Carmona earns seventh win as Indians top Royals
Cleveland right-hander Fausto Carmona improved to 7-1 with seven strong innings, helping the Indians beat Kansas City 8-3 at home. Casey Blake crushed a two-run homer and Grady Sizemore added a two-run double in an eight-run eighth, while Blake extended his hitting streak as the club moved to 9-0-1 in home series.
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Zack Greinke
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Indians select Beau Mills in first round draft choice
The Indians draft Beau Mills 13th overall out of Lewis-Clark State son of Brad Mills. Mills, a 20 year old left handed hitter, had .458 with 38 home runs and 123 RBIs at NAIA, named NAIA player of the year. He starts as a first baseman at Class A Mahoning Valley.
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Alan Hendricks
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Mahoning Valley
Witters
Moskos
Wieters
Mike Flanagan
Orioles
New York Yankees
North Carolina State
Andrew Brackman
Cleveland at Cincinnati Faithful Seeks Early Rally Tonight
Cleveland visits Cincinnati at Great American Ball Park for a 7 to 10 p.m. clash. Lee carries a 2-3 record with a 6.35 ERA against Bailey making his major league debut. Coverage on SportsTime Ohio WEOL 930 AM WTAM 1100.
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Baseball Draft Picks From Associated Press List
The article lists 30 MLB draft selections with teams, players, positions, and high school or college affiliations. Notable names include David Price, Matt Wieters, Casey Weathers, Jarrod Parker, Matt Dominguez, Jason Heyward, Devin Mesoraco, J P Arencibia, Andrew Brackman, and more across various clubs and prep or college programs.
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David Price
Colorado
Casey Weathers
Vanderbilt
Arizona
Jarrod Parker
Norwell
Ind
San Francisco
Madison Burningarner
Ihp
South Caldwell
S.C
Seattle
Phillippe Aumont
Ecole du Versant
Gatineau
Quebec
Florida
Matt Dominguez
Chatsworth
Calif
Cleveland
Beau Mills
Lewis
Atlanta
Jason Heyward
Henry County
McDonough
Cincinnati
Devin Mesoraco
Punxsutawney
Toronto
Texas
Kevin Ahrens
Memorial HS
Houston
Blake Beavan
Irving
St. Louis
Peter Kozma
Owasso
Okla
Philadelphia
Joe Savery
Timothy Alderson
Rhp
Horizon HS
Scottsdale
Ariz
San Diego
Nick Schmidt
Minnesota
Oe Covet
Lexington
Catholic HS
N.Y. Mets
Wendell Fairey
George A Ag Arerang de
Miss
New York Yankees
Andrew Brackman
Rho
N.C. State
Price tops Rays at No 1 in 2007 MLB Draft
Vanderbilt lefty David Price was selected No 1 by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Price dominated with an 11-1 record and 2.63 ERA with 194 strikeouts, earning high praise as a future staff ace. The Rays also eyed junior standouts Mike Moustakas and others as the draft opened.
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Dave Winfield
Darryl Strawberry
Tom Lasorda
Don Zimmer
Frank Howard
Selig
Kansas City
California
Mike Moustakas
Chicago Cubs
Josh Witters
Clemson
Daniel Moskos
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Georgia Tech
Matt Wieters
Rays
A.J
Andrew Friedman
Delmon Young
Michigan
Austin Peay
Moustakas
Chatsworth High
Dodger Stadium
Witters
Cypress High School
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