Eddie Murray Starts Fresh With Indians After Orioles Exit
Eddie Murray, 38, begins a new chapter with the Cleveland Indians after leaving Baltimore. He discusses tough media years, battles over club direction, and his role as a reliable veteran and designated hitter.
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Rangers open new Ballpark with exhibition win by Mets
The Texas Rangers unveiled their $189 million Ballpark in Arlington with an exhibition loss to the New York Mets 10 7. Jose Canseco praised the stadium as breathtaking while Nolan Ryan threw out the first ball. Attendance reached 45236, a franchise record. Regular season opens April 11 versus Milwaukee.
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Indians Rally for Fourth Inning Burst in Ohio Cup Win
Manny Ramirez and Paul Sorrento powered a five run second inning to lift the Cleveland Indians over the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 4 in the sixth annual Ohio Cup. Mark Clark allowed five hits and three runs in seven innings to earn the win. Ramirez and Sorrento both homered, with Belle and Murray starting the rally. The Reds starter Tom Browning gave up all five runs in the frame. Also, Cleveland trimmed its roster to make opening day, designating Ruben Amaro, optioning Brian Barnes, and adding Steve Farr.
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Selig defends new baseball system amid fan demand and few fears
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig argues the new format increases pennant races and wild card contention, citing fan polls and the need for adjustment. He lauds Cleveland Indians’ survival as proof, crediting Congress’s antitrust exemption for baseball as essential to keeping franchises and Jacobs Field alive.
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