Indians top White Sox 4-2 to split doubleheader
Travis Hafner drove in three runs and Jake Westbrook earned his first win since May 9 as Cleveland defeated Chicago 4-2 in the night game to split the day-night set. Shane Spencer homered, Hafner added key doubles, and Danys Baez recorded his 21st save after a late White Sox rally in the opener.
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All-Star game to tread more like real game in 1997
Fox shifts All-Star coverage toward a genuine game feel with no on-field interviews and less banter between managers. The event expands rosters to 32, aims for serious play, and features a revised home field advantage concept after prior controversies.
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The Cell under security glare during All-Star game
The Chicago White Sox faced security scrutiny as The Cell prepared for the All-Star Game after past incidents. An umpire was grabbed by a fan and a father son duo tackled a Royals coach, prompting MLB security chief Kevin Hallinan to say lessons were learned. Ushers and off duty officers bolster guards at dugouts and bullpens.
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All-Star Game Security Tightens Ahead of Chicago Event
Security measures for the All-Star game at the White Sox ballpark include seat checks and restricted upper deck access. Hallinan and officials coordinate with Chicago Police and FBI, with hundreds of staffers planning, plus renovations at U.S. Cellular Field to improve safety and viewing.
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Sosa Leads Cubs Past Braves with 7-3 Win
Cubs star Sammy Sosa powered Chicago to a 7-3 victory over Atlanta at Wrigley Field, homering in a six-run fourth inning after returning from a corked-bat suspension. Clement and Ramirez each pitched, with Sosa going 2-for-4 after a 4-for-4 day prior, as the Cubs end their losing trend and head into the All-Star break.
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