Ex Cubs star Sosa tied to 2003 drug test findings
The New York Times reports Sammy Sosa tested positive for a performance enhancing drug in 2003 as part of MLB's anonymous survey. He ranks sixth on career home runs with 609, mostly for the Cubs, and has not played in the majors since 2007. The Times cited unnamed lawyers and noted the list is under court seal amid ongoing fights over its release.
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Galleries add to U S Open difficulties at Bethpage
At Bethpage Black for the U S Open, Tiger Woods faces a charged New York crowd and a demanding course. Rocco Mediate, Sergio Garcia and Steve Stricker describe the intense atmosphere, fans urging players with passion and loud feedback. Phil Mickelson prepares for the NY reception as his wife Amy battles cancer.
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White Sox win in Cal Ripken Minor league game
The White Sox beat the Cubs 9 to 4 in a Cal Ripken Minor League game on Monday night. Zach Curry earned the win with three innings pitched, allowing three hits and three runs while striking out five. Blaine Ray pitched two innings, giving up one run on no hits with four strikeouts, and led the White Sox hitters with a home run, a double and two singles by Ray. Zach Kerns added two singles and a double, Brock Huddleston a double and two singles, and Curry had a single. Cubs’ Keegan Finch registered two doubles, Jonathan Nash a single, and Cubs scorers included Zane Muhl, Spencer Mayes, Nash and Finch.
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