Armas Jr. Strikes Out 11 as Expos Beat Cubs 7-1
Montreal right-hander Tony Armas Jr. tied a career high with 11 strikeouts in seven scoreless innings to power the Expos past the Chicago Cubs 7-1. Vladimir Guerrero drove in three, while the Expos erupted for four runs in the first and Dallas Cubs miscues fueled the early rally.
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Cardinals fall to Rockies in costly errors and triple play
Javier Lopez earned his first career win in relief as Todd Jones allowed two costly errors in the eighth inning. Edgar Renteria and Jose Jimenez helped Colorado hold off St. Louis, while Helton and Chacon delivered key moments including a historic triple play that ended the inning.
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White Sox blank Indians as Buehrle shines in Cleveland
Mark Buehrle held the Indians to seven innings of one run on five hits and Magglio Ordonez homered to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 7-1 win at Jacobs Field. Sandy Alomar Jr. went 3-for-4 with two RBIs as Chicago claimed two of three in the series.
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Braves rebound past Phillies for 6-2 win in Philadelphia
Andruw Jones and Robert Fick homered as the Braves recovered from a 16-2 defeat, six Braves contributing runs while six pitchers held Philadelphia to four hits. Trey Hodges started, left after 4 2/3, no decision. Darren Holmes earned the win.
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