Crushers surge past Washington to seize lead in Frontier League
Lake Erie exploded for 12 hits and a six run seventh inning to rout Washington 9-1 at Crushers Stadium. Logan Thomason led the offense with three hits including two doubles and a run scoring single as Anthony Escobar earned the win in 6 2 3 innings.
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Orlando Cepeda dies at 86 Hall of Famer and Giants star
Orlando Cepeda known as Baby Bull and one of the first Puerto Rican stars in the majors died at 86. The Giants announced his death and a moment of silence occurred at Oracle Park as Willie Mays had died days earlier. Cepeda, a Hall of Fame inductee in 1999, battled health issues after a long Giants presence and a 2018 hospitalization following a cardiac event.
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Guardians rally past Royals 7 2 at Kauffman Stadium
After dropping two to start the series the Cleveland Guardians beat the Kansas City Royals 7 2 Ramirez homered and Naylor drove in two as Pasquantino and Massey homered for KC in the second inning. Pitchers Allen and Lugo met for the win.
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Guardians add Matthew Boyd to roster for depth this season
Cleveland signs left-hander Matthew Boyd to a major league contract through the season as a depth add while he continues recovery from Tommy John surgery. Boyd won’t be ready until August at earliest after live BP progress, with no timetable given by Chris Antonetti.
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Kalitta grabs Top Fuel pole at NHRA Norwalk Nationals
Doug Kalitta topped the Top Fuel field at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, posting a 3.692s run at 332.92 mph to claim his 57th career pole. Akston Prock led Funny Car and Greg Anderson and Matt Smith topped Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle, as Kalitta also set Norwalk speed marks in the Mission 2 Fast-2 Tasty Challenge with a 337.16 mph run beating Antron Brown.
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