Clemens reaches 255th win with 9-1 rout of Tigers
Roger Clemens dominated Detroit for eight innings with 11 strikeouts in a 9-1 Yankees win. He improved to 8-6, moving to 35th on the all time victory list and notched his 96th 10 strikeout game. He returned from the disabled list strong, saying health made the difference.
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American League today’s games slated across MLB schedule
Detroit at New York Yankees 11 05 a.m. Pettitte faces Blair in opener. White Sox visit Minnesota at 12 05. Schourek vs Ponson in Baltimore at 12 35. Sele meets Heredia in Oakland 2 35. Supan vs Brower in Cleveland 6 05. Trachsel in Toronto 6 05. Martinez faces Erickson in Baltimore 6 35. Perisha and Etherton in Anaheim 9 05. Friday slate features Kansas City Detroit 6 05 Baltimore Toronto 6 05 Tampa Bay Yankees 6 05 White Sox Boston 6 05 Cleveland Minnesota 7 05 Texas Seattle 9 05 Anaheim Oakland 9 05. National League Mets at Montreal 12 35, Silva at Milwaukee 1 05, Chen at Cubs 1 20, Kile at Arizona 3 35, Glavine at Florida 6 05, Williams at San Francisco 6 05, Williamson at Houston 7 05, Yoshii at Los Angeles 9 10, Milwaukee at Cubs 2 20, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 6 05, Montreal at Florida 6 05, Arizona at Cincinnati 6 35, Mets at Braves 6 40, St Louis at Houston 7 05, San Diego at Colorado 8 05, San Francisco at Los Angeles 9 10.
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Cubs GM Ed Lynch resigns amid team’s .500 drought
Chicago AP reports Ed Lynch resigns as Cubs general manager after a five season tenure with the club finishing above .500 only twice. Team president Andy MacPhail to assume duties for rest of season as Cubs sit 39-53, 14 games behind St. Louis in NL Central headed into a home game with Philadelphia. Fans receive apology from Lynch for not delivering a winner.
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Reds blank Astros as Harnisch delivers back-to-back complete games
Cincinnati’s Pete Harnisch threw a four-hitter for his second straight complete game powering a 4-0 win over Houston at Enron Field. Harnisch, now 3-5, notched his 11th career shutout, while Barry Larkin supplied the offense with a solo homer and a triple.
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