Baseball Standings and Results From Sunday and Tuesday
The American League East Boston Kansas City Detroit Toronto and New York teams sit in tight division races with varying win totals. Sunday results featured Boston beating Kansas City and Detroit defeating Toronto while Milwaukee beat Oakland and Baltimore edged Anaheim. Tuesday’s schedule included Texas at Boston Detroit at Cleveland Kansas City at New York Oakland at Baltimore Minnesota at Toronto Anaheim at Chicago Milwaukee at Seattle.
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Grbac sidelined by muscle strain in Chiefs loss
Elvis Grbac says the latest abdominal muscle strain is less severe than the training camp injury and should be manageable with treatment. Kansas City, 0-2 in exhibitions, prepares for Thursday’s road game versus Carolina after Gannon and Barnes split quarterback duties against New Orleans.
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Elway recovering as other QBs face injuries
John Elway shows improvement after biceps injury and may return soon for Denver. Meanwhile Mark Brunell suffers a right knee injury for Jacksonville and Kerry Collins breaks his jaw for Carolina, sidelining both quarterbacks for weeks and shifting duties to Rob Johnson and Steve Beuerlein respectively.
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Bears battle for starting QB after Miami exhibition
Chicago quarterbacks Rick Mirer and Erik Kramer split reps in a 21-14 loss to the Dolphins. Coach Dave Wannstedt said the job remains open with neither man guaranteed the starter, as Mirer and Kramer each produced solid numbers in the preseason.
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Quigley Wins Senior Open Amid Personal Tragedy
Dana Quigley claimed the Senior PGA Northville Classic after a 2 1/2 foot par putt on the third playoff hole beating Jay Sigel. Hours earlier he learned his father Wallace Quigley had died of cancer in Providence Rhode Island as he prepared for the final round.
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Garciaparra powers Red Sox past Royals in wild win
Nomar Garciaparra ended an 0-for-9 skid with a two run homer and a double to spark Boston to a 6-4 victory over Kansas City. Mo Vaughn added key hits as Jimy Williams praised Garciaparra's all around play while Jefferson saw his 22 game hitting streak end.
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Maddux signs richest deal in baseball with Braves
Atlanta ace Greg Maddux agreed to a five year contract extension worth 57.5 million dollars with the Atlanta Braves. The deal averages 11.5 million per year and includes a signing bonus with no deferred money. Maddux, who is two time Cy Young winner, said he values being paid what hes worth and plans to stay in Atlanta.
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Tiger Woods tops season earnings record at Buick Open
Tiger Woods finished 10 under par 278 for the Buick Open, tied for eighth, while earning 43500 to push 2004 season total to 1,821,895, surpassing Tom Lehman for the single season mark. Lehman previously held the 1,780,159 record. Woods has four wins in 15 events this year.
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