Pete Rose jailed after long fall from baseball icon
A five month sentence in U S District Court ends Pete Rose’s 18 month slide from star to felon. He faces a lifetime ban from baseball and possible Hall of Fame exclusion. The story weighs his crimes, punishment, potential reinstatement, and the broader impact on the sport.
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Ripken extends errorless streak as Orioles top White Sox
Cal Ripken tied the major league record with his 88th consecutive errorless game at shortstop and extended his errorless chances to 401 while contributing a two run double in Baltimore's 4-1 win over Chicago. The Orioles also homered by Phil Bradley and Mickey Tettleton. Chicago's Robin Ventura doubled in the first inning off John Mitchell, who left after 8 2 3 innings with the loss.
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Pete Rose remembered as baseball great after prison term
Friends and former teammates emphasize the player, not the tax case, as Pete Rose receives a five month prison term, three months in a halfway house, 1000 hours of community service and a $50,000 fine for failing to report memorabilia earnings. Several say he remains a Hall of Famer and a relentless competitor.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Thursday Games
American League results include Detriot 1 over East 4 and Chicago 1 New York 2 with Minnesota beating Milwaukee 4 0 while Seattle fell. National League games show Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 2 New York 6 Atlanta 2 St Louis 6 San Diego 3 and Houston 4 Montreal 3 in 11 innings. Schedule lists multiple matchups with pitchers and times, including California at Baltimore Minnesota at Texas Oakland at San Francisco Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles among others.
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Weekend Nba? Baseball Game Pairings Across Cities
Saturday schedule lists MLB and sports channel airings with multiple city matchups. Cleveland visits California at 10 05 p m while Toronto plays Oakland, Chicago hosts Baltimore and more across Boston Kansas City New York Minnesota Seattle Milwaukee Detroit Texas San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta New York Los Angeles Pittsburgh Montreal Houston San Diego St Louis and a WS San Francisco Chicago slate. ESPN coverage notes include Toronto Oakland and Atlanta New York games on WWWE 1100 AM and ESPN.
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Farrell Makes Second Canton Akron Start After Elbow Pivot
Farrell returns to action after elbow issue, throwing on the sidelines on the West Coast during Cleveland’s road trip. He aims to regain stamina and rhythm, with velocity not the focus. Canton Akron manager Ken Bolek and Hagerstown’s Jerry Narron praised his smooth delivery and fastball location. The Indians beat the Suns 3-2 in five innings, with Bernie Tats, Darren Epley, Allen Collins, and Jeff Fessero contributing. The series drew 13,858, the best attendance for the three games, reflecting strong team chemistry and momentum.
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