Pujols Lofts First Spring Home Run As Maddux Shines
Pujols belts first spring homer in a Florida game while Barry Bonds wraps Arizona workouts. Maddux leads San Diego with six innings in a 24-7 victory over Texas as Russell Branyan hits two more homers. Adrian Gonzalez adds a homer and three RBIs, Millwood struggles for the Rangers, and Bonds goes 1-for-2 in the Giants win.
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Cubs Name Miller Fifth Starter as Prior May Start in Minors
Cubs manager Lou Piniella named Wade Miller the fifth starter for opening day while Mark Prior may begin the season in the minor leagues due to his spring struggles. Kerry Wood remains sidelined with a shoulder issue as Chicago weighs rotation options and bullpen needs.
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Orioles Payton could start season on disabled list
Orioles outfielder Jay Payton may open the season on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring after injuring it in a spring game against Minnesota. He hopes to return in a week or two, but a DL stint is a realistic possibility and Corey Patterson would start in center if opening day arrives without Payton.
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Guzman Aims to Erase .219 Mark With Nats In Spring
Washington shortstop Cristian Guzman pushes to rebound from a .219 batting average as spring numbers rise in Florida. He has hit .444 with a homer and nine RBIs in 36 at bats, and the Nationals plan to bat him second hoping to channel the 2001 .302 All-Star form while addressing past shoulder surgery and a shortened 2006 season. Coach Mitchell Page and manager Manny Acta praise his improved stance and focus as teammates note his renewed confidence and work ethic.
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