Monday Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday
Results include San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 0 and St Louis 3 Houston 2 with rain causing delays. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at San Francisco Bautista 32 and Los Angeles at Montreal Fassero 197, among others.
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A dense wire-dump lists MLB updates from AL and NL teams, plus NFL free-agent moves, signings, and coaching changes. Highlights include Boston, Detroit, Seattle, Toronto rosters and resignations, and NFL team activity across Buffalo, Carolina, Cincinnati, Green Bay, Houston, Jacksonville, Minnesota, New Orleans, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, San Diego, San Francisco, and Washington with various positional moves and player roster actions. Also includes a lengthy NASCAR Winston Cup standings segment through August.
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Carter Ends 21-Game Drought With Two-Run Shot
Carter ends a 21 game homerless stretch with a two run homer in the first inning as Shawn Green singles with one out. Giants beat the Phillies 1-0 behind William Van Landingham who allowed two hits over eight innings striking out 17 in a row at one point. Van Landingham improves to 8-13.
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Orioles Rally Past A's With Seven-Run Third Inning
Down 3-1 the Orioles tallied seven straight runs after two outs in the third. Palmeiro belted his 31st homer and 200th AL homer, Bonilla hit a 19th, and Hoiles cleared the bases with a grand slam off Carlos Reyes. Batista added an early RBI single as Oakland briefly led 3-1 before Baltimore surged ahead.
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Schilling Dominates Giants As Cardinals Edge Astros In NL Tilt
Curt Schilling struck out 11 over seven as Philadelphia beat the Giants 6 2 with Hill driving in a run. Jim Poole and Rod Beck closed out the ninth for the save. In Houston, Wide McGee hit a two run homer to lift the Cardinals 3-2 over the Astros after a fan fell onto the field delaying play.
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Gregg Olson Traded to Astros Pulls Relief Strength
Houston acquires reliever Gregg Olson from Detroit for two players to be named. Olson posted a 3 0 record with eight saves and a 5 02 ERA in 43 games as Tigers closer. Once Orioles saves leader, injuries derailed his career. Astros bullpen also thin with Wagner groin strain and Hudek surgery.
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Ravens Prepare for NEC Showdown with Raiders
Baltimore eyeing a Sunday clash as Jeff Hostetler sits out with knee strain and Billy Joe Hobert starts for the Raiders. Creel, Williams, and strong linebackers anchor the Ravens while 40 to 50 former Colts are set to be introduced before the Inner Harbor celebration and fireworks. A mystery guest will present the game ball to referee Dale Hamer.
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Redskins practice squad adds five players amid injury list
The Redskins named Jeremy Asher Ryan Kuehl Ed Smith Eric Sutton and Deandre Mitchell to their practice squad Monday. Guard Brian Thure on injured reserve and rookie Matt Reem signed to replace him. Michael Westbrook Sterling Palmer and Darryl Pounds listed day to day as season opener vs Eagles looms.
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Mets fire Green and name Bobby Valentine manager
New York Mets fire Dallas Green after a 59-72 season and promote Bobby Valentine from Triple-A Norfolk to replace him. Injuries and inconsistency from top pitching prospects Pulsipher Isringhausen and Wilson contributed, and Green’s public criticisms of the young trio helped seal his dismissal.
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Popov Stable After Stabbing in Moscow Hospital
Russian swimmer Alexander Popov remains in stable condition at an elite Kremlin hospital after being stabbed by street vendors. Doctors expect full recovery. Popov was initially treated at City Hospital No. 31 before transfer to the more exclusive facility. Popov had recently captured two Atlanta Olympics sprint freestyle golds and silver medals.
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Bruce Smith Deliberates Walkout Over Bills Contract
Orchard Park New York Bruce Smith says he considered skipping Bills practice and the season opener against the Giants in protest of last year’s deal. The eight time Pro Bowl defensive end defended his stance citing large signing bonuses given to other players and a lack of progress in renegotiations.
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Rodriguez and Caminiti named week's best in majors
Alex Rodriguez of the Seattle Mariners was named American League player of the week after a 12-for-29 stretch, lifting his season average to .966 with four homers and 10 RBIs. Ken Caminiti of San Diego earned NL honors with a 10-for-22 week, three homers and 14 RBIs to reach 29 homers and 101 RBIs.
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Rams Trade Kinchen to Broncos for Draft Pick
Rams send wide receiver Todd Kinchen to Denver in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice. Kinchen, 27, played 49 games in five seasons with St. Louis, recording 67 receptions for 908 yards and four touchdowns after being a 1992 third round pick from LSU.
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Robertson jailed without bond after burglary case
Alvin Robertson, 34, Toronto Raptors guard, was ordered jailed without bond pending sentencing on a burglary charge. He had been jailed after rearrest following a $2,500 bond on a felony mischief count tied to vandalism of his former girlfriend’s 1994 BMW. He had pleaded guilty earlier this summer to the burglary charge.
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