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Anthony Reyes pitched a one hitter in four starts but St Louis lost 1-0 to Chicago White Sox as Jim Thome homered for Chicago. June 22 2006. Teixeira later hit three homers and four RBIs in Atlanta 8-3 win over Seattle.
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St. Louis
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Jim Thome
Chicago
Atlanta
Mark Teixeira
Seattle
Teixeira
Interleague baseball slate with several late afternoon and evening games
The schedule lists interleague matchups including Minnesota at Boston and New York Yankees at Cincinnati with game times around 3 10 p m and 10 05 p m. Dodgers and Cubs games are also on the slate with late evening starts while San Francisco hosts a 8 05 p m start.
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Seattle
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Kansas City
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DeJesus
Pedroia
Vwells
Toronto
TorHunter
Los Angeles
Longoria
Tampa Bay
Markakis
Baltimore
Triples
Crawford
Borbon
Gardner
Span
Minnesota
MiCabrera
Detroit
Bautista
Konerko
Chicago
Wwells
Guerrero
Morneau
Cortiz
Chena
Ames
S.baker
Lester
N.Y. Yankees
Pettitte
Cincinnati
Arroyo
L.A. Dodgers
Kers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Lin
Atlanta
NY Mets
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Sid
Florida
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Talbot
St. Louis
Am.Sanchez
Guthrie
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Houston
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Ohlendorf
Tom.Hunter
Wwe
Hanson
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Danks
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Rays owner eyes regional sites for new ballpark
Rays owner Stuart Sternberg proposes regional talks across Tampa Bay to replace Tropicana Field with a ballpark outside downtown St. Petersburg while keeping options open for Pinellas County. He asserts downtown St. Petersburg is not viable long term for a newer facility.
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McGee carries FSU past Florida to stay alive in CWS
Mike McGee hit a tie breaking three run homer in the third and earned the save as Florida State defeated Florida 8-5 in an elimination game at the College World Series. Florida State advances to face the loser of the TCU UCLA game while Florida ends its run.
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Preston Tucker
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Hudson Randall
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Gerrit Cole
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Jeff Gelalich
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Kyle Winkler
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Cole
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Taylor Featherston
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Dan Klein
Nats Edge Royals 2-1 Behind Morse Guzman Homers
Washington catcher Mike Morse and Cristian Guzman hit solo homers as Livan Hernandez allowed one run in seven innings to lead the Nationals past the Kansas City Royals 2-1. Hernandez improved to 6-4 with five strikeouts and one walk, Matt Capps earned his 21st save, while Scott Podsednik collected four Royals hits in a fourth straight defeat.
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Cristian Guzman
Livan Hernandez
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Hernandez
Nationals
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Scott Podsednik
Royals
Indians weigh roster move as Yohan Pino tops spring notes
Yohan Pino sits at 6-3 with a 4.36 ERA in 13 Columbus starts but is not on the 40-man roster. Josh Tomlin leads Clippers in wins with a 6-2 record and 2.81 ERA, yet lacks a blazing fastball. Manny Acta insists top Indians prospects Brantley LaPorta Santana Santana will reach the majors soon. Santana, batting .393 with five doubles two homers eight RBI in 28 at bats, sees big league hitting as similar to minor league play with more location consistency from seasoned pitchers.
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Indians
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Acta
Michael Brantley
Matt LaPorta
Carlos Santana
Santana
Sandy Alomar
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