Behenna Begins Season With Maine Guides
Right hander Rick Behenna will start the season with the Class AAA Maine Guides after Indians management optioned him from Cleveland. Behenna, 25, recovered from rotator cuff surgery and plans a rehab path that may include several minor league appearances before a possible April 20 start against the Yankees.
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Japan's 1985 baseball season opens with Braves bids and Carp promise
AP reports Tokyo with Hankyu Braves seeking Wells power to defend Pacific League crown while Hiroshima Toyo Carp aim to retain Central League title. Carp debut foreign-free, Pacific League features Lions and Orions in a three way race. Wells triples leads Braves past season.
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Esasky powers Reds spring to lead Opening Day chatter
Nick Esasky hit a fourth spring homer a grand slam tying him with Eric Davis for the team lead as Cincinnati beat Boston 7-6 in a Florida exhibition. Boston homers from Crawford Rice and Easler offset the slam. Reds anticipate Esasky starting third on Opening Day vs Montreal Expos.
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Baltimore Blast Rout Cleveland Force to Clinch MISL East
Baltimore defeats Cleveland 9-5 at the Civic Center to clinch the MISL Eastern Division for the second straight season. Trailing 5-2 early in the third, Baltimore ran off seven straight goals, with Stamenkovic scoring twice more to seal the win and extend the club record chase.
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Giants trade Sanchez and place Kuiper on injured list
The San Francisco Giants traded outfielder Alex Sanchez to Detroit for pitcher Roger Mason and placed veteran infielder Duane Kuiper on the 21 day disabled list with bone chips in his ankle. Mason reports to Phoenix with the Pacific Coast League.
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