Indians shuffle Nagy to minors with eye on return
Cleveland sends Charles Nagy to Canton-Akron to keep him in a regular routine before rejoining after the All-Star break. Mike Walker is called up from Canton-Akron for this weekend’s series with Oakland. John Farrell on the DL since June 24 with elbow tendinitis, rehab assignment planned. The Indians and A’s doubleheader features Swindell vs Sanderson in the opener and Valdez vs Moore in the nightcap, also promoting Looney Tunes Night.
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Scott Sanderson
Sergio Valdez
Mike Moore
Indians fall to Mariners as Vizquel homers in spring game
Candiotti allowed nine strikeouts and a wrong call unsettled him as Harold Reynolds drove in a third inning run. Omar Vizquel returned from Calgary and hit a two run homer off Candiotti to put Seattle ahead 2 1. Jerry Browne doubled in the fifth but the Indians failed to threaten again.
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Stieb celebrates selection Mets blast five homers
Dave Stieb delivered a standout all star worthy performance as Toronto defeated California 9-2, striking out nine in seven innings to climb to 11 wins before the All-Star break. The Mets meanwhile fueled by the long ball surged past opponents with five homers in a dominant stretch.
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Cardinals rip Phillies 28 6 in second game doubleheader
Cardinals erupt for 28 hits and 28 runs set NL record in opener of a doubleheader over the Phillies. Also notes All-Star games and multiple late season NL results across MLB with key performances by Vander Meer Gomez and Powell among others.
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All-Stars Led by Fielder Williams Thigpen Picked by Managers
Cecil Fielder Matt Williams and Bobby Thigpen anchor 16 first time selections as Tony La Russa and Roger Craig finalize rosters. NL adds Roberto Alomar Tony Gwynn Barry Bonds and more as reserves while Thigpen and Randy Johnson head AL pitching. Also noted mass suspensions from Kingdome brawl and Steinbrenner hit with 225000 fee over Winfield trade talks.
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Tony la Russa
Roger Craig
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Tony Gwynn
San Diego
Barry Bonds
Bobby Bomilla
Pittsburgh
Shawon Dunston
Chicago
Barry Larkin
Cincinnati
Tim Wallach
Montreal
Darryl Strawberry
Mike Scioscia
Los Angeles
Greg Olson
Atlanta
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Randy Johnson
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Roger Clemens
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Brewers
Tom Trebelhorn
Bobby Brown
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Bob Sebra
Gary Sheffield
Mike Felder
B.J. Surhoff
Tracy Jones
Gene Harris
Thursday's MLB Scores Roundup in AMERICA LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cleveland 1, Minnesota 7, Boston 4, Milwaukee 4, Oakland 4, Kansas City 15, Detroit 3, Toronto 9, California 2, Texas, Baltimore 2, St Louis 4, San Diego 11, Montreal 11, Houston 0, Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 2, New York 9, Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 6.
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Uncertain schedule of multiple MLB games today
The list outlines numerous planned games across MLB venues with team matchups and starting times, including Oakland at Cleveland, Minnesota at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, and others featuring players with listed records, but the text is heavily garbled and contains numerous typos and misprints.
Yankees Fined and Angels Awarded After Tampering Case
Baseball Commissioner’s Office fines the New York Yankees $25,000 and orders $200,000 paid to the California Angels for tampering involving Dave Winfield after a trade. Several suspensions follow for Mariners and others tied to a June 30 brawl.
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