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Jeff Brantley dismisses A-Rod pitch-tipping charge
WatchdogSome interesting observations from Jeff Brantley, a teammate of Alex Rodriguez on the 2001 Rangers, in an interview with Sirius XM's Chris Russo in the wake of the latest A-Rod allegations. Brantley is extremely skeptical that A-Rod was engaging in......Tags: Baseball, Radio Industry, Spring Training, Alex Rodriguez, Selena
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Hot bats bail out bullpen
Tribune staff reporterAfter surviving a 19-hit attack Saturday night, the White Sox might have to postpone plans to pull Javier Vazquez sooner than expected in Sunday's series finale. That's because the Sox needed five relievers to hold on for a 13-11 victory over Baltimore...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Jim Thome, Jon Garland, Jay Gibbons, Paul Konerko
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Iraq Vet Pleads Guilty in Deadly Home Invasion
LONG BEACH, Calif. - A veteran of two tours in Iraq pleaded guilty to murder in the shooting death of a man in Long Beach. Prosecutors say 24-year-old Ramon Hernandez also pleaded guilty yesterday to attempted home invasion robbery and residential...Tags: Prosecution, Murder, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Microsoft Corporation
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Bump in road ends 7-game streak
Tribune staff reporterThe Cubs were riding the wave going into Friday night's game against San Diego at Petco Park, but their seven-game win streak was wiped out with one bad inning. The Padres scored four runs in the fifth off right-hander Sergio Mitre and made it hold up in...Tags: Adam Eaton, Mike Higgins, Barry Bonds, Neifi Perez, San Diego Padres
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National League Central preview
Daily PressNATIONAL LEAGUE CENTRAL CHICAGO CUBS (97-64, 1st) MANAGER: Lou Piniella (3rd season) PAYROLL: $145 million X-FACTOR: Isn't combustible Milton Bradley, now on his sixth team, the only choice for this category everywhere he goes? BEST CASE: A deep...Tags: C.C. Sabathia, Sean Marshall, David Weathers, Baseball, Russ Ortiz
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Sticking with Walker
Roch Around the ClockI think it's safe to assume that Freddie Bynum lost track of the outs when he caught Eric Hinske's lazy liner in the fifth and jogged behind second base and into shallow right field, while Carlos Pena applied the brakes and......Tags: Luis Hernandez, San Diego Padres
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Bad marks
Roch Around the ClockPut a check in the plus column for Ramon Hernandez's single that scored Jay Payton and gave the Orioles a 1-0 lead in the second inning.Now start subtracting points for Hernandez being thrown out at second while trying to advance......Tags: Jay Payton, Baltimore Orioles, Brian Roberts, Nick Markakis
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In need of a short memory
Roch Around the ClockThis is one of those games you want to forget about as soon as the final out is recorded. In fact, I'm not even sure there was a game tonight.“Anytime you lose it doesn’t sit with you very well,” said......Tags: Jay Payton, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Aubrey Huff, Jon Lester
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Game update
Roch Around the ClockBrian Roberts just homered in the fifth to give the Orioles a 3-2 lead. Garrett Olson may be on a short leash.Lance Cormier was warming up in in the top half of the inning, but Olson escaped a jam after walking Jacoby Ellsbury......Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Brian Roberts, Boston Red Sox, Jacoby Ellsbury
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The recap
Roch Around the ClockSo you wonder why Jeremy Guthrie pinch-ran tonight? Because he wanted to. “I’m glad I finally got him in so I don’t have to listen to it anymore,” manager Dave Trembley said. “I told him two things: ‘You better not........Tags: Baltimore Orioles
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Hot plate ump
Roch Around the ClockHow often do you see a plate umpire charge the mound? In one of the more bizarre scenes that I’ve witnessed at a ballpark, Ed Hickox started walking toward Astros reliever Doug Brocail, who began shouting after a borderline pitch to......Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Erik Bedard
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Mixed for Miggy
Roch Around the ClockThe batting order I gave you earlier has been changed. Ramon Hernandez is batting ahead of Adam Jones. The crowd reaction for Miguel Tejada’s first at-bat was predictably mixed. Some cheering, some booing, none of it done with much enthusiasm.......Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Miguel Tejada, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia)
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