Raines Delivers Winning All-Star Triple in 13th Inning
In Oakland Tim Raines tripled home two runs in the 13th to lift the National League to a 2-0 victory over the American League. The game, a twilight All-Star affair, featured a dozen pitchers and low scoring amid near dusk, with Raines earning MVP honors after entering in the seventh. The NL improves to 37-20-1 in the series.
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Jackson to play both baseball and football for Royals and Raiders
Bo Jackson announced a part time Los Angeles Raiders contract after his rookie season with Kansas City Royals, prioritizing baseball yet pursuing dual sport careers. Sources cite a 2.6 million five year deal with a 1 million signing bonus and a 1 million loan, plus Royals compensation. Jackson says baseball is priority and expects to be ready for football by early November. Royals coach Flores says using him part time is feasible if it does not disrupt baseball.
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Royals Owner Defends Bo Jackson Football Deal
Kansas City owner Ewing Kauffman said the Royals did not favor Bo Jackson in allowing him to pursue pro football with the Los Angeles Raiders. He pledged the same policy for other players, though many remain unsure of the rules. Jackson, Royals outfielder and Heisman winner, agreed to a part time football arrangement after the baseball season as the team drafts a one year contract option.
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