Braves slip four back in NL West after Reds sweep
Chris Sabo drove in three runs including the tie breaking eighth inning single as Cincinnati swept Atlanta 6 5 at Riverfront Stadium to widen the Reds lead to four games. Hal Morris called it a big win but noted there are many games left before the All Star break. Other NL scores included Montreal 9 Pittsburgh 9 in 11 innings and Dodgers beating Astros 8 2 after two early earthquakes.
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Sheffield Injured Thumb in Padres Game
National League leader Gary Sheffield left the Padres Giants game with a mild sprain to his left thumb while tagging out Willie McGee. He entered Sunday with 54 RBIs and 15 home runs, day to day, after a 306 batting average and five homers in his prior 12 games.
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