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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2006
Page
16
Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen apologized for using a derogatory term toward Jay Mariotti of the Sun Times. Mariotti did not comment, while Guillen defended his remarks as part of ongoing interviews.
Indians manager Eric Wedge benchs Aaron Boone for a second straight game as Boone endures an 0 for 14 slump. Wedge aims to rest him and refine his approach while Boone’s defense remains an issue. Peralta’s hot stretch is cited as a contrast to Boone’s rough patch.
CC Sabathia struggled as Chicago built an eight-run third inning aided by fielding errors by Ben Broussard and Ronnie Belliard. Sabathia apologized for losing focus, while Wedge stressed unity and urgent fixes for a team facing a growing Central Division deficit.
The Pawtucket Red Sox and Rochester Red Wings battled from April 18 to Easter morning, with 32 innings and temperatures in the 40s. Dave Koza drove in the winning run in the 33rd frame after Steve Grilli briefly starred, capping a historic 32 inning game that set a minor league record.
The Pawtucket Red Sox celebrate the 25th anniversary of the longest pro baseball game, a 33 inning marathon vs. the Rochester Red Wings. The record game ended when Rochester returned to town, with 882 total at bats and 99 putouts by one team.
Roger Clemens set for his 2006 major league debut tonight versus the Minnesota Twins just 23 days after rejoining the Astros. The 43 year old seven time Cy Young winner credits his son Koby's injured pinky for the eventual comeback and details a planned 100 to 110 pitch limit under Astros manager Phil Garner.
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