Hernandez Ends Skid With Yankees 3 1 Over Red Sox
Orlando Hernandez shut down Boston with eight strong innings as the Yankees won 3-1. Bernie Williams homered and drove in a run, Torre notching his first win since returning as manager, and New York trimmed Boston's AL East lead to a half game.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule
A compact list of today and Saturday games across the American League and National League with matchups, start times, and pitcher records. Notable pairings include Toronto at Boston, New York at Chicago, Texas at Baltimore, and Oakland at Minnesota, followed by a Saturday slate and additional late-night games in Cincinnati, San Diego, and Los Angeles markets.
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Royals bullpen coach Burgmeier undergoes surgery
Royals bullpen coach Tom Burgmeier, 55, will miss most of the season after a car bicycle crash near Kauffman Stadium. He had surgery on Thursday for fractures in the left knee area and right wrist, with his leg immobilized about two months and extensive therapy planned.
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Ventura hits two grand slams in twin bill for Mets
Robin Ventura became the first major leaguer to hit grand slams in both games of a doubleheader, leading the New York Mets to a 10-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. The feat marked the year of the grand slam and tied a historic solo mark as Ventura joined an elite group for multiple slam days.
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