Reds Latos stirs talk of sign stealing in rivalry with Indians
Cincinnati pitcher Mat Latos accused Cleveland of stealing signs after a 10-9 loss. Dusty Baker and Derek Lowe had traded barbs earlier amid heated intrastate exchanges. Indians players denied the claim and said tipping pitches, not stealing signs, explained the game.
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Damon sidelined after railing collision at park
Johnny Damon missed the lineup after arriving to the ballpark sore from a collision with the railing. He chased a double by Brandon Phillips and committed a two base error that allowed Phillips to score. Damon said he is bruised but felt he hit everything.
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Santana Returns to Cleanup Spot Amid Slump
Carlos Santana moved back to cleanup a day after dropping to sixth, as Acta expects improved offense from the catcher who is batting .232 through 55 games. Ada highlights Santana's lifetime on base and notes his 25 homers 35 doubles 90 walks last year as a rare feat. Ac a projects a .280 to .300 career mark.
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Gallas Named Cleveland Minor League Player of the Week
Strongsville native Anthony Gallas, of the Carolina Mudcats, earned Cleveland’s minor league player of the week for June 10 to 17 after batting .478 with 11 hits, a double, three homers and seven RBIs. Lonnie Chisenhall nearly hit for the cycle Monday and extended a three hit game feat for the No 9 hitter.
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Crushers rally falls short against Florence Freedom
The Lake Erie Crushers trailed 6-2, rallied with a ninth inning two-run double by Andrew Davis but fell 6-4 to the Florence Freedom at All Pro Freight Stadium. Davis went 2-for-5 with two doubles and two RBIs as Chris Curley and Peter Fatse led Florence amid late pitching troubles for Lake Erie.
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Florida State eliminates UCLA in College World Series
Florida State pitcher Scott Litz limited UCLA to two singles over five innings and struck out eight as the Seminoles beat the Bruins 4 1 to advance. Florida State, now 50 16, will face Arizona on Thursday needing two wins to reach the championship round. UCLA, 48 16, ends its run one day after Florida was eliminated from the opposite bracket.
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Kent State Eyes Upset as CWS Run Continues
Kent State coach Nick Stricklin says the Golden Flashes stay calm and rely on their formula after an 8-1 loss to Arkansas, aiming to beat South Carolina and possibly Arkansas twice to reach the championship series. He notes fan engagement and national attention heighten the drama.
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Lorain County Ironmen Postpone Game to Doubleheader
Monday’s heavy rains left the Pipe Yard unplayable. Lorain County Ironmen and Butler Blue Sox will resume with a doubleheader starting at 5 05 p m at The Pipe Yard in Lorain. Each game will be seven innings.
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Tomlin shuts Reds. Indians walk off for third win of season
Trevor Tomlin found a groove allowing three hits over five innings and striking out two as Cleveland shut down Cincinnati until a 10th inning rally. The Reds took a 1-1 tie into extras before Heisey and Votto helped City beat the odds for a walk-off win.
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