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Short bench doesn’t slow Jays in win over BoSox
When Jose Molina is the only man left on your bench, you know you need help, and fast.
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David Cooper's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th brought in Rajai Davis with the winning run, as Toronto slipped by Boston, 7-6, in the opener of a two-game set from Rogers Centre.
Calgary Stampeders
There was a good reason Calgary Stampeders coach and general manager John Hufnagel was in a chipper mood on Tuesday, as he talked to media from across the country in a pre-season conference call.
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Cardinals' La Russa to undergo treatment for eye issue
St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa will miss Tuesday's series opener against the Chicago Cubs to undergo treatment for an eye problem.
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Stamps sign pair to bolster offensive line
The Calgary Stampeders have added some instant depth to their offensive line with the signings of two 2010 draft picks on Tuesday, John Bender and J'Michael Deane.
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Mariners cut temperamental Milton Bradley
Slumping Milton Bradley was cut by the Seattle Mariners on Monday, leaving the temperamental outfielder again looking for a new job.
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Francisco Liriano did it the hard way
If there is such a thing as throwing a bad no-hitter, Minnesota Twins lefty Francisco Liriano achieved it on May 3 in a 1-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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Justin Verlander tips hat to Blue Jay
Tigers ace Justin Verlander appreciates the praise he has received following his second career no-hitter, but the 28-year-old right-hander said Toronto catcher J.P. Arencibia deserves some credit as well.
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Jays’ free fall continues with lopsided loss to Tigers
With his vessel taking on water, the captain tried to lighten the load. So he tossed a man overboard.
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Back injury could put Jays’ Lind on disabled list
The Toronto Blue Jays signed Scott Podsednik for his speed. When he arrived at spring training, he was wearing a walking cast.
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Mike Scioscia gets 1,000th win
Mike Scioscia would have been perfectly content to have remained a catching instructor after his all-star playing career ended, instead of managing a major league team.
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Bautista, Hill return, but Jays lose to Tigers
All season, as his Toronto Blue Jays battled a relentless stream of injuries, John Farrell has repeated the same compliment. We compete in every game, he said. We do not roll over. We take a smart approach to the plate.
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Dan Barnes
Russians to crank up intensity: Hitchcock
There are too many scores to settle in one game now. The richest of all hockey rivalries brimming with a lifetime of wins and losses neither in equal measure nor significance.