Clemens Dominates Red Sox In 4-1 Yankees Win
Roger Clemens scattered two hits over seven innings to notch his 19th straight decision as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 4-1. Derek Jeter reached base in all 45 games, while Tino Martinez drove in the go-ahead run. Brendan Martinez added context on Clemens’ return to Boston after years with the Red Sox.
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Astros struggle as Biggio seeks offensive spark
The Houston Astros suffered a 4-3 loss to Colorado as manager Larry Dierker urged execution of scoring chances. All-Star second baseman Craig Biggio went 0-for-5 and voiced frustration at the team’s offense, while Dierker planned talks on the upcoming 12 game road trip to Pittsburgh. Meanwhile Korean prospect Byung Hyun Kim left Tucson to join the Diamondbacks for a Mets series, and Jason Isringhausen of the Mets may miss his next turn with a mild elbow strain diagnosed by Dr. Altchek.
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Jones powers Atlanta past Brewers in 8-7 slugfest
Chipper Jones hit a three run homer at Milwaukee's County Stadium as Atlanta beat the Brewers 8-7 for a third straight win in the final series at the venue. Millwood earned the win, Seaners saved, while Milwaukee prepares to move to Miller Park next season.
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