Royals Ride Seven Inning Gem To Beat Cardinals
Kris Wilson pitched seven strong innings in his first major league start and the Royals beat St. Louis 4 1. Rey Sanchez and Mike Sweeney each had three hits as Kansas City surged to two straight interleague wins and a potential sweep amid a crowd of red-clad fans. McGwire hit his 557th career homer for the Cardinals.
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Neagle placed on 15 day DL with strained hamstring
Rockies left hander Denny Neagle was sidelined by a stubborn right hamstring and put on the 15 day disabled list. He had been progressing before waking sore on Wednesday and will miss at least two starts. Craig Dingman was recalled and Ron Villone tabbed to start in Neagle’s place.
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Mets rally past Orioles to snap skid in 10th inning win
Tsuyoshi Shinjo delivered a go ahead single with two outs in the 10th after New York trailed 6 0. Mike Piazza doubled and scored, sparking a Mets comeback that followed a 10 0 win over Tampa Bay and a 10 3 triumph over Baltimore, tying their longest win streak of the year.
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Royals coach Muser named to All-Star team in Seattle
Kansas City Royals manager Tony Muser is chosen by Joe Torre and Lou Piniella as an American League coach for the All-Star Game in Seattle on July 10. Muser, never an All-Star in any role, calls the honor the epitome of a career and says it honors the Royals despite a 24-40 record. Joe Randa praises the selection and hopes he can relax and coach rather than manage during the game.
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Gaston Takes Tied Second in CNFR Breakaway Roping
Garden City Community College rider Stacy Gaston sits in a three way tie for second after CNFR round three in Casper Wyoming. Her 2.5 second time matches Tarleton State’s Michelle Alley and trails Western Texas’ Tibba Smith by four tenths of a second.
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