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Cleveland Indians33 minutes agoColumbus Dispatch — CLEVELAND -- In a season where the Indians' personality has changed colors like a chameleon on the run, the one constant has been the bullpen. That is to say it has been constantly bad.
Cleveland Indians2 hours agoKansas City Star — E: Gload (4), Olivo (4), Shoppach (5). LOB: Kansas City 10, Cleveland 9. 2B: German (10), DeJesus (20), Olivo (18), FGutierrez (20), Shoppach (21), AMarte (8). HR: Sizemore (28), off Nunez; Garko (10), off Hochevar; Choo (5), off Hochevar. RBIs: DeJesus (57), Guillen 2 (78), Smith (1), Sizemore 3 (72), FGutierrez (28), Choo (32), Garko (62), Shoppach (37), ACabrera (24). SB: Olivo (4), ACabrera (3). CS: AMarte (2). GIDP: Guillen, Teahen.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoKansas City Star — CLEVELAND | Veteran right-hander Kip Wells is just hoping the world slows down a little now that he’s signed with the Royals.
Kansas City Royals8 hours agoSt. Paul Pioneer Press — Kevin Slowey had pitched six innings, had thrown 92 pitches and owned an 11-run lead. So it was decision time for Ron Gardenhire and Rick Anderson.
Minnesota Twins4 hours agoKansas City Star — CLEVELAND | Even fourth place is now starting to grow dim in the distance as the Royals continue their August freefall.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoAkron Beacon Journal — CLEVELAND: The Kansas City Royals are still in the chase, but things are getting dicey. They arrived at Progressive Field 11/2 games behind the fourth-place Indians, but after a 9-4 defeat Tuesday night, they trail the Tribe by 21/2 games in the Central Division also-ran race.
Cleveland Indians4 hours agoMinneapolis Star-Tribune — Following a low-scoring loss the night before, the Twins offense returned to its high-scoring ways in a Metrodome blowout.
Minnesota Twins4 hours agoKansas City Star — •ROYALS FIRST: Aviles walked leading off. German grounded out, Aviles to second. DeJesus doubled, Aviles scored. Royals 1, Indians 0.
Kansas City Royals4 hours agoColumbus Dispatch — Grady Sizemore broke out of his slump with a three-run homer, helping the Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Royals 9-4.
Cleveland Indians4 hours agoDaily Herald — Joe Crede was back in action for Class AAA Charlotte on Tuesday night.
Chicago White Sox4 hours agoSt. Paul Pioneer Press — Brian Buscher charged a broken-bat chopper by Bobby Crosby in the fourth inning Tuesday and fielded it cleanly. Knowing Crosby's speed, though, Buscher rushed the throw and pulled Justin Morneau off first base, a mistake that was judged an error, his sixth of the season.
Minnesota Twins4 hours ago