Gibron Not About To Be Embarrassed By Pack
Abe Gibron plays it cool ahead of the Green Bay exhibition in Milwaukee. Bears coach aims to avoid embarrassment after a string of losses to the Packers while Dan Devine studies Chicago's Douglass and Musketeers of the defense led by Butkus.
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Major League Standings and Upcoming Schedule
Baseball standings show Baltimore New York Detroit Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Oakland Minnesota Chicago California Texas with varying win percentages. Friday and weekend matchups list multiple interleague and division games across cities including Baltimore Cleveland Boston New York Oakland Chicago and California.
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Porter Bids for Brewers Catcher Role as Porter Jumps In
Milwaukee manager Del Crandall hints Darrell Porter is shifting toward No. 1 catcher while Ellie Rodriguez resists bench time. Porter, 21, homered in a 6-3 win over Detroit after a four-run sixth inning, boosting his RBI total to 48 on 55 hits with strong extra-base power. Rodriguez, 27, defends his playing time and continues to contribute, noting the team wins as the priority.
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Twins Oust A's From Lead in West Race
In Anaheim, the Minnesota Twins beat the Oakland A's 6-3 to move a half game behind the Kansas City Royals in the AL West. Sal Bando led Oakland with three hits, while Bill Hands earned his first save for Minnesota. Kansas City also won, widening the A's slide.
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