Baseball schedule featuring multiple MLB matchups across cities
Baseball games listed include Boston at Chicago White Sox, New York at Tampa Bay, Minnesota at Cleveland, Toronto at Baltimore, Detroit at Kansas City, Seattle at Texas, Oakland at Anaheim with evening starts. Also noted are pitcher records such as Wasdin Lopez Radke Burba Carpenter Ponson Moehler Suppan Abbott Glynn Prieto and Washburn.
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Boston
Wasdin
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sirotka
N.Y
Yankees
Hernandez
Tampa Bay
Lopez
Minnesota
Radke
Cleveland
Burley
Toronto
Carpenter
Baltimore
Ponson
Detroit
Moehler
Kansas City
Suppan
Seattle
Abbott
Texas
Glynn
Oakland
Prieto
Anaheim
Washburn
Associated Press
New York
Pet
Grimsley
Rekar
Halladay
Rapp
Weaver
Reichert
Pichardo
Halama
Rogers
Mulder
Cooper
N.Y. Yankees
Redman
Brower
Williams to Succeed Guthridge as North Carolina Coach
Kansas coach Roy Williams selected to replace Bill Guthridge at North Carolina. Phil Ford expected to move from assistant coach to athletic department role, with Guthridge retiring after three seasons as head coach following Dean Smith era.
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Kansas
Roy Williams
North Carolina
Dean Smith
Bill Guthridge
Tar Heels
Associated Press
Phil Ford
Smith
Guthridge
Williams
Bob Frederick
Frederick
State of Kansas
Jay
Hawk
Robert Hemenway
America
Dick Baddour
Wake Forest
Dave Odom
Neil Fingleton
Worcester
Mass
Florida
Kansas State
Betty
Tennessee
Knoxville
Baddour
Legion A Falls In Ninth In Heartbreaker To Mavericks
Ottawa Legion A rallied to lead 6-2 but Lawrence Mavericks tied 9-9 with four eighth inning runs, then won 10-9 in Lawrence. Anthony Ingram hurled seven innings on 143 pitches. Hermreck and Hull each had two hits. Ottawa faces Bandits in two seven inning games Saturday.
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Lawrence
Legion
Ottawa
Lawrence Mavericks
Luke Queen
Anthony Ingram
Queen
Ingram
Mavericks
Chris Hermreck
Eric Hull
Hermreck
Matt Waldron
Adam Smith
Hull
Smith
Bandits
Muser Pulls Durbin as Royals Beat Indians 6 1 in KC
Tony Muser pulled Chad Durbin with two outs in the ninth as about 25,000 booed. Durbin, 2-3, had not won since his debut, and Carlos Beltran homered from both sides of the plate in a 6-1 Kansas City win over Cleveland after new trade moves. Durbin allowed two earned runs to second base until Branyan's RBI double. Bartolo Colon started for Cleveland.
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Kansas City
Tony Muser
Chad Durbin
Durbin
Cleveland
Ricky Battalico
Royals
Indians
RBI
David Justice
Carlos Beltran
Russell Branyan
Muser
Bartolo Colon
Branyan
Omaha
Rocker apologizes to New York fans in refined statement
John Rocker delivered a contrite apology in Shea Stadium after drafting his own statement with help from Joe Sambito. He acknowledged that his prior remarks offended many and expressed sincere remorse, contrasting this with his earlier brash persona he displayed in October.
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Rocker
New York
John Rocker
Joe Sambito
Shea Stadium
Braves
Chipper Jones
Atlanta
Mets
John Burkett
Sports Illustrated
Sosa in uncertainty as Cubs trade talks collapse
Sammy Sosa faces a boom bust week after the Yankees acquire David Justice, leaving Sosa unsure where his future lies. He homered in a Cubs loss to Pittsburgh as speculation swirled about moves to New York Toronto Cleveland or Chicago and a potential Milwaukee weekend series looms. Manager Don Baylor blames the trade rumors for a distracted Cubs team amid an 8th loss in 10 games.
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New York Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Charlie Manuel
Pittsburgh
Sammy Sosa
New York
Toronto
Chicago
Sosa
Yankees
David Justice
Cubs
Milwaukee
Josias Manzanillo
Pirates
Jason Kendall
Don Baylor
Baylor
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Surday
David Droschak
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Kauffman Stadium
Legion A
WIBW
Triple-A
Geveand
Kansas City Child
Damon
Ralne
Quinndh
Sexson
Rando
Bryan
Hr— Randa
Cbebran
Ralomar
Quinn
CS Musweensy Vis
Cleveland Colon L
Lorraine
Shuey
Q Brawington
Battalico