Francis hurls Rockies to win at Coors Field
Rockies rookie Jeff Francis improved to 5-0 at Coors Field with a 3-1 victory over the Giants, allowing one run in six innings. He moved to 4-1 on the season and extended his Coors record to 5-0, aided by a fastball around 90 mph and an effective changeup.
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Rice may join Broncos after talks with Shanahan
Denver met with Jerry Rice as a potential addition for next season. His agent said the conversation was excellent but not yet advanced. Rice, 42, led the NFL in career catches receiving yards and touchdowns and could serve as a backup in Denver if signed.
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Panthers trade troubled Sauerbrun to Broncos
Carolina ships Pro Bowl punter Todd Sauerbrun to Denver in exchange for Jason Baker and a 2006 seventh-round pick. Sauerbrun, linked to steroid probe and drunken driving charges, had clashed with Panthers over fines and weight issues while boasting a high career punting average and a infamous feud with Bill Gramatica.
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Royals hold off Orioles for 7-4 win in Kansas City
Emil Brown drilled a three run homer and Angel Berroa added a solo shot as the Royals finally built a lead to beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-4 in Kansas City. Runelvys Hernandez faltered after a strong start before rookie Leo Nunez earned his first major league win in relief. Rodrigo Lopez took the loss after seven innings.
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Hernandez sharp as Nationals edge Brewers 3-2
Livan Hernandez earned his sixth straight win despite knee soreness, going six innings to beat Milwaukee 3-2. Jamey Carroll had two hits and an RBI as Washington improved to five games over .500 for the first time since 2003, while Jose Vidro and Jose Guillen dealt with injuries. They begin a 10 day road trip in Toronto.
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