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Another game of follow the leader
Another game of follow the leader

OK, the Rockies have to be patient and slowly rebuild a season gone awry. But how about a tease along the way? Maybe a lead, even it's just for an inning or two.

Ringing praise for diamond imports

The Canadian confrontation has been years in the making and should occur Sunday when Minnesota's Justin Morneau finally faces Rockies pitcher Jeff Francis.

Giants partner Magowan to leave

Peter Magowan, the owner who brought Barry Bonds to San Francisco, built a new ballpark and kept major league baseball in the city, is stepping down as managing partner of the Giants.

KRIEGER: These Rocks are running out of time

This is not my assessment of our bedraggled boys of summer through 42 games. This is the assessment of their general manager, Dan O'Dowd:

Rays unveil financing plans for new stadium

Rays baseball executives Thursday unveiled a $450 million financing plan for a 34,000-seat waterfront ballpark.

Visibility could be low for future of Reds' Fogg

The offseason was going to be memorable for Josh Fogg. And, indeed, it turned out that way for all the wrong reasons.

Rockies' goose Cook-ed in desert

In a season gone awry, the one thing the Rockies had been able to cling to was the hope of every fifth game and Aaron Cook pitching.

Striker keys win as new formation pays dividends for Rapids

Switching to a two-forward formation, which Rapids coach Fernando Clavijo did about two weeks ago, has allowed Omar Cummings to do what he does best - charge the goal and put the ball in the net.

RINGOLSBY: Holliday this year's Teixeira?

The longer the Rockies struggle on the field, the sooner management is going to have to deal with the future of Matt Holliday, among others.

Orioles 6, Red Sox 3

Jay Payton hit his fourth career grand slam to back a gritty pitching effort by Daniel Cabrera and Baltimore rallied to beat Boston for a two-game sweep.

Indians 2, Athletics 0

C.C. Sabathia pitched a five-hitter and struck out 11 in Cleveland's major league-leading seventh shutout, beating Oakland.

Yankees 2, Rays 1

Hank Steinbrenner criticized the Yankees and Joe Girardi held a pregame team meeting with his struggling team. New York responded with a win.

Royals 2, Tigers 0

Luke Hochevar pitched six strong innings and Joey Gathright drove in the only runs, helping Kansas City beat Detroit and hand Justin Verlander his American League-leading seventh loss.

Mariners 4, Rangers 3

Miguel Cairo had a two-out RBI single in the 12th to lift Seattle past Texas.

Blue Jays 6, Twins 5

Matt Stairs hit a grand slam and Roy Halladay rebounded from a shaky start to help Toronto beat Minnesota.

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