Brewers Clinch 10 7 Victory Over Yankees In New York
Milwaukee forwards Seitzer three RBI Vaughn plates two homers and Mieske adds a two run shot as the Brewers rally past the Yankees 10-7 at Yankee Stadium. Bones wins fourth straight decision. New York drops sixth of seven at home.
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Oates Maps Outlook on Possible Baseball Strike
Baltimore manager John Oates discussed the potential August baseball strike, saying optimism is limited and negotiations rarely yield quick results. He declined deep talks with player rep Jim Poole, emphasized both sides’ desire to avoid a shutdown, and noted plans to rest players and shuffle duties to keep the team competitive. Brady Anderson missed the Sunday lineup, with Dwight Smith starting in center as Oates adjusted positions to reduce workload.
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Chavez balances baseball and a degree plan
Chavez spoke about pursuing a special education degree while playing baseball for the Keys. He noted the challenge of fitting courses into a season and expressed determination to finish, aiming to earn the degree after his playing days, with season stats of seven home runs this year and 18 last year.
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Keys Begin Second Half With Lynchburg Series
The Keys finish the first half at 32 36 in the Northern Division and will have that record wiped as the Carolina League opens the second half. They host Lynchburg for a three game set to start the second half.
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