Howe boosts Dodgers past Mets in extra innings
Dodgers win 4-3 in the 12th on Rafael Santana throwing error. Steve Howe earns his first victory since 1983 after elbow surgery and a drug suspension. Santana and Heep homer for Mets. Orosco allows Dodgers surge with Duncan and Reynolds late scoring. St. Claire shines in 15th for Expos.
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Midland upends Dodgers behind Angulo four hitter
Ken Angulo pitched a four hit complete effort in a 5-1 Midland win over the San Antonio Dodgers as Midland improved to 24-29, seven games back in the Texas League. Shawn Hillegas took the loss for San Antonio. Elsewhere El Paso beat Beaumont 9-2 with Alfaro driving in five runs, Arkansas edged Shreveport 3-2, and Jackson defeated Tulsa 10-2. Rich Buonanthony earned the win for Arkansas. Dave Magadan and Barry Lyons drove in key runs for the Mets in their 10-2 victory.
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Orioles rally ends Angels 7-5 with Lacy homer
Lee Lacy delivered his first American Leaguer homer on an 0-2 pitch in the ninth, as Baltimore erased a 5-3 deficit. The rally included a Larry Parrish three-run shot for Texas and a Seattle comeback, while Phil Niekro won his 291st game and Oil Can Boyd pitched a complete game for Boston.
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Astros Fire Don Leppert Over Organizational Fit
Former Astros coach Don Leppert says he was fired after clashing with General Manager Al Rosen over his removal. Rosen says Leppert was reassigned then fired for best interests of the club as Les Moss returns to aid pitching. Leppert criticizes management’s emphasis on image and discipline over winning.
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