Morris Sits, Then KU Breaks Away For 88 76 Win Over UK
Kansas moved past Kentucky 88 76 as Morris fouled out early in the second half. With Morris on the bench for about five minutes KU seized momentum, getting into the paint then kicking out for a flurry of three pointers and mid range jumpers. Julian Wright and Brandon Rush fueled the surge while Morris later added 22 points and eight rebounds but missed fewer shots than expected.
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Big blunder costs Kansas City in spring training game
With two outs in the ninth and a runner on second, Gordon threw a wild chopper into left allowing Frederick Lewis to score the winning run. Teahen added a two run triple off Lowry in the fourth as Lowry exited after five runs and seven hits in 3 2/3 innings, while Bonds missed the game for a spring break. Odalis Perez enjoyed his best spring outing, pitching three innings with a blister on his throwing hand and two strikeouts. Armando Benitez blanked the Giants in a scoreless fifth as he returns from knee injuries.
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UK falls to Kansas in NCAA second round thriller
Kentucky battles back to force a slim lead before Kansas roars. Morris foul trouble sparks a 13-2 KU run as UK shooters go cold. Bobby Perry and Ramel Bradley lead UK with 21 and nine assists respectively, but 8-for-31 shooting and 0-for-6 from three doom the Wildcats season ending 88-76.
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Santana Dominates In Five Shutout Innings In Spring
Johan Santana pitched five shutout innings allowing one hit as the Minnesota Twins beat a Phillies split squad 4-3 in Fort Myers. Morneau homered in a strong showing while Curt Schilling struggled for Boston with six innings of work in a minor league heavy game. Other action across Florida featured Chipper Jones sidelined, Andruw Jones scratched, and Erik Bedard named Baltimore's season opener starter.
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Royals' catching duel remains close in spring camp
In Scottsdale, Buddy Bell weighs a near even split between John Buck and Jason LaRue for the opener with Boston. Both catchers have impressed as Bell plans to share time, though neither is in a defined starting role yet. Buck hits .316 in nine games, LaRue leads with three homers in six games.
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Cardinals face uncertain start as injuries linger
St Louis outfielders Juan Encarnacion and Jim Edmonds endure mixed spring reports. Encarnacion trails schedule with wrist pain after December surgery and may miss opening day, while Edmonds progresses with shoulder and toe repairs and could appear in the final spring games if no setbacks arise. Manager Tony La Russa and team doctor George Paletta cite ongoing recovery and planned batting practice to gauge readiness.
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