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Roster move
Roch Around the ClockWe saw it coming.Well, I sure did. And I'm sure most of you could have predicted the same move.The Orioles placed Alex Cintron on the disabled list today and purchased Freddie Bynum's contract from Triple-A Norfolk, where he was 6-for-15......Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia)
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Gameday Live 36: Mets vs. Nationals
On the Mets beatGood evening Mets fans, Chris Mascaro here to bring you all the live game action of the Mets' four-game set at Shea against the Nats before the renewal of the Subway Series this weekend. But first things first, as the......Tags: New York Mets, Joe Smith (basketball), Cristian Guzman, Washington Nationals, David Wright
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Gameday Live 37: Mets vs. Nationals
On the Mets beatTop 9th - Wagner gets the first two batters easily, gives up a single to pinch hitter Aaron Boone - yes, he was booed - then finished the deal by getting Felipe Lopez to strike out swinging. 6-3 final. A......Tags: New York Mets, Matt Wise, Jose Reyes, Cristian Guzman, Aaron Boone
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Gameday Live 38: Mets-Nationals
On the Mets beatStaple here, Lennon and others at the yard, Mets-Nats on tap in a few. Mets (20-17) are coming off a 6-3 win last night over the Nats (16-24) thanks to Ryan Church's 4 RBI. Claudio Vargas will make his Mets......Tags: Endy Chavez, New York Mets, Tim Redding, Joe Smith (basketball), Aaron Boone
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Nieves' first career homer sinks Cubs in 9th inning
Tribune staff reporterThe brand-spanking-new Nationals Park has just about everything you could ask for in a modern ballpark. There's a Sony Playstation Pavilion, a karaoke station, a Build-a-Bear workshop, a jungle gym and a high-definition, Jumbotron scoreboard that's...Tags: Sony Corp., Ryan Dempster, Ryan Theriot, Bob Howry, Andy Griffith
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22 players avoid salary arbitration
The Associated PressMark Teixeira, Huston Street and Brad Lidge were among 22 players who avoided arbitration by agreeing to contracts Thursday, one day before teams and players exchange figures. Toronto reliever Scott Downs cashed in on a breakout season, getting a $10...Tags: Endy Chavez, Crime, Law and Justice, Tim Redding, Mark Loretta, Erik Bedard
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Smoltz Loses No Hitter
ATLANTA (AP) -- John Smoltz lost a shot at his first no-hitter in the first three innings. Oh sure, the scorebook will show that Washington's Ronnie Belliard broke it up with a clean single leading off the eighth. But Smoltz looked back at those...Tags: Atlanta Braves, Career and Workplace, Chipper Jones, Brian Schneider, Sports
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From the Cubicle
Happy almost Cinco de Mayo. Good thing Rex Grossman isn't on the Cubs he gets distracted come holiday time. Speaking of the short-ish QB, I spotted him at brunch in Wicker Park about a month ago. Milk and Honey. I think he ate some eggs with ketchup. Or...Tags: Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bulls, David Ortiz, Michael Wuertz, Rex Grossman
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Nationals Beat Braves 6-5
VIERA, Fla. (AP) -- Mark Redman allowed two runs on eight hits with two strikeouts and two walks in five innings Wednesday night in his third appearance this spring for the Atlanta Braves. "I thought he looked really good," Braves manager Bobby Cox...Tags: Kansas City Royals, Atlanta Braves, Contracts, Andruw Jones, Tim Redding
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Central Florida players in the major leagues
Sentinel Staff WriterJohnny Damon (Dr. Phillips), CF, Yankees Lenny DiNardo (Stetson), LHP, Athletics David Eckstein (Seminole High), SS, Cardinals Prince Fielder (Eau Gallie), 1B, Brewers Zack Greinke (Apopka), RHP, Royals Chipper Jones (DeLand), 3B, Braves John Koronka...Tags: Chicago White Sox, DeLand, Boston Red Sox, Mike Maroth, Milwaukee Brewers
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Ask Mark Gonzales
The Sox will end up way behind the total 137 bases they stole of last year. Is that a big factor in their record and how they pitch? I think the lack of speed has changed the whole team. Didn't they learn that being a home run hitting team did not work in...Tags: Paul Konerko, Crime, Law and Justice, Barry Zito, Jon Garland, Basketball
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Sox rally late for wacky victory
Tribune staff reporterJose Contreras didn't get a victory Saturday night despite striking out a career-high 13. But that was only one of several strange developments as the White Sox pulled out a zany 8-6 interleague victory at Cincinnati. The Sox got key late-inning...Tags: Chicago White Sox, Juan Uribe, American League, Jose Contreras, Pablo Ozuna
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Sep 8, 2007
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May 4, 2007
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Mar 22, 2007
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Feb 23, 2007
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Sep 6, 2006
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Jun 17, 2006
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