Magglio Ordonez followed with a mammoth shot as Chicago cruised 13-2 over New York. Konerko and Crede also homered twice, keeping the White Sox atop the AL Central while the Yankees stay ahead in the AL East.
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Redeem Team shines as U S beats Argentina in Americas
Jermaine O Neal scores 22 and makes a key block in the late 4th quarter to help the United States defeat Argentina 94 86 in San Juan. Vince Carter dunks on the break after Allen Iverson pass. U S advances to semifinals with Mexico and Puerto Rico remaining.
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