Giants promise fanfare if Bonds nears Ruth on home run list
Giants executives Peter Magowan and Larry Baer pledged to honor Barry Bonds if he ties or passes Babe Ruth for second on the career home run list while reiterating cooperation with MLB on the steroid investigation. Bonds homered in spring training as distractions mount with new book excerpts alleging his drug use.
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Cubs Pitcher Prior Heads to Los Angeles for Shoulder Exam
Spring training notes show Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Prior cutting short a throwing session with right shoulder soreness and flying to Los Angeles to be examined by Dr. Lewis Yocum. Cubs coach Rothschild said they wouldn’t push the mound work while Derrek Lee and others report various spring injuries and updates across multiple camps.
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Hernandez plagued by wildness in loss to Angels
Surprising ARIZ case with Runelvys Hernandez walking three in a 10-7 defeat. He allowed two runs on no hits across 34 innings, while facing weight issues and conditioning questions. Angels hitters included Brandon Wood Curtis Pride and Jeff Mathis. Alex Gordon doubled and scored. Garret Anderson sat out due to a left foot issue. Royals committed four errors, raising season total to 14.
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United States in danger after 7-3 defeat by South Korea
US baseball faces a precarious path in the World Baseball Classic after a 7-3 loss to South Korea in Anaheim. With South Korea 2-0 and Japan 1-1, the Americans must beat Mexico while Korea or Japan win later to advance, under a complex tiebreaker system. semifinals are set for Saturday and finals Monday in San Diego.
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