 Newsday |
Wang gets back on track as Yankees win, 3-1
Newsday - BY KAT O'BRIEN | kat.obrien@newsday.com OAKLAND, Calif. - Chien-Ming Wang finally put his month of misery behind him last night. Wang and Yanks down A's Wang ends drought to lift Yankees |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Angels defeat Rays
Boston Herald - By Bill Plunkett / The Orange County Register The last time the Angels faced Tampa Bay Rays right-hander James Shields, he held them to one hit, striking out eight in a shutout May 9 in Tampa Bay. Angels' Jered Weaver gets it right in win Anderson and Guerrero homer as Angels beat Rays |
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 The Southern Ledger |
Braves suffer fourth consecutive loss
Atlanta Journal Constitution - By DAVID O'BRIEN Chicago - Things can't get much worse for the reeling Braves, who placed Tom Glavine on the disabled list with an elbow injury after their 10-5 loss against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field. Ted Lilly gets win as Chicago Cubs defeat Atlanta Braves 10-5 Lilly recovers from early homer to earn win |
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 New York Daily News |
Despite meeting, Mets blow lead and fall to Diamondbacks 9-5 at Shea
New York Daily News - By ROGER RUBIN Brian Schneider and the Mets get blown away after squandering a 5-1 lead in Tuesday's loss to the D-backs. Carlos Delgado strikes out as players fail to dent their own goal of 62 more wins. Mets Seek Bright Spots Amid a Gloomy Defeat Alou itching to help, finally gets activated |
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 The Money Times |
Sabathia dominates in 1-0 win over Minnesota
Washington Post - By AP AP CLEVELAND — CC Sabathia was as dominant as he was last season when he won the AL Cy Young Award. Now if he could only do it on a consistent basis for the Cleveland Indians. • Cleveland Indians' CC Sabathia pitches a complete-game shutout Sabathia dominates in 1-0 win over Minnesota |
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 Washington Post |
Maddux on the mound a joy to watch
MLB.com - SAN DIEGO — Reporting on a game in which Greg Maddux pitches still seems much more like a privilege than an obligation. It remains a joy to watch Greg Maddux at his workplace. Russell Martin does it all to lead Dodgers over Padres Martin, Kemp pace Dodgers over Padres |
 Turkish Press |
In defense of Bryant
Boston Herald - By Mark Murphy / Celtics Notebook LOS ANGELES - Based on his blog, Curt Schilling [stats] had a lot of fun skewering Kobe Bryant and his demeanor after the Red Sox [team stats] pitcher scored seats next to the Lakers bench for Sunday’s Game 2. Lakers beat Celtics to get back in title hunt LA takes advantage as misfiring Celtics stumble into a loss |
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For Tiger Woods, injury easier to overcome than father’s death
Boston Herald - By Mike Kern / Philadelphia Daily News LA JOLLA, Calif. - Let’s be honest: If it were anyone other than Tiger Woods attempting to add another major to his historic bio this week, in his first competitive golf since undergoing arthroscopic surgery on … South Africa: 'Tough But Fair', Says Els of Torrey Pines US Open Setup Woods the favourite |
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 Yahoo! Eurosport |
Boonen Tour fate unsettled after cocaine probe
guardian.co.uk - WIELSBEKE, Belgium, June 11 (Reuters) - Former world champion Tom Boonen's team will decide in the next few days whether the Belgian sprint specialist can take part in the Tour de France after he was suspected of cocaine possession. Boonen participation in Tour de France to be decided: Ouick Step Boonen apologizes |
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 Washington Post |
After wild start, Dontrelle Willis sent to Class A
Detroit Free Press - BY JOHN LOWE • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • June 11, 2008 In the wake of left-hander Dontrelle Willis' wild outing Monday night, Tigers officials demoted the left-hander on Tuesday to their Class A team in Lakeland, Fla. Willis shipped to Class A Tough times for the Tigers |
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