Indians Hang Rare Setback on Cone
Jim Thome led Cleveland with two homers as the Indians beat New York 7-4, handing David Cone his first loss in 12 starts. Cone allowed five earned runs in five-plus innings while Scott Brosius homered for the Yankees, who still own the best record in baseball.
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Orioles edge Blue Jays in 15 inning marathon win
In a 15 inning thriller, Rafael Palmeiro belted a three run homer with two outs in the bottom of the 15th to lift the Orioles past the Blue Jays 7 to 4 after a 4-4 deadlock from the sixth inning. The game stretched 5 hours 49 minutes with only a few thousand fans remaining from an announced 47 012.
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Today’s MLB schedule with multiple matinee and evening games
A dense summary of today and Sunday’s baseball slate across the majors. Notable matchups include Yankees at Cleveland and Texas at Anaheim with starting pitchers Wells Burba and Sparks, plus Saberhagen facing Santana. Also listed are Toronto at Baltimore, Oakland at Seattle, and Kansas City at Detroit among others, followed by Sunday repeats and additional afternoon games across leagues.
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Marlins pitcher Hernandez questioned in alleged abduction case
Investigators plan to interview Florida Marlins ace Livan Hernandez upon return to Miami as they weigh possible charges stemming from an alleged assault on ex girlfriend Alina Elgarresta, who says he ripped a gold chain and held her during a dispute over car keys.
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Expos blast Braves 14 1 in five inning win
Montreal powered by Chris Widger who homered twice and drove in four as the Expos hammered Kevin Millwood and the Braves 14 1. Widger and Shane Andrews hit consecutive homers in the second, with Andrews adding a two run double. Dell White Homered in third straight game as Montreal totaled 15 hits.
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