Friday MLB matchups span six parks with multiple starters listed
Major League Baseball Friday games include Seattle at Boston Clement 3-0 and Mayer 4-0, Oakland at New York Yankees Pavano 2-2 and Zito 1-4, Chicago at Toronto Bush 0-3 and Hernandez 3-1, Minnesota at Tampa Bay Santana 4-1 and Brazelton 1-5, Kansas City at Baltimore Bautista 2-1 and Ponson 3-1, Cleveland at Texas Astacio 1-3 and Lee 2-1, Detroit at Los Angeles Angels Escobar 0-1 and Ledezma 1-2, with game times from 7:05 p.m. onward.
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Yankees Slump Deepens In 11-8 Loss To Rays
New York dropped their second straight to Tampa Bay 11-8, marking six losses in eight games and dipping to 11-17 on the season. The skid left the Yankees six games under .500 for the first time since 1995.
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New York Yankees
Tampa Bay
New York
Yankees
Mets
Phillies
Mike Piazza
David Wright
Philadelphia
Kris Benson
Mike Cameron
Benson
Aaron Heisman
Braden Looper
Cameron
Carlos Beltran
Cliff Floyd
Vicente Padilla
Jimmy Rollins
Twins
Indians
Brad Radke
Jason Bartlett
Minnesota
Cleveland
Shannon Stewart
Jason Davis
Stewart
Davis
Radke
Metrodome
Devil Rays
Mark Hendrickson
Alex Sanchez
Aubrey Huff
Josh Phelps
Chien-Ming Wang
Reds lineup thoughts and pitching notes from Cox News Service
The piece suggests Pefia to bat fourth and play right field when healthy, with Kearns at four as Pena recovers. It advises dropping Sean Casey to fifth, lining up Adam Dunn sixth, and using Felipe Lopez at short to test the future. Valentin should play more. LaRue stalls. Miley and Gullett face rising ERAs while Wagner is kept in a set-up role.
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Pefia
Jimenez
Reds
Austin Kearns
Pena
Kearns
Sean Casey
Pena/Kearns
Adam Dunn
Felipe Lopez
Rich Aurilia
Pez
Javier Valentin
Jason LaRue
Miley
Don Gullett
Luke Hudson
Josh Hancock
Danny Graves
Wagner
Brewers rally past Cubs 6 5 for seventh straight win
Milwaukee_HD holds off Chicago 6-5 as Carlos Lee lined a two-out bloop single in the bottom of the ninth off LaTroy Hawkins to cap a streaking Brewers victory. Wes Helms and Geoff Jenkins contributed, while Chad Moeller homered to spark Milwaukee.
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Carlos Lee
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago Cubs
Brady Clark
LaTroy Hawkins
Jeff Cirillo
Geoff Jenkins
Lee
Jerry Hairston
Derrick Turnbow
Chicago
Aramis Ramirez
Turnbow
Michael Barrett
Cubs
Chad Moeller
Wes Helms
Brewers
Greg Maddux
Ben Grieve
Padres
Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego Padres
Brian Giles
Phil Nevin
Ramon Hernandez
Albert Pujols
Matt Morris
Florida
J.D. Drew
Edgar Renteria
Tino Martinez
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Elias Sports Bureau
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Busch Stadium
Red Sox
Tigers
Bronson Arroyo
David Ortiz
Boston Red Sox
Ortiz
Ugueth Urbina
Keith Foulke
Carlos Guillen
Detroit
Arroyo
White Sox
Royals
Jose Contreras
Kansas City
Contreras
Zack Greinke
Greinke
Tony Graffanino
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