Indians reflect on interleague play end in 2008
Indians manager Eric Wedge says interleague play proved costly as Cleveland finished 6-12 versus NL opponents in 2008. He notes the AL dominance after the season’s end and maintains the pattern of trading bats in interleague matchups.
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Unfriendly five six games against year
The player is 24 for 69 with four homers and 14 RBIs against Cleveland since leaving town. Shoppach notes a late dugout interaction. Sowers starts against Floyd while Lee and Danks are also listed as starters in respective games. C C goes in the series finale with triples and three RBIs in 10 games for the Scrappers.
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Indians Fall Behind Reds in Big Rally at Progressive Field
Cleveland led by Grady Sizemore but surrendered five runs in one inning to Cincinnati as Edwin Encarnacion homered twice. Bronson Arroyo steadied the Reds after a rough start, while Indians veterans battled in a pivotal road trip push with Sizemore’s 19th homer sparking a sixth inning rally.
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Andy Marte
Jorge Velandia
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Ben Francisco
Jhonny Peralta
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Shin-Soo Choo
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Young fans greet NHRA stars at Summit Motorsports
At Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park young fans cluster around drivers trailers hoping for autographs as NHRA Pro Stock star Dave Connolly reflects on his rise with support from his father Ray. Fellow racers Ray Weber and Pat Ross Sr. noted in quarterfinals and eliminator results from the inaugural Summit NHRA Nationals. Tom Conway Bobby Martin David Rampy led Sportsman winners in Top Alcohol Dragster Funny Car and Competition Eliminator. Major results include Fuller Hight Anderson Ellis and Hines with top ETs and speeds.
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Piedmont
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Robert Hight
Greg Anderson
Chip Ellis
Andrew Hines
Norwalk NHRA race crowns Arana in motorcycle title upset
Justin Humphreys narrowly upstages Connolly in a quarterfinal loss as Doug Arana finally breaks a 149 race drought to win the motorcycle title. Anderson enjoys a sponsor rich Norwalk victory while Pedregon battles power loss in the final rounds.
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Justin
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Final standings in Top Fuel and Pro Stock Motorcycle
The standings show top performers across Top Fuel with names like Gary Meera Ron Par Tony Se Ga and Steve Torrence with times around 4.6 to 4.9 seconds, plus numerous entries such as Corynar Meds and Larry Dixon. Pro Stock Motorcycle lists Andrew Hines Chip Ellis Angelle Annes, Hector Arana and Steve Johnson among others with speeds around 5.0 to 6.7 seconds.
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