Big fifth inning sinks Royals in Chicago 11-3
Javier Vazquez pitched eight solid innings and struck out a season-high 13 as the White Sox exploded for an 11-run fifth inning against the Royals. Jermaine Dye, Danny Richar, and Josh Fields homered, lifting Chicago to an 11-3 win, its biggest inning since last year.
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Rowand saves Phillies late to beat Cardinals 13 11
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Everett shows movement in hands as Bills TE improves
Kevin Everett remains medically stable in intensive care and shows daily neurological improvement after a life threatening spinal cord injury. Bills doctor John Marzo noted increased leg muscle strength and some movement in both hands following Sunday's examination by orthopedic surgeon Andrew Cappuccino. Rehabilitation focus now shifts to neurological and muscle recovery. Everett was injured during Buffalo’s season opener with Denver on September 9.
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Yankees roll to cut Boston lead as Matsui powers win
Hideki Matsui ended a lengthy slump with a solo homer for the Yankees at Yankee Stadium, backing a strong start by Phil Hughes and a productive night from Doug Mientkiewicz and Jorge Posada. New York beat Baltimore 8-5 and moved within 3 1/2 games of the Red Sox in the AL East while Frank Thomas homered three times for Toronto in a 6-1 rout of Boston.
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