Oakland fan seeks compensation in Francisco fracas
A woman whose nose was broken when Texas reliever Frank Francisco threw a chair into the stands says she will seek compensation after prosecutors and baseball officials finish their investigations. Francisco appeared in court on felony aggravated assault charges, while a civil suit may follow per his attorney. The prosecutor said more time is needed to decide whether to file charges as the case remains under investigation. Jennifer Bueno, 41, attended the news conference with her husband Craig, showing a large white bandage and bruising.
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Vazquez Shuts Down Royals as Yankees Rally Ahead
Javier Vazquez pitched seven strong innings to earn his first win in six starts and lead the New York Yankees to a 3-0 victory over Kansas City. Derek Jeter homered and doubled twice, Tony Clark also connected, and New York extended its AL East lead over Boston to four games before facing the Red Sox in a weekend series. Giambi went 0-for-4 in his return from the disabled list, continuing a 28 at-bat career-worst drought.
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Bonds fails to reach 700 as Giants stay ahead in wild-card race
Barry Bonds went 0-for-4 as the Giants routed Milwaukee 8-1 while Randy Johnson edged him in the chase for 700 homers. J.T. Snow homered after a Bonds walk, and Brett Tomko earned his fifth straight win. The Giants remained a half game ahead of the Cubs in the NL wild-card race as Mets faltered in Atlanta.
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Rangers ride Teixeira homer to 10 3 win over Athletics
Texas Rangers beat the Oakland Athletics 10 3 as Mark Teixeira hit a three run homer off Mark Mulder. Hank Blalock drove in his 100th run with a two run double and Alfonso Soriano added a homer and two RBIs. Rangers stay in the hunt for a postseason berth.
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Johnson breaks left handed strikeout record in win
Randy Johnson earned a 3-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies to surpass Steve Carlton for most strikeouts by a left hander, finishing with 11 K over eight innings. He moved to 4,139 career strikeouts, trailing only Nolan Ryan and Roger Clemens, while maintaining top rankings in ERA and opposing batting average as fans at Bank One Ballpark watched.
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