Bonds and Kent clash as Padres beat Giants in San Diego
In a Cleveland style bullpen collapse, Barry Bonds homered for his 592nd career as the San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants 10-7. Bonds shoved Jeff Kent in the dugout during a heated exchange sparked by third baseman David Bell, leading to a tense stoppage of play and postgame evasions. Dusty Baker noted the incident was not simply between the two stars. Also, St Louis faced a fourth straight defeat after Darryl Kile’s death looming over focus. Matte Morris earned the win for St Louis with seven solid innings. Glendon Busch shut down the Cubs in a separate four-hitter effort for Milwaukee.
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Reds top Cubs as Pineda wins first major league start
Luis Pineda earned his first major league win in five innings, allowing three hits as Cincinnati broke an eight game skid with three homers. Danny Graves finished the ninth for his 22nd save while Ken Griffey Jr. was placed on the 15 day disabled list with a strained right hamstring. The Reds improved to 26 16 without Griffey and 13 20 when he plays.
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Pirates 4 Expos 1 salvage five-run inning, Benson wins
Kris Benson earned his first major league victory since 2000, pitching five innings as Pittsburgh ended a six-game skid. Mike Williams earned his 20th save, Kevin Young collected four hits, and Pittsburgh turned five double plays to beat Montreal 4-1.
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Indians Beat Red Sox as Ramirez Returns and Thome Leads
Boston’s Manny Ramirez returns from a six week layoff but goes 1 for 5 with a strikeout as Cleveland tops Boston 4 2. Frank Castillo’s suspension is cited while Jim Thome HRs again and keys a 3 6 3 double play. Baez earns win, Shuey and Wickman close out.
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Cardinals honor Kile as fans rally after his death
Cardinals fans mourn pitcher Darryl Kile, 33, found dead in a Chicago hotel. A 57-second tribute at Busch Stadium followed a standing ovation and a montage of his images, while wife Flynn and three children cope with the loss. Buckner urged focus on Kile’s life and his family.
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