Skip to: Content
Skip to: Site Navigation
Skip to: Search

July 5, 2008 5:54:01 PM CDT

Learn about Newser Points »

Back to the grid

Indians Pitch Fourth Shutout in Seven Games

Posted May 13, 08 10:16 PM CDT in Sports    Most Covered

(Newser) – Paul Byrd and two Cleveland relievers combined for the Indians' fourth shutout in seven games with a 4-0 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday. Byrd (2-3) allowed five hits over 7 1-3 innings, striking out seven without a walk. The right-hander extended the Indians' scoreless streak to 34 innings by their starting staff.

The last run allowed by a Cleveland starter came Friday night in the fifth inning against Toronto by C.C. Sabathia _ the only run yielded by an Indians starter in the last 39 innings. Travis Hafner singled home a first-inning run off Justin Duchscherer (3-2) and Ryan Garko hit a three-run homer off Andrew Brown in the eighth.

Source Associated Press

Related News

  • MLB's Midterm Report Cards

    Jul 2, 08 12:20 PM CDT
    MLB's Midterm Report Cards Report card time! Here’s how the rambunctious kids of MLB are doing so far, in Yahoo Sports’ Steven Henson’s estimation.

    A students—Rays, Red Sox, Cubs, Angels, White Sox
    Particular kudos go to the Rays, the poor kid who went to the head of the class.

    B students—Cardinals, Brewers, Twins, Phillies, Yankees, Athletics, Marlins, Orioles
    The Cardinals have a slight edge in the wildcard race. The Yankees, meanwhile, barely scrape together a B. More »

  • Curt Schilling: A Very Human Superman

    Jun 22, 08 2:15 PM CDT
    Curt Schilling: A Very Human Superman Plenty of fans adore Curt Schilling, plenty more harbor less admiring thoughts about him, and Kevin van Valkenburg, writing in the Baltimore Sun, feels a little bit of both. As the Red Sox pitcher faces a season-ending surgery, a look back at his career shows a gifted athlete with a compelling mix of arrogance, neediness, and grit. More »

  • Reds Hot for MLB's Next Big Thing

    Jun 19, 08 8:19 AM CDT
    Reds Hot for MLB's Next Big Thing Forget Ken Griffey Jr. The Reds outfielder to keep an eye on is rookie Jay Bruce, the 21-year-old whose shirt sold out within 24 hours at the Great American Ball Park store. In his debut week, Bruce reached base in 22 of 33 tries, with 15 hits and 12 runs scored, SI reports. And he's a nice guy, too. More »

  • Mariners Finally Sack Bavasi. Who's Next?

    Jun 17, 08 9:14 AM CDT
    Mariners Finally Sack Bavasi. Who's Next? It's about time the Seattle Mariners fired Bill Bavasi, the general manager whose ill-advised trades contributed to the team's position in baseball's cellar this year, writes Ken Rosenthal for Fox Sports. But simply jettisoning the guy who got the least possible return out of a $117 million payroll won't be enough to turn this sinking ship around. More »

  • Mets Cut Randolph Loose

    Jun 17, 08 7:25 AM CDT
    The New York Mets have fired manager Willie Randolph, as well as two of his coaches, reports Newsday. The announcement came this morning after weeks of speculation about Randolph's fate, as the Mets continue to struggle just under .500 after last season's historic collapse. Bench coach Jerry Manuel will take over as interim manager. More »

Oakland Athletics' Bobby Crosby is tagged out by Cleveland Indians third baseman Casey Blake trying to steal third after a strikeout by Donnie Murphy in the fifth inning of a baseball game.   (AP Photo/Mark Duncan)
Cleveland Indians' Paul Byrd pitches against the Oakland Athletics in the first inning of a baseball game Tuesday, May 13, 2008, in Cleveland.   (AP Photo/Mark Duncan)
Cleveland Indians' Ryan Garko rounds the bases after a three-run home run off Oakland Athletics relief pitcher Andrew Brown in the eighth inning of a baseball game Tuesday, May 13, 2008, in Cleveland.   (AP Photo/Mark Duncan)
prev    next
play

Threads (1 of 3)

Tags

MLB  • baseball  • Cleveland Indians  • Oakland Athletics  • Paul Byrd


Loading...

Loading...

Related Threads: Baseball, Cleveland Indians, Oakland Athletics

Next story from this section »

Today's Most Popular


Other Sports Stories

What is Newser?

2008 Codie Finalist

Newser gives you more news in less time. We search for the best and most important stories all over the web, read them for you, and deliver concise and sharp summaries—along with links to the full text. Newser provides a way to stay on top of an ever-expanding horizon of news and opinion—politics, sports, business, trends, technology, personalities, crimes, and controversies. Newser keeps you not just better informed, but, with our signature graphic interface and smart condensed format, more enjoyably informed.

Learn more »