Orioles rout A's 10-1 as Gross homers twice
Wayne Gross went 2 for 3 with two home runs and four RBIs to power Baltimore past his former team, Oakland, 10-1. Scott McGregor pitched a six hit complete game for the Orioles in the lopsided victory. References to multiple players’ home run tallies appear as a compiled note of league leaders.
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Notable MLB feats and games from 1918 to 1978
A recap of historic baseball events: Dutch Leonard blanks the Tigers 5 0 in 1918. Lou Gehrig hits four homers in a game in 1932 as the Yankees outslug the A's. John McGraw resigns as Giants manager. Ken Holtzman no hits the Reds in 1971. Dave Johnson hits two pinch grand slams in a 1978 Phillies rout of the Dodgers.
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Major League Baseball Drugs Probe Spurs Plea and Trial Talks
Lawyer for a defendant facing 111 drug counts says MLB players testified to a grand jury under oath to save their careers and lives. Six of seven indicted on 165 counts face arraignment in Pittsburgh with possible plea deals or trials. Names of players could surface if plea negotiations fail and witness lists emerge. Some expect tapes of drug transactions may exist, and a strike date around July 1 risks the All-Star Game in Minneapolis.
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Twins End Losing Streak With Stenhouse Two-Run Shot
Mike Stenhouse delivered a pinch hit two-run homer in the eighth as the Minnesota Twins snapped an 11-game skid with a 5-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Ken Schrom remained upbeat, insisting he would break the streak despite the rough stretch this season.
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DeLeon helps Pirates blank Braves in 5-0 win
Jose DeLeon ends a 1-16 stretch with Al Holland on a two-hitter as the Pirates defeat the Braves 5-0. Other games feature Vida Blue ending a winless streak since 1982, Gary Carter and Danny Heep homering for the Mets, Pete Rose driving in runs for the Reds, and the Dodgers rallying for eight runs in a season-high five-inning burst.
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Indians split with Toronto as Willard shines in win
Indians beat Toronto 4 3 with Willard surpassing Stieb after a late rally. Heaton allowed two solo homers to Bell and Iorg but kept Jays in check through eight. Behenna, returning from injury, pitched well aside from an early hiccup and felt no shoulder pain as he debuted this year.
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