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  • April 2008

    • Red Sox Top A's Behind Lester, Ortiz

      Associated Press  |  Apr 2, 08 6:16 PM CDT

      Red Sox Top A's Behind Lester, Ortiz

      (Newser) - Jon Lester pitched three-hit ball into the seventh inning, David Ortiz broke open a scoreless game with a two-run homer and the Boston Red Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 5-0 Wednesday. Kevin Youkilis had a double and a run-scoring single while setting the major league record for consecutive errorless games by a first baseman. The Red Sox defeated the A's for the third time in four games. More »

    • Cubs Unveil Statue, See Error of They're Ways

      Chicago Tribune  |  Apr 2, 08 6:00 PM CDT

      Cubs Unveil Statue, See Error of They're Ways

      (Newser) - Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich didn't even have to ask: A Cubs representative greeted her with "We're going to fix it. That's all I can say." And sure enough, less than 24 hours after the unveiling of a statue honoring legendary infielder Ernie Banks, the legend on its base is as impeccable as Mr. Cub's fielding: LET'S PLAY TWO, complete with apostrophe. More »

    • Suppan Leads Brewers Past Cubs 8-2

      Associated Press  |  Apr 2, 08 5:39 PM CDT

      Suppan Leads Brewers Past Cubs 8-2

      (Newser) - So much for the Chicago Cubs getting off to a fast start in their quest to win the World Series for the first time in 100 years. Jeff Suppan held Chicago to two runs and six hits in 6 1-3 innings, Rickie Weeks homered on the game's first pitch, and Jason Kendall reached base five straight times to lead the Milwaukee Brewers over the Cubs 8-2 today. More »

    • MLB.TV a Flop on Season's First Days

      PC World  |  Apr 2, 08 5:32 PM CDT

      MLB.TV a Flop on Season's First Days

      (Newser) - A Major League Baseball Internet service intended to provide high-quality game broadcasts has been dogged by technical issues over the first two days of the season, provoking the ire of fans unable to view games they paid for, PC World reports. MLB.TV did not even have its new Mosaic media player available until around 4:00pm EST on opening day—the first six games started between 1:05pm and 3:05pm. More »