Phillies edge Rays in Game 1 of World Series
In St. Petersburg the Phillies won 3-2 over the Rays as Chase Utley homered and Cole Hamels earned the win. Tampa Bay stranded runners, leaving Upton 0-for-4 and the Rays needing a strong showing in Game 2 behind James Shields.
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Mariners name new GM Zduriencik to run Seattle front office
The Seattle Mariners named Jack Zduriencik as general manager to replace fired Bill Bavasi and interim leader Lee Pelekoudas. A Brewers special assistant since 1999, Zduriencik is praised for drafting stars such as Prince Fielder Rickie Weeks Ryan Braun and Yovani Gallardo among others who helped Milwaukee reach the playoffs.
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Tampa Stweids 1 629 A Soy Garza 1 at Philadeipt
Box score fragment lists AmPa versus Philartet Pprandaghia with a 1-0 score on a Sunday at Tampa. Pheasant 828 pm and 629 pm times appear, but many words are garbled. No clear outcome or complete player names are readable.
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Phillies edge Rays in World Series opener amid cowbell clamor
Ryan Madson pitched a perfect eighth and Brad Lidge earned his 47th save as Philadelphia silenced Tampa Bay and their cowbell fans. Rays star Carl Crawford homered, but B J Upton and Evan Longoria went 0-for-8, and Kazmir struggled over six innings. The Phillies, 0-for-13 with runners in scoring position, capitalized on a Ruiz grounder for a run, taking a 1 0 lead in the best-of-seven series at Tropicana Field.
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Devils stop Stars 5 0 as Brodeur earns 98th shutout
Martin Brodeur posted his 98th NHL shutout with 21 saves to blank the Dallas Stars 5-0 in Newark. He kept clear of nemesis Sean Avery while nearing the record marks of Terry Sawchuk and Patrick Roy.
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