Baseball Players and Scores From Sparse OCR Text
A fragmented OCR list shows various players and team mentions such as Chicago Texas Seattle New York Detroit Tampa Bay Boston and Minnesota with partial numbers and records. The text includes names like Galarraga Beltre Suzuki and Padilla alongside stat fragments and strikeout notes.
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Minnesota
Texas
Seattle
Creole
Beltre
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Suzuki
Tampa Bay
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New York
Galarraga
Detroit
Keone
Esantana
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Padilla
Sabathia Trade Buzz Intensifies As Deadline Near
The piece notes wide interest in CC Sabathia ahead of the trade deadline with teams including the Yankees and Mets linked. It discusses possible moves, rival bids, and Shapiro narrowing a short list while managers weigh long term deals and prospects.
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Pavano
Yankees
Sabathia
Johan Santana
New York Mets
Neagle
Cashman
Shapiro
Mariners fire Bavasi amid season of failure in Seattle
The Mariners dismissed general manager Bill Bavasi after a fifth season in which Seattle posted a 24-45 record, the worst in baseball. Interim GM Lee Pelekoudas and manager John McLaren inherit a talent-laden but underperforming roster as franchise officials hint at more changes.
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Bill Bavasi
Bavasi
Seattle Mariners
Seattle
Mariners
Los Angeles Angels
John McLaren
Howard Lincoln
Chuck Armstrong
Ichiro Suzuki
Felix Hernandez
Indians chase consistency amid injuries and rallying slog
Indians manager Eric Wedge notes a evolving lineup facing adversity as Cleveland aims for steady offense. Grady Sizemore leads with 17 homers while CC Sabathia hones form amid a 5-5 mark and 2.22 ERA over 11 starts, key to closing gap with White Sox.
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Indians
Eric Wedge
Kelly Shoppach
Martinez
Grady Sizemore
Cleveland
C.C. Sabathia
Sabathia
Cy Young
Greg Maddux
White Sox
Wedge
Minnesota Twins
Howard powers Phillies past Red Sox in interleague rout
Ryan Howard homered twice and Jimmy Rollins added a hit to back a strong start by Cole Hamels as Philadelphia defeated Boston 8-2 in an interleague showdown between division leaders. Hamels improved to 7-4 with seven innings of two-run ball, while Bartolo Colon left with back stiffness after four innings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Homer
Bailey
Boston
Cole Hamels
Boston Red Sox
Ryan Howard
Jimmy Rollins
Hamels
Phillies
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Divi
Sion
Dustin Pedroia
J.D. Drew
Bartolo Colon
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Cubs
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Joe Torre
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