Found September 07, 2009 on
Baltimore Sports Report:
Jeremy Guthrie’s six hit shutout lifted the Orioles over the Texas Rangers in a three game set this weekend in Baltimore. The O’s ace improved to now 10-13 with 4.96 ERA after getting the win. It’s the first time his ERA dipped below five since May 30th and he has now allowed one run [...]
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Myth: Baseball was dying in 1998. The home run chase of Roger Maris's record of 61 home runs in a single season by Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa prevented baseball's demise.
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Via STLtoday.com
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September 07, 2009
Orioles 7, Rangers 0 — Jeremy Guthrie pitched seven innings of six-hit ball,
and Brian Roberts, Jeff Fiorentino and Chad Moeller each had two RBIs as
Baltimore won at home.
Angels 7, Royals 2 — Joe Saunders won his third consecutive start, Bo...
Via CBSSports.com
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September 06, 2009
Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton returned to Texas on Sunday to get more treatment for a back injury that forced him to miss the weekend series against the Baltimore Orioles.
Via Star Telegram
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September 07, 2009
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Via Miami Herald
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September 08, 2009
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Via dallasnews.com
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September 08, 2009
Via Star Telegram
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September 07, 2009
CLEVELAND — Two All-Star starters this year are missing from the Texas Rangers’ offense, so a former All-Star will get a chance to add some punch to the lineup.
Via LA Times
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September 07, 2009
Vicente Padilla looks to improve to 2-0 since joining the Dodgers.
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Via dallasnews.com
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September 06, 2009
A two-out walk to Jeff Fiorentino, who doesn't exactly strike fear in opposing pitchers' heart, came back to bite Derek Holland in the second inning, and he and the Rangers trail Baltimore 2-0 to start the third.
Melvin Mora was at first base when lefty Holland walked the left-handed hitting Fiorentino to extend the inning for the right-handed hitting Chad Moeller. He ripped...
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