Clemens Gooden Expected To Get All Star Nods
NL manager Whitey Herzog picked 10 pitchers for the All Star team in Houston, with Roger Clemens and Dwight Gooden projected as starters. The NL selection features Sid Fernandez, Mike Scott, Dave Smith, John Franco, Mike Krukow, Shane Rawley, Jeff Reardon, Rick Rhoden, and Fernando Valenzuela. AL choices include Don Aase, Mike Witt, Ken Schrom, Willie Hernandez, Ted Higuera, Dave Righetti, and Charlie Hough. Dennis Boyd upset after being bypassed.
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Oil Can Boyd storms out after All-Star snub at Fenway
Boston pitcher Dennis Boyd erupted in the Red Sox clubhouse after learning Kansas City manager Dick Howser did not name him to the American League All-Star team. Coach and teammates blamed the outburst on disappointment, noting Boyd would likely face further action after the incident.
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Royals Rained Out In Longest Delay At Royals Stadium
Kansas City postponed after a rain delay that stretched beyond 24 hours. The spectacular stoppage led to a twilight doubleheader with Bret Saberhagen and Dennis Leonard slated to pitch against Walt Terrell and Frank Tanana as 30,000 fans left. The Astro Turf surface helped drainage amid checks.
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Boggs Brown Lead Reserves to All Star Teams
Wade Boggs and Chris Brown head the all star reserves named today alongside several notable rookies and veterans. Boggs tops the AL with a .370 average for Boston and will back up George Brett in Houston. Brown, at .336 for San Francisco, debuts behind Mike Schmidt as the NL starter.
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Wilt Chamberlain Declines Nets Offer for Seven Games
Wilt Chamberlain, nearing 50, rebuffed the New Jersey Nets’ offer to play seven games plus playoffs for 362,500 dollars. He cited fairness to teammates and his own mental and physical state, noting ongoing fitness work and plans beyond basketball, including film work and potential Olympic volleyball試.
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Saberhagen Could Be Bullpen Bound For Royals
Kansas City manager Dick Howser weighs moving Bret Saberhagen from starter to bullpen after a 4-10 season showing and a rainout, pending another start to judge his effectiveness and World Series MVP credentials.
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Pitcher Saberhagen Under Pressure Says Howser
Kansas City manager Howser criticized Bret Saberhagen for high pitch counts and post season weariness. He urged the Royals ace to attack hitters, regain form, and pitch a shutout to restore confidence, warning that youth alone won’t guarantee a return to 1985 levels.
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