Twins ruin final opener at Detroit's Tiger Stadium
Todd Walker hit a 12th inning homer to give the Minnesota Twins a 1-0 win over Detroit in the final Tigers home opener at Tiger Stadium. Rick Aguilera earned the win in relief as Detroit dropped to six straight losses while Tiger Stadium will be replaced by Comerica Park next season.
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Padres edge Rockies in 11th for 8 5 win in Denver
In Denver, Jim Leyritz belted a three run homer off Dave Veres in the 11th as the Padres beat the Rockies 8 5. Donne Wall earned the win in relief, Carlos Reyes closed in the 11th, and Vinny Castilla Darryl Hamilton and Todd Helton homered for Colorado.
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Mets rally past Marlins as Jones hits first homer
Bobby Jones lifted the Mets to a home opener win over Florida, delivering his first career home run and ending a long injury lull for New York fans. The Mets beat the Marlins for a fourth straight time, while Arizona opened with a win behind Travis Lee’s grand slam and five RBIs. Jay Bell later added a three run shot in the seventh.
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Bonds Court Grants Ex-Wife Half of Earnings
A state appeals court overturned Barry Bonds prenuptial agreement with ex wife Mon day and ruled she is entitled to half of his baseball earnings during their nearly seven year marriage. The decision cites lack of legal counsel and coercive signing conditions as factors eroding the agreement. The ruling follows Bonds’ 1994 divorce from Sun Bonds when his salary was about eight million dollars per year.
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