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  • July 2007

    • Jays Snap Yanks' Win Streak

      Newsday  |  Jul 20, 07 6:15 AM CDT

      Jays Snap Yanks' Win Streak

      (Newser) - The Blue Jays snapped the Yankees' five-game winning streak yesterday in the Bronx, hammering ace Chien-Ming Wang in a 3-2 win. Wang, who had been masterful this season, blew a 2-0 lead by surrendering six hits in the seventh, and the Bombers' bats had no reply. More »

    • Bonds Busts Out With 752, 753

      San Jose Mercury News  |  Jul 20, 07 5:14 AM CDT

      Bonds Busts Out With 752, 753

      (Newser) - San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds knocked two balls out of Wrigley Field today, bringing him two away from tying homer-leader Hank Aaron at 755. Driving in six runs, the pair ended an 0-for-21 slump and saved Bonds from matching his career-worst hitless streak. Following a familiar script, the Giants lost to the Cubs despite their star's big day. More »

    • Sox Fall to Royals, 6-5

      Boston Herald  |  Jul 19, 07 5:16 AM CDT

      Sox Fall to Royals, 6-5

      (Newser) - Boston's Julan Tavarez threw less than six innings in a sloppy outing last night, as the Sox fell to Kansas City 6-5. With New York finding its stride, the Sox are beginning to feel some heat in the AL East, and may replace the faltering Tavarez with prospect Jon Lester in the starting rotation. Last night's game is the 14th one-run decision Boston has dropped this year. More »

    • Brewers Place Sheets on DL

      MLB.com  |  Jul 18, 07 7:16 AM CDT

      Brewers Place Sheets on DL

      (Newser) - The Milwaukee Brewers have placed right-handed ace Ben Sheets on the disabled list for at least 4 weeks, citing a torn tendon in his throwing hand. The Brewers, currently battling Chicago for first place in the NL Central, will sit their All-Star for two weeks before sketching a rehab schedule. Sheets is 10-4 this year with a 3.39 ERA. More »

    • Yanks Down Jays in 10 Innings

      New York Times  |  Jul 18, 07 6:51 AM CDT

      Yanks Down Jays in 10 Innings

      (Newser) - The Yankees downed the Jays last night in the Bronx, taking an oddball outing, 3-2, in 10 innings. After Toronto's Jeremy Accardo balked in the tying run in the 9th, reliever Casey Johnson beaned A-Rod in the 10th, then sent him to second on a wild pitch. Two batters later, Robinson Cano singled to left, scoring Rodriquez. More »

    • Cubs Grab Kendall Fom Oakland

      Chicago Sun-Times  |  Jul 17, 07 7:01 AM CDT

      Cubs Grab Kendall Fom Oakland

      (Newser) - The Cubs nabbed three-time All-Star Jason Kendall from Oakland yesterday, a move that ousts struggling catcher Rob Bowen. Bowen was acquired from San Diego last month, and batted only .065 in his 10 games for Chicago. The 33-year-old Kendall, a career .298 slugger, is slated to join the roster for Tuesday's match-up with San Francisco. More »

    • Philly Loses 10,000th Game

      Associated Press  |  Jul 16, 07 4:57 AM CDT

      Philly Loses 10,000th Game

      (Newser) - Philadelphia became the first Major League Baseball franchise to reach 10,000 losses yesterday, after a lopsided defeat by St. Louis; the 127-year-old club is now 8,810-10,000, a record that reflects one championship season and many more of total futility. This year's resilient Phillies had stalled at 9,999 for three games spanning the All-Star break. More »