Fill-in Sanchez helps two-hit Orioles
Sanchez filled in for Brad relief work and went 0-for-3 but contributed timing for Baltimore as they dropped nine of 11 to fall 10 games under .500. Hargrove said the club would be OK, while Perez praised Sanchez’s effort and early career notes.
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Morris Promoted to Frederick Wins Pitching Duel 2-1
Cory Morris, a 15th round draft pick, impressed in his first start after promotion from Sarasota to Frederick on June 12. He allowed one run on two hits in 6 2/3 innings, striking out 13 with one walk, as the Keys defeated Potomac 2-1 at Harry Grove Stadium to improve to 13-12 in the second half.
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Keys aglow with Sonny on mound
Sonny Garcia emerged as the Keys top starter despite a late draft round, going 7-5 with a 2.68 ERA, 2 complete games, and 112 strikeouts in 114 innings. Once a reliever in a crowded Orioles system, he seized the rotation role in late April and earned All-Star recognition after a rough midseason stretch.
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Garcia shows starter mindset amid variable form
Stan Galeberg reports Garcia focusing on day by day progress as a pitcher. In his first start against Myrtle Beach he yielded one earned run in five innings, then three runs in seven against the Pelicans. He later delivered two nine inning outings with one earned run each, then endured a rough June spell before four post June starts totaling six earned runs in 31 innings.
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Frederick Open Opens With Dominant Win in Davis Cup Tie
Frederick Open starts multiple men’s tournaments with a strong showing in Columbia South Carolina. The event features a USTA Jr. Davis Cup tie where a 6-2 6-1 victory over Mark Keats anchored the opening round.
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PGA Tour TV deal boosts Tiger era reach and coverage
New four year television package with ABC CBS NBC ESPN USA and The Golf Channel raises rights by about 45 percent from the 1997-99 deals. The Players Championship remains, with NBC keeping coverage and ESPN resuming early rounds. USA more than doubles its events to 33 per year.
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