Ramirez heating up as Red Sox beat Chicago
Manny Ramirez sparked Boston with a three run homer and five RBIs as the Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 10-7 for their fifth straight win. Jason Varitek added two solo homers and a double, lifting his average to .301 as Boston climbed to 17 games over .500.
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Braves ride July surge to regain NL East lead
Atlanta, once slowed by budget losses and a tough stretch, surged in July under Bobby Cox. Jaret Wright, Russ Ortiz, and Mike Hampton anchored a 25-5 rotation run while J.D. Drew and Chipper Jones sparked the lineup. Smoltz added 30 plus saves. Horacio Ramirez was sidelined with tendinitis.
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Berroa Works to Overcome Demotion to Double A
Angel Berroa battles frustration and migraine headaches after being demoted by the Kansas City Royals to the Wichita Wranglers. He has hit well in minor league play but faces an uncertain return, with Royals manager Tony Pena praising his professionalism and focus as his major league prospects remain in question.
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Ichiro Hitting Machine Drives Mariners Lead
Ichiro Suzuki remains a premier hitter as he boosts Seattle’s win pace. He leads the AL with a .366 average, 189 hits in 119 games, eyeing a potential single season record and chasing his ninth batting title while enduring a concussion scare.
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