De Aza's Homer Lifts White Sox In Debut Return
Alejandro De Aza returned to the majors and hit a two run homer in his first at bat of the season, lifting the Chicago White Sox past Detroit. De Aza connected off Max Scherzer in the second inning, praised by manager Ozzie Guillen as being in the right place at the right time.
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Santana no hits Indians in first pitch return to Cleveland
Ervin Santana no-hits the Cleveland Indians 3-1 at Progressive Field in his return to the park where he debuted on May 17, 2005. The Angels, led by Santana’s 10 strikeouts, claim the first solo no hitter for the team there in 27 years as Howie Kendrick preserves the gem with a key defensive play.
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Major League Baseball Probable Pitchers Today
A list of scheduled MLB matinees and night games by league and start times. National League features Lannan Bailey Wells Marcum Hudson Latos Kendrick Correia Lowe Garcia. American League shows Pineiro Penny Hochevar Beckett Davis Harden Bergesen Chillanueva Baker. matchups span Florida at Washington through Minnesota at Texas with various pitcher records.
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Fielder Greinke lift Brewers past Cubs in 2-0 win
Prince Fielder slugged his 23rd homer and Zack Greinke pitched into the seventh as Milwaukee beat Chicago 2-0. Rickie Weeks left with an ankle injury after beating the throw to first, casting doubt on Milwaukee's infield depth and trade deadline plans. Weeks underwent hospital tests, initial X rays reportedly not showing a break, though he could miss time. Attanasio noted Weeks may be non replaced, impacting Milwaukee's playoff push and possible deadline moves.
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Cardinals fall as Astros rally in ninth on smart plays
Astros score twice in the ninth to beat St Louis as Boggs allows five hits and two runs in 1 innings. Altuve goes 10 for 25 since his call up, matching a 1997 Russ Johnson franchise record, while Norris earns a save with Melancon closing. Holliday Jay and Molina drive hits. Bourn and Corporan miscue produces late run. Norris and Carpenter shine for the Cardinals in a tight, error-influenced clash.
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Cardinals trade for Jackson and bullpen help
St. Louis acquires right handed pitcher Edwin Jackson plus relievers Octavio Dotel and Marc Rzepczynski, outfielder Corey Patterson, and players to be named or cash. Toronto receives Rasmus and pitchers P.J. Walters, Trever Miller, and Brian Tallet in return, reshaping both bullpens.
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