Saturday Baseball Matchups Across National League Schedule
Saturday games feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Mets at Dodgers, Braves at Giants, Brewers at Astros, Marlins at Rockies, Phillies at Cardinals, Cubs at Diamondbacks, and Expos at Padres. Key pitchers noted include Parks, Reed, Ortiz, Wright, Hall, Cornelius, Hantgen, Lieber, Vazquez, and Tollberg with various win totals.
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Pittsburgh
Anderson
Cincinnati
Parks
N.Y
Mets
Reed
Los Angeles
Park
Atlanta
Ashby
San Francisco
Ortiz
Milwaukee
Wright
Houston
Hall
Florida
Cornelius
Colorado
Tavarez
Philadelphia
Daal
Louis
Hantgen
Chicago Cubs
Lieber
Arizona
Montreal
Vazquez
San Diego
Tollberg
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New York
Boston
Toronto
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Oakland
Anaheim Rs
Texas
White Sox
N.Y. Yankees
Anaheim
Hudson
Nome
Seatle
Abbott
Colon
Kinney
Loaiza
Oniz
Yankees
Clemens
Rogers
Qhia
Stein
Rapp
Tampa Bay
Rekar
Chicago White Sox
Garland
Moyer
Bere
Turnbow
Petite
Parisho
P.martinez
Radke
Hamilton
Zito
Moehler
Lopez
Sirotka
Suzuki
Mercedes
Atlante
Montreal Sl
St Louis
N.Y. Mats
Ritchie
Williamson
Braves Sign Chipper Jones To Six-Year Extension
The Atlanta Braves announce a six year contract extension for 38 year old Chipper Jones. Other NFL and NFC teams report various roster moves and injuries including Ray Lewis fine and multiple signings and IR placements.
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Associated Press
National League
Atlanta Braves
Chipper Jones
Houston Astros
Jay Powell
Hunt seeks fall talks to extend Chiefs GM Peterson contract
Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt says he plans to open negotiations this fall on a contract extension for Carl Peterson, the club president and general manager. Peterson, with the Chiefs since December 1988, has a deal that expires at season’s end and remains a trusted architect of the team’s on field and business success.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
Carl Peterson
Hunt
Dallas
Chiefs
Peterson
Carl
NFL
Cowboys
Troy Aikman
Woods Leads PGA Championship as Wet Course Delays Play
Tiger Woods fired a 66 to share the lead with Scott Dunlap after a rain-soaked opening round at Valhalla Golf Club. Heavy rain, humidity, and slow play forced a suspension and postponed Friday’s start, with 18 players still on the course as darkness fell.
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Associated Press
Tiger Woods
Jack Nicklaus
Valhalla Golf Club
Louisville
Woods
Scott Dunlap
PGA
McCarty’s bat gives Royals extra punch
Kansas City Royals acquired David McCarty for defense but his bat sparked wins over the Minnesota Twins. In his second straight big game against his former team, McCarty drove in two, scored once, and continued his hot stretch with 10 homers and 44 RBIs in 65 games.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City Royals
David McCarty
Minnesota
Twins
Kansas City
McCarty
Royals
Tony Muser
Moser
Tom Kelly
Cincinnati
BYU's Edwards to retire after season
BYU coach LaVell Edwards announces retirement effective at season's end. The longtime innovator of the offense and builder of a strong program reflects on his career, noting community impact and commitment to BYU football. He trails Tom Osborne by five wins for sixth in Division I victories and sits behind Joe Paterno and Bobby Bowden among active coaches.
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Provo
Utah
LaVell Edwards
BYU
Edwards
Tom Osborne
Joe Paterno
Bobby Bowden
Paterno
Bear Bryant
LaVell
Utah State
McCarney Faces High Stakes Season At Iowa State
Iowa State coach Dan McCarney enters his sixth season with a 13-42 record and a 4-7 previous year, amid staff turnover and questions about whether the Cyclones can translate talent into wins. Starters return on defense, while offense adjusts without Davis and with Rosenfels healthy, backed by new linemen and a moved tight end.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Dan McCarney
McCarney
Gene Smith
Arizona State
University
Martin Jischke
Purdue
Cyclones
Kansas State
Colorado
Texas
Ryan Harklau
James Reed
Reggie Hayward
Reed
ISU
Hayward
Davis
Troy Davis
Darren
Ennis Haywood
Darren Davis
Sage Rosenfels
Gerrin Scott
Rosenfels
Marcel Howard
Ben Beaudet
Andy Stensrud
Iowa State Cyclones 2000 Season Preview Card
Dan McCaray leads the Cyclones in 2000 from Ames with 26 110 enrollment and Jack Trice Stadium capacity 44 000. Returning 7 offensive 9 defensive starters, key players Sage Rosentels Chris Anthony JJ Mases Reggie Hayward James Read Ryan Harklay Dustin Avey.
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Iowa State Cyclones
Ames
Iowa
Dan McCaray
Iowa State
Hall of Fame
Texas A&m
Jack Trice
Sage Rosentels
Chris Anthony
JJ. Mases
Reggie Hayward
James Read
Ryan Harklay
Dustin Avey
JaMaine Billups
Central HS
Omaha
Tyson Smith
Dolwing HS
Des Moines
TJ. Woods
Citrus CC
San Dimas
Tony Yalk
Poynete HS
Arlington
Darren Davis
Jeff Waters
Robert Brannon
Jesse Beckom
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Ational Football League
Ray Lewis
Dallas Cowboys
Tyji Armstrong
Indianapolis Colts
Rodregis Brooks
Miami Dolphins
Gus Ornstein
NEW England Patriots
Chad Cascaddun
Rodney Rideau
ST. Louis Rams
Derek Jeville
SAN Diego Chargers
Greg Jackson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chris Danials
Arrowhead
Marty Schottenheimer
Schottenheimer
Gunther Cunningham
Bam Morris
Tamarick Vanover
Andre Rison
Vijay Singh
Dunlap
Canada
South Africa
Argentina
Peru
Denny Shute
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Nicklaus
WIBW
KCWE
Muser
Paul Sorrento
Metrodome
Kelly
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