Twins Beat Yankees 5-3 as Pettitte Humbled Again
In Minneapolis, the Yankees suffer a 5-3 defeat to the Twins marking Pettitte’s third loss to Minnesota this season. Dan Serafini and Mike Trombley shut down New York’s lineup while five different Twins players drove in runs. O’Neill stung by slump and struck out with bases loaded in the seventh amid frustration.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
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Cubs sign Gary Gaetti for rest of season birthday gift
Cubs add 40 year old Gary Gaetti after he cleared waivers and was designated by St. Louis. Nieves optioned to Iowa to make roster room as Gaetti joins Chicago for the game vs cardinals. Gaetti hit .265 with 11 homers and 43 RBIs for the Cardinals before the July trade for Fernando Tatis.
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Mets top Rockies 2-1 as Yoshii wins first since May
Masato Yoshii scattered nine hits over seven innings to earn his first win since May 27, and Mike Piazza delivered a clutch hit as the Mets swept Colorado 2-1. New York moved a game up on Chicago in the NL wild-card race, while Darryl Hamilton's leadoff homer provided Colorado's only score.
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