Bonds Breaks All Star Break Home Run Record Pace
Barry Bonds hit his 38th homer before the All Star break, breaking two major league marks and extending his hot streak in San Francisco's 8-6 win over San Diego. Calvin Murray matched a career high with four hits, including a two run homer, as Bonds pursues 10th place on the all time list with 532 career homers.
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Astros complete first home sweep of Rockies
Moises Alou and Wade Miller propelled Houston to a 7-2 win securing the Astros first home series sweep of Colorado this season. Alou went 4-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs lifting his average to .363, while Miller tossed seven innings allowing two runs.
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White Sox complete three game sweep of Royals
Carlos Lee delivered a homer off Jason Grimsley in the eighth to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 win and a three game sweep of Kansas City. Jon Garland earned the win in relief, Keith Foulke notched his 16th save, and Chicago extended its home dominance over the Royals.
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Ankiel Delivers Four Strong Innings In Rookie League
Rick Ankiel, a St. Louis pitcher rebuilding control, pitched four solid innings for Johnson City in the Appalachian League. He allowed one hit, one walk and one unearned run in the Cardinals' 2 1 victory over Elizabethton, striking out seven with one batter hit, no wild pitches and no balls to the screen.
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Slumping Yankees fall to Tigers in clutch-hit drought
The Yankees squandered scoring chances in a 5-2 defeat at Detroit as relievers Wil Dodgers? No, multiple pitchers allowed runs. ONeill lamented the downturn while Urbina trade vibes hung over a tough night for New York.
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