Plans backfire as Indians fall to Angels 8 5
Tom Candiotti lasted seven innings allowing four runs on seven hits as California defeated Cleveland 8 5. Tony Armas hit a first inning homer and Julio Franco extended his hitting streak to eight games while Joe Carter was involved in a baserunning rundown in a tight seventh inning. Indians prepare for a milestone crowd expected to top a million before the All Star break. Scott Bailes vs Willie Fraser in today’s 1 35 p.m. matchup.
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All Star controversy highlights annual voting flaws
The piece argues All Star selections suffer from three flaws: roster size limits, fan voting as a popularity contest, and uneven representation across teams. It cites Carter, Puckett, Greenwell, Ray, Reynolds, Guillen, Ripken, and Trammell, notes misplacements like Molitor and Brunansky, and questions sponsor influence and the one-day heroism idea. It concludes Los Angeles and Detroit each had only one player represented.
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Mike Greenwell
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Alan Trammell
Pat Tabler
All Star Game redundancy fuels endless baseball TV
The column laments constant baseball coverage as television carries nearly every Braves, Cubs, and Mets game and nightly highlights. It notes Saturday NBC and Monday ABC network games, October playoffs on air, and the All-Star Game becoming a social summer event with lunches and open bars.
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Baseball schedule mix includes multiple city matchups
A scrambled list shows games across leagues with teams such as Kansas City, New York, Oakland, Detroit, Seattle, Milwaukee, Boston, Chicago, and San Diego. Player records, team notations, and partial odds appear, reflecting a dense, error-filled lineup of scheduled contests and pitcher records for the day.
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Tigers win. Sparky Anderson 800th as Tigers manager
Detroit defeats Oakland 4-3 in a division clash as Lou Whitaker hits a three run homer and Darrell Evans adds a solo shot. Frank Tanana wins to move to 11-4 with six strong innings and Guillermo Hernandez earns his fourth save. Evans also homers for his 12th, and Tom Brookens and Dave Bergman contribute in the third.
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AL notes and pitching debut in Red Sox vs White Sox
Baltimore outfielder Fred Lynn homered in seven of his last 11 starts. Red Sox call up Steve Curry to debut Sunday against Chicago to replace Bruce Hurst on the disabled list. Curry went 9-5 in Pawtucket with a 1.66 ERA in his last six starts. California Angels have won 16 of 22. George Brett hot of late with no long hit droughts. Royals split hopes after early season success in New York. Molitor started at second for first time this year and earned AL All Star starter honors.
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Giants explode for 21 runs in rout of Cardinals
San Francisco offense pounds St Louis 21 2 as Chris Speier hits for the cycle in five hits two doubles a triple a homer and a single Riles hits his 10 000th Giants homer joining franchise history while Kelly Downs earns the win Cardinals drop fifth straight and eighth in nine.
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Reds, Phillies clash as NL lead in errors tops plots
Cincinnati's Tom Browning misplayed a bunt in the first inning as the Reds and Phillies tied for the NL lead with 78 errors. Montreal’s Tim Raines returned from hamstring strain to face Atlanta, with Herm Winningham optioned to Indianapolis. Sid Parganiee has allowed steals in 29 of 31 attempts, while St Louis endures five straight losses and a bullpen drought.
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