Sosa Lifts Rangers Past Royals With First Spring HR
Sammy Sosa hit his first spring training homer off Luke Hudson as the Rangers blanked Kansas City 5-0 in Surprise. Ian Kinsler added a two run shot in a three run fifth. Brandon McCarthy impressed in his Texas debut and Mark Grudzielanek will miss time after knee surgery, with Esteban German likely filling in at second base.
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Crosby tabs live pitching as A’s show cautious return
Oakland shortstop Bobby Crosby faced live pitching for the first time this spring since his back injury late last season. The 2004 AL Rookie of the Year said he felt no lingering effects and aims to be ready by opening day. He missed 63 games in 2006 due to a stress fracture and other injuries, finishing with a .229 average, 82 hits and nine home runs.
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Brewers Hall learns on the fly in spring training
Milwaukee Brewers center fielder Bill Hall hones his catching and base stealing while adjusting to a new position in spring training. He signed a 24 million four year deal, aims to help the team win, and weighs shifting from infield to outfield as Jenkins Hart and Mench rotate positions. Hall recalls a promise to his mother tied to a pink bat Moon Mother's Day homer. He is among 35 doubles and 35 homers players this past season.
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Detroit's Rogers shines in spring win over Indians
Kenny Rogers, entering his 19th season, pitched two scoreless innings and overcame command issues as Detroit beat Cleveland 7-4 in Winter Haven. He signed autographs and spoke of a refined spring approach while Grady Sizemore hit into a double play to end a mini scare.
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