Clemens and Schilling meet at All-Star Game clash
In Seattle Clemens and Schilling, former Red Sox teammates, face off in the All-Star Game after a pivotal 1991 talk that helped Schilling reframe his attitude. Clemens, 12-1 that year, eyes 300 career wins as he nears his 29th birthday.
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Chicago White Sox
Sox
John Hart
Jason Bere
Steve Woodard
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Tribe
Gwynn Ripken say bye to All Star hits not guaranteed
The piece notes Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken both retire, Gwynn likely to stay in the dugout during the All Star Game while Ripken starts at third. Players discuss honoring Gwynn with a final at bat, parallels to 1983 bench and Yastrzemski exceptions, and Gwynn’s humility amid debate.
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Cal
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Carl Yastrzemski
Cincinnati
Sean Casey
Phil Nevin
Bobby Valentine
Valentine
Tony
Hank Aaron
Frank Robinson
Nolan Ryan
George Brett
Robin Yount
Rickey Henderson
Rip
Clemens and Piazza to face off in All Star showdown
SEATTLE Joe Torre expects Roger Clemens to pitch two innings in Monday night’s All Star game at Safeco Field while Mike Piazza, batting sixth for the NL, eyes a dramatic rematch since World Series Game 2. Both downplay the hype as other stars like Manny Ramirez and Magglio Ordonez are noted for absences and contract talks.
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Safeco Field
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Manny Ramirez
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Florida
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Gonzalez wins Home Run Derby with five first-round homers
Gonzalez, who hit 35 for Arizona this season, defeats Bonds 5-3 in the semifinals after five homers in the first round. Bonds matches season record pace but shows little fight as Gonzalez capitalizes. Safeco Field provides little drama with few long drives and modest totals. Knepp of Potters Mills wins $250,000 toward a new house in a promotional tie-in.
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Seattle
Bret Boone
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Todd Helton
Anaheim
Troy Glaus
Thomas Knepp
Potters Mills
Indians Hope for Turnaround As Veteran Slump Threatens Season
The Indians face a season crossroads with aging stars underperforming. Colon and Lofton battle declines, while Manuel calls out effort gaps. Branyan and Fryman adjust defensively, and pitching depth hinges on late surge to reach post season.
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