Subbing Stevens blisters Brewers in Rangers 6 2 win
Lee Stevens, starting for the injured Will Clark, hit a three run homer to power the Texas Rangers past Milwaukee 6 2. Stevens, 1986 Lawrence High grad, stepped up off the bench as Johnny Oates praised his timely swing and Oklahoma City MVP credentials.
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Sanders Sparks Reds to 11-4 Opening Victory
Cincinnati rediscovers early-season offense as Deion Sanders returns to baseball with two hits two stolen bases and a run scored boosting the Reds past the Rockies 11-4 Opening Day. Barry Larkin lauds Sanders while Rockies struggle on the road amid fielding errors and misplays.
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Schedule of Today's American League Games
The card lists games across MLB on Thursday and today including Kansas City at Baltimore Chicago at Toronto Detroit at Minnesota New York at Seattle Cleveland at Oakland Boston at Anaheim and later matchups in the day and evening. Also scheduled are Colorado Cincinnati St Louis Montreal Chicago Cubs Florida Atlanta Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Mets San Diego Pittsburgh San Francisco with start times ranging from 2:15 p.m. to 9:35 p.m. local.
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Orioles Ripken talks extend into season opener delay
Cal Ripken and the Baltimore Orioles have not yet agreed on an extension beyond this season. Opening day deadline was pushed a day after postponement of the opener against the Kansas City Royals due to high winds. Ripken, 36, is finishing a $32.5 million, five year deal and will pause talks to avoid affecting on field play.
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