White Sox beat Angels 4-3 for seventh straight win
Chicago pitchers shined as Wilson Alvarez allowed three runs in seven innings and Roberto Hernandez earned his ninth straight save. Frank Thomas boosted momentum by noting team grit in close games as Chicago improves to 15-9 through 24 games, matching an 82 season start. Mocked by cold rain, 12,949 attended.
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Orioles rally past Rangers on Surhoff homer to win
Baltimore Orioles erased a five run deficit to beat the Texas Rangers 8 to 7. B J Surhoff hit a go ahead homer as Mike Devereaux and Roberto Alomar added offense. Juan Gonzalez homered for the Rangers as Baltimore halted a nine of 11 slide and pursued its first four game sweep in Baltimore since 1972.
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Cone signs long Yankee contract to secure return
New York pitcher David Cone says his $19 million deal with a no-trade clause brings certainty and comfort after circulatory problems in his pitching hand. He speaks of a path to healing and confidence that he can stay with the Yankees for the foreseeable future.
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Brewers ask stars to defer salaries amid season
Milwaukee players led by Ben McDonald said they were surprised but willing to help the team as the Brewers sought voluntary salary deferrals from six of their eight players earning over 1 million this year. McDonald noted incentives could push his total to 13.3 million over three years.
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Padres blank Astros 2-0 as Hamilton earns fifth win
Craig Biggio on base and Jeff Bagwell at the plate heighten ninth-inning tension but San Diego’s Joey Hamilton secures his fifth victory with a complete game shutout. Hamilton, backed by Luis Lopez’s two-run homer, improves to 5-1 while Tommy Ausmus notes the pitcher’s trust in manager Bruce Bochy.
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Braves Top Cardinals 4-1 to Complete Sweep
Tom Glavine earned his first win in five starts, going seven innings with one run allowed and seven hits as the Braves beat the Cardinals 4-1. Fred McGriff drove in two runs and Mark Wohlers nailed down his sixth save in six chances, as St. Louis dropped its fourth straight and seventh in eight. Todd Stottlemyre took the loss despite seven innings.
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Mets Triumph as Franco Notches 300th Save in Tight Win
New York edges Montreal 3-2 behind Pete Harnisch seven strong innings and John Franco earning his fifth save. Harnisch improved to 2-1 while allowing one unearned run as the Mets extended their streak to three. In Los Angeles Raul Mondesi snapped an 0-for-24 skid with a three run homer driving five RBIs, lifting the Dodgers to a 5-1 cushion with his fourth homer after Karros was sidelined.
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