Bush and Cubs Pitch Protest Echoes in Chicago
In Chicago, George Bush is noted for a slow pitch during a ceremonial event as the Cubs lineup and local figures react. The scene involves actor Eugene and other attendees, with unclear details but a public display linked to the St. event context.
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Royals rally with 6 in 9th to beat White Sox 9 7
The Kansas City Royals staged a dramatic nine inning comeback opening day beating the Chicago White Sox 9 7 before 41 575 in Kansas City. Mendy Lopez tied the game with a three run homer and Carlos Beltran delivered the go ahead two run shot as Benigno Santiago added an RBI double in the ninth.
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Bonds' 659th homer lifts Giants past Astros
Barry Bonds hit his 659th career homer on a first pitch in the eighth inning to tie the game at four and fuel a 5 4 rally by the San Francisco Giants over the Houston Astros. The arc moved Bonds within one of Willie Mays for third on the all time list, with The Say Hey Kid in attendance. The Associated Press report notes the milestone as part of a dramatic opening night for the season.
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Crisp Makes Opening Day Start After Bradley Trade
Coco Crisp wins a spot in center field for Cleveland after Milton Bradley is traded. He batted .238 in spring and started on opening day, while Eric Wedge notes the team remains unproven at cleanup. Lawton reports a $117,000 jewelry theft in Philadelphia and plans to donate $20,000 to Indians charities.
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Hafner and Sabathia Shine As Indians Rally On Opening Day
CC Sabathia impressed as the young Indians starter silenced the Twins, allowing two hits in the first inning and finishing strong with nine strikeouts. Travis Hafner powered the offense with two home runs and a 3-for-5 day, including a 434 foot shot to cap a 4-0 lead. Ben Broussard went 4-for-4 in his Cleveland debut, while Jody Gerut homered and Matt Lawton doubled but Talor Lawton was cut down at the plate in the 10th. Broussard sprained an ankle buntING in the ninth ended his day early, clouding the late-game rally.
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Fox Sports Net shifts Indians game telecast
With Cavaliers and Indians on Fox Sports Net tonight the network moves Indians coverage to overflow spots Elyria Channel 32 Lorain Channel 23 Oberlin Channel 9 Cox Channel 213 digital DirecTV Channel 635 and Wide Open West Channel 81 for alternate viewing options.
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