Clemens tosses first Yankee shutout in win over Tigers
Roger Clemens pitched eight efficient innings for New York in a 3-0 victory over Detroit, earning his first Yankee shutout. He struck out eight, walked one, and threw 130 pitches as Derek Jeter and Shane Spencer homered to help extend the Yankees’ winning streak to seven.
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MLB Today Scores and Schedule Across AL and NL
The day features a full slate of American and National League games including Detroit at New York and Tampa Bay at Boston in the AL, with Seattle at Oakland and Minnesota at Cleveland among late games. NL matchups include Milwaukee at Chicago, Atlanta at Montreal, and New York at Florida, plus a double header style late-evening lineup.
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MacDougal Draft Pick Signals Royals Pitching Depth
Wake Forest right hander MacDougal, 22, was the Royals 25th overall pick in June's first year draft and their second first round selection. He went 13-2 with a 2.37 ERA last season and will sign Thursday before joining Spokane short season.
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Reds rally in ninth to beat Diamondbacks in road win
Cincinnati edged Arizona 5-4 in the ninth as Eddie Taubensee delivered a two run double and Aaron Boone added a key single. The win capped a seven game road trip that put the Reds atop the NL Central and gave them the majors best road record. Bob Welch? No, Vicente Padilla debuted for Arizona with a single that barely eluded third base, signaling the rally.
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