Angels blank White Sox in Monday matchup
Angels blanked the Chicago White Sox 7-0 as Hector Santiago struck out 10 over seven innings. Kole Calhoun Andrelton Simmons and Geovany Soto provided early RBI singles in a five run first inning. Rodon exited after one out as Jake Petricka came on.
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Twins Bring Ron Gardenhire Back as Special Assistant
Minnesota hires former manager Ron Gardenhire as a special assistant to general manager Terry Ryan. Gardenhire will travel to minor league affiliates as an instructor and evaluator and mentor managers and coaches. He spent 27 years with the Twins, including 13 as manager, and posted a 1,068-1,038 record with six division titles and an AL Central title in 2010.
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Byrd nails role as return from spring limbo with Indians
Indians outfielder Dane Byrd has thrived early as Brantley and Chisenhall recover, batting .231 with a homer and four RBI in eight of ten games. He expects his spot to shift when the pair returns, embracing a bench role and platoon duties while he earned a 25-man roster spot.
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Wright Pitcher Gifts Bottle After Beaning Colabello
Boston pitcher Steven Wright apologized by leaving a large liquor bottle for Chris Colabello after hitting him with an 87 mph fastball. Colabello said Wright framed the gift as a personal gesture to ease the incident. Colabello and Wright discussed the moment after the impact as teammates offered mutual respect.
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