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J 6 B SATURDAY, JUNE 7 E 8002X Report: Canseco admits steroid use AROUND THE HORN FREE PRESS NEWS SERVICES NEW YORK Jose Canseco said he took steroids during his 17 years in the major leagues and plans in an upcoming book to identify players who used the drug, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. i The former slugger also told book publishers he helped obtain steroids for other players, Canseco's literary agent told the newspaper. Canseco also said some of those players, whom he identified to potential publishers, are still active, the newspaper said. Literary agent Ronald Laitsch required book edi tors to sign confidentiality agreements before meeting with Canseco, 37, the Journal reported. Laitsch said a manuscript for the book could be ready by late August. Canseco hit 462 career homers. Cleveland: The Indians traded Russell Branyan to the Cincinnati Reds for minor league first baseman Ben Broussard. The Indians had hoped Branyan, 26, would develop into a power-hitting presence In their lineup. However, he was batting just .205 with eight homers and 17 RBIs In 50 games and had struck out 65 times this season. Broussard, 25, was batting .273 with 1 1 homers and 30 RBIs in 57 games for Triple-A Louisville. Broussard will play outfield and first fcr the Indians at Triple-A Buffalo. Tampa Bay: Pitcher Nick Bierbrodt, 24, was shot and wounded Friday while sitting In a taxi waiting in a drive-through line at a fast-food restaurant in Charleston, S.C. Bierbrodt, who was optioned to the Class A Charleston RiverDogs on Wednesday, was shot In the chest and in the right arm shortly after 3 a.m., according to a police report He remained in serious condition at the Medical University of South Carolina late Friday, hospital spokesman Jeff Watkinssaid. AL STANDINGS CENTRAL W L PCT GB LT1Q 8TRK HOME AWAY Minnesota 34 26 .567 - 6-4 W-1 21-10 13-16 Chicago 30 30 .500 4 2-8 L-1 19-13 11-17 Cleveland 29 31 .483 5 6-4 L-2 17-13 12-18 Kansas City 23 34 .404 9V4 5-5 W-1 12-14 11-20 Detroit 21 38 .356 12 2-8 L-4 14-16 7-22 EAST W L PCT OB LT1Q 8TBK HOME AWAY Boston 40 18 .690 - 7-3 L-1 15-12 25-6 New York 39 22 .639 2V6 6-4 W-1 19-12 20-10 Baltimore 28 30 .483 12 6-4 W-2 14-14 14-16 Toronto 24 34 .414 16 7-3 W-2 12-21 12-13 Tampa Bay 19 40 .322 21 2-8 L-2 11-18 8-22 WEST W L PCT OB LTIO STRK HOME AWAY Seattle 37 22 .627 - 5-5 L-1 15-12 22-10 Anaheim 34 23 .596 2 ' 6-4 L-1 18-13 16-10 Oakland 29 30 .492 8 6-4 W-1 17-15 12-15 Texas 24 34 .414 12V4 4-6 W-1 14-14 10-20 FRIDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled (see Interieague below) TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled (see Interieague below) SUNDAY'S GAMES No games scheduled (see Interieague below) THURSDAY'S RESULTS Boston 4, DETROIT 3 Texas 9, ANAHEIM 8 Kansas City 4, CHICAGO 3 TORONTO 5, Tampa Bay 4 MINNESOTA 8, Cleveland 3 Baltimore at New York, ppd., rain OAKLAND 10, Seattle 4 (Home teams in CAPITALS) NL STANDINGS EAST W L PCT OB LT1Q 8TRK HOME AWAY Atlanta 34 26 .567 - 8-2 W-3 19-13 15-13 I Florida 30 29 .508 3V6 5-5 W-4 15-12 15-17 New York 30 30 .500 4 3-7 W-1 14-13 16-17 I Montreal 29 30 .492 41 4-6 W-1 19-11 10-19 Philadelphia 24 34 .414 9 4-6 W-1 18-12 6-22 CENTRAL W L PCT OB LTIO STRK HOME AWAY ) Cincinnati 34 24 .586 - 6-4 W-1 17-12 17-12 ! St. Louis 32 26 .552 2 6-4 L-1 18-10 14-16 Pittsburgh 28 32 .467 7 5-5 W-1 14-15 14-17 Houston 26 32 .448 8 5-5 L-1 15-13 11-19 Chicago 23 35 .397 11 4-6 W-1 10-17 13-18 Milwaukee 22 38 .367 13 5-5 L-2 14-18 8-20 WEST W L PCT OB LT1Q STRK HOME AWAY Arizona 37 23 .617 - 6-4 W-2 20-10 17-13 Los Angeles 35 25 .583 2 7-3 L-2 17-12 18-13 San Francisco 34 25 .576 2V4 5-5 L-1 18-11 16-14 Colorado 31 30 .508 6V6 5-5 L-1 20-12 11-18 San Diego 26 35 .426 11V4 2-8 W-1 17-15 9-20 FRIDAY'S RESULT PITTSBURGH 6, Milwaukee 1 TODAY'S GAME AND PROBABLE PITCHERS ' 20O2 OVOT 2002 vm. opo. W-L ERA W-L IP ERA laatastarta W-L IP ERA Milwaukee Pittsburgh, 7:05 Rusdi 0) Benson (r) 3-5 5.01 0-3 8.06 0-1 7 3.86 0-2 13.1 0-2 Hi 10.80 926 SUNDAY'S GAME Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1 :35 THURSDAY'S RESULTS ATLANTA 3, New York 2 CINCINNATI 3, St. Louis 2 ' (Home teams in CAPITALS) INTERLEAGUE Florida at Philadelphia, ppd., rain FRIDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 11, DETROIT 1 Arizona 7, BOSTON 5 BALTIMORE 4, Los Angeles 2 N.Y.YANKEES 2, San Fran. 1 N.Y. Mets 4, CLEVELAND 3 San Diego 8, TAMPA BAY 4 TORONTO 8, Colorado 0 Florida at Minnesota, inc. Atlanta at Texas, Inc. Montreal at Chi. White Sox, inc. St Louis at Kansas City, inc. Cincinnati at Anaheim, inc. Chicago Cubs at Seattle, inc. Houston at Oakland, inc. TODAY'S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS 2002 own 2002 vs. opp. Uat 3 atarta W-L ERA W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA Philadelphia at Person (r) 1-3 4.79 - - I 1-1 15.1 587 Deport, 7:05 MarotMl) - - - Sj Francisco at Schmidt (r) 1-1 3.57 - - - 1-0 19 1.42 N Yankees, 1:15 Lilly (I) 2-5 3.33 - - - 1-2 16 5.06 Anton Schilling (r) 11-1 2.81 - - - 3-0 22 2.05 Mon,l:15 Martinez (r) 7-0 3.18 - - - 1-0 19 4.26 Coiradoat Thomson (r) 6-4 460 - - - 11 18.1 589 Toynto,4:05 Walker (r) 1-0 2.49 - - - 10 8 3.38 CliagoCutat Clement (r) 4-3 3.18 - - - 30 232 1.52 Settle, 4:05 Garcia (r) 7-4 3.39 - - - 30 22 2.05 Houston at Reynolds (r) 3-5 4.48 - - - 0-2 15 540 Oaljand, 4:05 Harang(r) 1-1 1.38 - - - 1-1 13 1.38 Cnvmatiat Dessens(r) 4-3 2.51 - - - 2-0 162 2.70 Anlneim, 4:05 Ortiz (r) 6-5 340 - - - 2-1 22 3.68 Saif Diego at Tomko(r) 3-4 3.46 - - - 0-1 19 3.79 Taijif Bay, 6:15 SturUe(r) 0-7 5.47 - - - 0-3 18.1 687 Florida at Olsen(r) 0-3 383 - - - 0-1 16 3.94 M'sota,7:05 Kinney (r) 1-5 4.74 - - - 0-2 17.1 3.63 H i. Mets at Trachsel (r) 34 3.91 - - Z 51 18 450 C inland, 7:05 Finley(l) 44 3.99 - - - 2-1 22 1.64 LoiAngelesat Ishii(l) 9-1 291 , - - - 3-0 18 3.50 Baimor(,7:05 Johnson (r) 1-3 5.48 - - - 1-2 132 7.90 Montreal at 0hka(r) 5-3 3.12 - - - 2-0 21 1.29 W'te Son, 7:05 Garland (r) 6-4 448 - - - 2-1 21.2 1.25 St . Louis at Moms(r) 74 3 45 - - - 1-1 161 441 teas City, 7:05 AHeldt(l) 1-3 3.64 - - - 0-2 16 562 Ail'Haat Millwood (r) 3-5 4 66 - - - 1-0 lb 2 378 Ten,8:05 Bell(f) 2-2 6.91 - - - 0-2 15.2 9.77 SUNDAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at Detroit, 2:05 Ccforado at Toronto, 1:05 Arizona at Boston, 1:05 N r. Mets at Cleveland, 1:05 Sdh Diego at Tampa Bay, 1:15 Sill Fran, at N.Y. Yankees, 1:15 Los Angeles at Baltimore, 1:25 Florida at Minnesota, 2:05 Montreal at CN. White Sox, 2:05 St Louis at Kansas City, 2.05 Cincinnati at Anaheim, 4:05 Houston at Oakland, 4:05 Chicago Cubs at Seattle, 4.35 Atlanta at Texas, 8.05 (Horn team in CAPITALS) BASEBALL DETROIT FREE PRESS WWW.FREEP.COM GAME 59 Phillies 11, Tigers 1 PHILADELPHIAafc r h hi Rollins u, MAnderson 26 BAbreu rf Burrell II JeG iambi dh Rolen 3b TLeelb Lieberthal c G'anvillecf Totarl Detroit RSantiagoH Easier 2b Migojitson If Drown lb Halter lb Simon dh Fickrl Mageecf Waibeckc Trutw Totals Philadelphia ueiron US! 41 11 15 10 4 4 4 .2S .298 2 304 .320 2bU 21 .244 .217 .21 .209 2V1 319 2ii 211 1 305 O .: 1 1 .154 1 -190 4 400 JOO 004-11 IS OOO 010 000- 1 (0 LOB; Ph ade oh a 8. Detroit o. ZB; MAnderson 2 (14), Rolen (15), TLee (8), C;.n lO .SI,U,.I1I rclau m Ufi. Rolen (9) off' Paniagua; Burrell (16) off ramagua: Koinns to ott weaver, kdi: Rollins (24), BAbreu (31), Burrell 3 (42), Rnlpn .(,( Easle(4). Runners left In scoring position: pnnaoeipnia 9 ixonins, BAoreu, ourreii, Glamiille 2); Detroit 4 (DVoung, Halter, Troov 2). Runners moved up: MAnderson, BAbreu, Burrell, jeuiamoi, toianviiie, nigginson, TICK. Philadelphia Ip h Padilla IW 8-4) 7 6 Santiago 1 0 Plesac 1 2 Detroit Ip k Weaver (L 4 4 11 JFarnsworttl 2 1 JWalker 1 0 OPalterson 1 0 Paniagua 1 3 I if bb m 1113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 r it bb 7 7 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 1 1 0 1 97 2.87 11 5.46 1710.80 "P 75 3.94 13 2.70 16 3.50 1111.57 1 1 27 5 47 HBP: by Paniagua (Lieberthal). WPi weaver. T: 2:29 A: 25.908 (40.120). Umpires: Home, Ron Kulpa; IB, Jim Joyce; id, vale ocou; jd, jen nelson. How they scored FIRST INNING Philadelphia; Weaver pitching. Rol-lins infield single to short. Anderson sin-led to center. Abreu sinoled to center. Rollins scored. Burrell singled to center, Anderson scored. Giambi grounded out, Abreu to third, Burrell to second. Rolen singled to center, Abreu and Burrell scoreo. rniiues, ngers u. FOURTH INNING Philadelphia: Rollins homered to right. Anderson doubled to right. After one out, Burrell grounded out. Anderson to third. Giambi walked. Wild pitch, An derson scoreo. rtoien aouDieo to center, Giambi scored. Phillies 7. Tigers 0. FIFTH INNING Tigers: Padilla pitching. Alter one out, Santiago singled to center. Easley tripled to center, Santiago scored. Phillies 7, Ti ters i. NINTH INNING Phillies: Paniagua pitching. Abreu trl-pled to center. Burrell homered to left. Giambi walked. Rolen homered to left. FINAL SCORE: Phillies 11, Tigers 1. NL BOX SCORE Pirates 6, Brewers 1 MILWAUKEE PITTSBURGH ak r fcU ak r kki EYounglf 4 0 0 0 Hermansencf5 110 Belliard 2b 4 0 10 JWilsonss 5 2 3 0 delosSamos pO 0 0 0 Kendall c 4 12 0 Hammonds ct3 0 0 0 BGiles II 2 12 ASancheiphl 0 0 0 CWilsonrf 30 0 l l Benjamin u u Sexson lb 4 Ochoarf 4 0 1 JHernandeiss40 0 Loretta3t 2 a M Jensen c BSheetsp CFoxo Jenkins If 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 10 1 If Mackowiak 364 0 I KYounglb 3 i Keeseio l Beimel p i ANuneioh l SLoweo 0 0 l Osikoh 10 0 0 rettersp u u u u ABrownpn loo Boehrinaer dO 0 0 Totah 32 I I Totals 34 412 Mllwauke .000 100 000-1 Pittsburgh .000 030 30-6 DP: Milwaukee 1. LOB: Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 8. 2B: Jenkins (16), Kendall (8), BGiles212), Mackowiak 9,KYouiw13). HR;Sexson(16). S8:BGiles(9). Milwaukee BSheett(LM) CFo de los Santos Pittsburgh Beimel (W 1-1) SLowe Fetters Boehringer r or kb st WP: BSheeti.T:2:22. A: 27,001. INTERLEAGUE Mets 4, Indians 3 NEW YORK tb r kW CLEVELAND k r hbi 4 0 2 1 Maoruderrl 4 0 0 0 TPereicf Allono 3b 4 1 2 2 Vizquel ss 4 0 0 0 Alomar d 4 0 10 Burks 3 12 Piazza dh 4 0 10 Thome lb 3 11 Vaughn lb 3 0 0 0 Frvman 3b 1 1 0 Tarasco rf 3 10 0 Gutierrez 2b 3 0 0 0 Valentin ph 1 0 0 0 Lawton ph 0 0 0 0 Burnit2 rf 0 0 0 0 JMrDoruld 2hO 0 0 fl Cedenolf 110 0 Bradlevcf 3 0 10 Ordonezss 3 0 10 CAIIenlf 3 0 10 vwiisonc i i o o seiovpn I EPereic 30 4 7 S Totals 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Totals 30 4 7 S Totals 30 1 S 2 New York 120 000 100-4 Cleveland .010 002 000-3 E: Ailonzo (7), Magruder (2). DP: New York 1, Cleveland 2. LOB: New York 6, Idevctmiu o. miumdr o, nana CAIIen (1). HR: Alfonzo (2), Thome (19). CS: Vizquel (8). S: TPerez, Ordonez, EPerei. New York Uner(W6-5) Strkkland Guthrie Benitez (S 12) Cleveland D8aez(L5-5) Rincon Riske I st hb so TIGERS I Fall to Phillies, 11-1 7V 'n 0 Ph 1 Guthrie Ditched to 1 batter in the 8th HBP: by Riske (Cecleno), by DBaez (VWilson). T: 2:39. A: 39,986. Blue Jays 8, Rockies 0 COLORADO TORONTO Pierre cf l bM 4 0 0 0 ShStewartdh4 ak r kkl 7 0 1 Uribess 3 0 0 0 Berg2b 4 110 0 0 Mondesirf 2 0 16 10 5 0 2 2 Shumoert Dh 0 L Walker ri 2 0 0 0 Cueloado Nononph 1 0 0 0 JoCruzlf 5 0 10 Helton lb 4 0 10 Hmske 3b 5 2 3 2 len 30 3 0 0 0 Woodward ss 4 Hllndsworth 10 Q 0 0 Wells cf 3 Agbayanidh 3 0 10 Huckabyc 4 Estalella c 3 0 0 0 JOrtiz 2b 3 0 0 0 Totals 29 0 2 0 Totals 36 114 7 Colorado 000 000 000-0 Toronto .040 210 Oli-B t: file (V). op: Colorado 1. LOB: Colorado 4. Toronto 11. 28: Agbayanl (3), Hinske (16), Woodward (2). HR: Hinskt (12). k i a kk m Coktrado Hampton (L 3-7) Nichting Fuentes Toronto Halladay(W7-2) 2 0 0 0 4 HBP: by Halladay (Shumpert) by Halladay iLwaixer. i: t.to. a: cj,j3c, Orioles 4, Dodgers 2 LOS ANGELES BALTIMORE ak r kM ak r kki DRobertscf 4 0 10 Mm If 4 2 2 2 4 0 10 1 3 0 0 0 1 BRobertsZb 4 111 Singleton cf 4 0 2 0 Conine lb 4 0 4 0 2 0 Gibhomrf 3 1 4 0 11 Matthews rf 0 0 LoDucac ShGreenrf BJorOanft karras lb Hansen dh 4 0 1 Bocachka or 0 0 6 0 TBatisu 3b 3 0 1 Beltre3b 4 0 0 0 Cordova dh 3 0 0 0 Grudzlanek2b30 1 0 GGilc 3 0 0 0 Izturis ss 3 0 0 0 Borniek ss 3 0 0 0 Totals 33 2 7 1 Totals 31 4 I 4 Los Angeles .000 000 002-2 Baltimorf Ml 001 Ui-4 E: Singleton (1), TBatista (8). DP: Baltimore 1. LOB: Los Angeles 5, Baltimore 3. 28: Singlet on2(13),Comne(13), Gibbons (13). HR: Mora 2 (7), BRoberts (1). or kb st k i Let Angeles Ashby(L5-5 Th I 4 Carrara 0 0 Baltimore RLopezlW6-l) mil Jula(SU) V 1 0 PB: GGil. T: 2:18. A: 33,624. NL STREAKS Through ThurMtary Batting longest torrent kitting streak: 23, Castillo, Florida, May 8 to June 5. Pitching Longest current winning streak: S, Schilling, Arizona, April 23 to June 3. Longest current losing streak: 7, Bere, Chicaqo, April 23 to May 31. Longest winning streak, season: 8, Schilling, Arizona, April 23 to June 3 (current). longest losing streak, season: 7, Bere, Chx)o, Aoril 23 to May 31 (current); Crul, Chfago, April 4 to May 14. From Page IB certainly happens." The Tigers too often have only one of baseball's three phases working for them: pitching, hitting or defense. "There have been a lot of seasons here that it's been a problem to find two out of three phases of the game that work," said Easley, who's been on board for five full seasons in the Tigers streak of eight straight losing seasons. "We all know what the problems are. We're not able to ilo anything about it -as of right now." Weaver had left the clubhouse by the time reporters entered it after Pujols' post-game news conference. Who could blame him for not wanting to talk, after that bizarre first Inning? Jimmy Rollins began it with an infield single. Marlon Anderson looped a single to left-center. Bobby Abreu bounced a single to center that just got through the infield. Cleanup man Pat Burrell produced the first well-hit ball of the inning, a ground smash to center just out of the reach of a diving Easley. After Jeremy Giambi grounded out on a bang-bang play at first, bcott Ko len snuck a grounder past Weaver's glove and into center for a two-run single and a four-run rally. Philadelphia began the night with the major s worst road record (b-Zi) and the five wins had come by a com bined 13 runs. The Phillies had won one road game all year by more than two runs. Now they had given the talented Padilla a four-run bulge to take to the mound. 'Weaver (4-8, tied for the big-league lead m losses) exited after the tourth when Philadelphia hiked the lead to 7-0 with a three-run rally that featured two doubles and Rollins' solo homer. It was Weaver's shortest outing of this season or last season. YOUNG'S PAIN: Young left the game after the fourth inning because he fouled a ball off the top of his right foot, X rays were negative. Young said he didn t know if he could play tonight. Contact JOHN LOWE at 313-223-4053 or lowefreepress.com. INTERLEAGUE Padres 8, Devil Rays 4 SAN DIEGO TAMPA BAY ak r kM ak r kki KotsaycT 5 0 2 0 Winncf 5 2 3 1 DJimenez3b5 0 0 0 GVaughnH 5 0 2 1 Klesko lb 4 110 Coulb 4 0 11 Lankfordlf 5 0 11 Grieverf 4 0 0 0 Gantdh 3 2 10 Huff dh 4 0 0 0 Trammellrf 2 3 11 Flaherty c 4 0 10 Hubbardrf 0 0 0 0 Abernathy 2b 4 0 0 0 DCruz ss 2 0 0 0 Gomez ss 4 0 0 0 WGonzalezc3 1 1 2 Sandberg3b 4 2 2 1 RVazquez 2b41 1 4 Totals 33 I I I Totals 4 4 San Die .040 011 020-8 Tampa Bay J01 010 Ml -4 t: Lanktorg (4). wionzaie m. RVazouez (1). DP: Tampa Bay 1. LOB: San Diego 5, Tampa Bay 7. 2B: Kotsay (12), Klesko (13), Lankford (3), Gant (3), WGonzalez (3), GVaughn (6), Con (9), Flaherty (8), Sandberg (4). HR: Trammell (6), RVazquez (1), Sandberg (3), SB: Winn (12), Huff (1). CS: DCrut (1). . ( k f ir kk so San Diego Lawrence (W 6-3) 7 6 3 1 0 5 Pearson 1 1 0 0 0 3 SReed 1 2 110 1 Tampa Bay Rupe(L5-7) 6 6 6 6 4 2 Creek 2 2 2 2 1 2 Jimenez 1 0 0 0 1 1 HBP: by Rupe (DCruz). PB: Flaherty. T: 2:45. A: 10,578. Yankees 2, Giants 1 SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK ak r kkl ak r kki DaBell3b 4 0 1 0 ASoriano2b 4 1 1 0 Auriliass 4 0 0 0 Jeterss 412 0 Bonos II 3 0 2 0 JaGiambiU 3 0 11 Kent 2b 3 0 0 0 BWilliamscf 4 0 2 0 BSantiagoc 4 110 Posada c 3 0 11 Snow lb 40 10 Ventura 3b 3 0 0 0 RSandersrf 3 0 11 Whitelf 4 0 0 0 DMinordh 2 0 10 Spencer If 0 0 0 0 Dunstondh 2 0 0 0 N Johnson dh 4 0 0 0 Shiniocf 3 0 1 0 JRivera rf 3 0 0 0 Totals 32 1 I 1 Totals 32 2 1 1 SanFnncisc .000 000 100-1 New York .100 010 00i-2 E: DaBell (5). DP: New York 2. LOB: San Francisco 7, New York 9. SB: Bonds (3). k r or kk si San Francisco LHernandez(L56) 7 7 2 1 3 8 FRodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 New York Mussina (W 9-2) 6 8 1116 Stanton '6 0 0 0 0 0 Karsay Vh 0 0 0 2 0 MRivera(S18) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Mussina pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. T: A: S5.U53. Diamondbacks 7, Red Sox 5 ARIZONA BOSTON ak I kM ak t kM Counsell3b 5 0 0 0 Damon cf 4 111 Spivey2b 4 110 Offermandh 4 0 11 LGonzalez If 4 1 2 3 Garciaparra ss4 1 1 0 Durazodh 5 0 2 0 Daubach If 3 10 0 JGuillenrf 5 2 2 0 Hillenbrand 3b4 0 1 0 Grace lb 4 2 2 0 TCIark lb 3 111 SFinleycf 4 13 2 Nixon rf 3 0 12 Baraiasc 4 0 11 Baergaph 10 0 0 Womackss 4 0 2 1 Mirabellic 3 0 0 0 BNelsonph 10 0 0 Merloni 2b 3 1 1 0 Varitek oh 1 0 0 0 Totals 34 713 7 Totals 34 S 7 i Arizona .022 300 000-7 Boston .001 003 1O0-5 DP: Boston 1. LOB: Arizona 10. Boston 4. 2B: Grace (10), SFinley (6), Merloni (3). o: mum ll). mk: LGonzalez (12), Damon (5). M k r st bb so Arizona MBausta(W3-3) 7 7 5 3 2 5 Swindell 1 0 0 0 0 0 MMyers Vi 0 0 0 0 0 BK.m(S15) V, 0 0 0 0 1 Boston FCastillo(L4-6) 3 8 7 7 2 5 Oliver 46 5 0 0 2 2 Fossum 1A 2 0 0 0 1 FCastillo pitched to 5 batters In the 4th. HBP: byOliver(Spivey). WP: MBatlsta. PB: Baraas.T: 3:02. A: 32,853. AL BOX SCORES THURSDAY NIGHT Rangers 9, Angels 8 TEXAS ANAHEIM k r kM ak r kM Romano If 5 12 1 Eckstein dh 5 12 1 Lamblb 3 3 3 1 Erstadd 3 12 1 ARodrlguezss4 111 Glaus 3b 5 0 0 0 JGonzalezrf 5 1 3 4 GAndersonK 4 2 2 4 RPalmeirooM 110 Salmon rf 5 12 0 Murray dh 0 0 0 0 JRamirez pr 0 0 0 0 Perry 30 5 0 1 0 Spieziolb 4110 Ludwickcf 5 12 0 BGilss 3 0 0 0 Haselmanc 3 10 0 OPalmeiroH 2 0 11 MYoung2b 4 0 2 1 BMolinac 4 111 Nieves 2b 1110 A Kennedy 2b20 1 0 Totals 40 915 I Totals 40 113 I Teias 007 101 000-9 Anaheim 004 000 022-1 E: Glaus(lO). DP: Anaheiml. LOB: Texas 7, Anaheim 8. 2B: Romano (2), Ludwick(l), Eckstein (9), Erstad (8), Salmon (18), OPalmeiro (6), BMolina (9). HR: Lamb (4), JGonzalez (4), GAnderson 2 (12). SB: ARodriguez (3), Ludwick (1). tp k r or M ss Teias Rogers'W7-3 5 6 4 4 2 1 VanPoppel 2 3 2 2 1 1 06334 1 0 0 0 1 Telford (SI) Vh 3 2 2 0 0 Anaheim Appier L 5-4) Vh t 7 4 11 Pole 3') 5 2 2 2 0 Wall 2 0 0 0 0 1 Cook 1 2 0 0 0 0 Van Poppel pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. WP: Pole. T: 3:36. A: 17,948. AL LEADERS Through Thursday American League BATTmi Suzuki, Sea Damon, Bos Sweeney, KC Konerko, Chi Hillenbrand, Bos Garoapap-a, Bos Giambi, NY Soriano, NY A Rodrouez, Tea Sierra, Sea e A8 t H Ba" 57 232 54 227 57 211 59 232 56 228 54 222 60 226 57 256 58 222 53 202 "89 '.364 79 .348 72 341 77 332 75 329 72 324 72 319 81 316 70 315 63 312 HOME RUNS Garciaparra, Bos 49 rRodrouez. Tea 20 Glaus, Ana. 49 Thome, Clev 18 Konerko, Chi 49 Giambi, NY 16 Giambi, NY 46 Chavez, Oak 15 Thome, Clev 46 Hunter, Minn 15 Jones, Minn 45 Sorano, NY 15 ttlLEN BASE nlruA, Tr 11 LoftOl, Oil 20 Ventura. NY 14 Suzuki, Sea 18 EEDmmOchi ' J? A. Rodriguez, Tea 57Soriano, NY 16 MINORS International League WEST Louisville (Cin.) 34 27 557 -Toledo (Detroit) 33 27 .550 Vi Indianapolis (Mil.) 29 32 .475 5 Columbus (NYY) 22 36 379 lOVi NORTH ScrantonlPhll.) 37 23 .617 -Buffalo (Cle.) 35 25 .583 2 Ottawa (Mon.) 30 23 .566 3i Syracuse (Tor.) 31 28 525 5'A Rochester (Bal.) 26 35 .426 ll'i PawtuckeHBos.) 24 37 393 13'i SOUTH Durham (T B.) 35 26 574 - Richmond (Atl.) 33 25 569 'ft Norfolk (NYM) 30 30 .500 4'6 Charlotte (WSo) 17 42 .288 17 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Buffalo at Toledo, Inc. Charlotte at Rochester, Inc. Columbus at Durham, inc. Norfolk at Syracuse. Inc. Ottawa at Richmond, DH. inc. : :' Pawtucket at Louisville, inc. ScrantonWilkes-Barre at Indianapolis, inc. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Buffalo 6, Toledo 0 Rochester 2, Charlotte 0 Durham 10, Columbus 3 Syracuse 3, Norfolk 1 Ottawa at Richmond, ppd., rain Louisville 4. Pawtucket 0 ScrantonWilkes-Barre 3, Indianapolis 1 TODAY'S GAMES Buffalo at Toledo Charlotte at Rochester Columbus at Durham Norfolk at Syracuse Ottawa at Richmond, 1st game Ottawa at Richmond, 2nd game Pawtucket at Louisville ScrantonWilkes-Barre at Indianapolis SUNDAY'S GAMES Buffalo at Toledo Columbus at Durham Norfolk at Syracuse Ottawa at Richmond Pawtucket at Louisville ScrantonWilkes-Barre at Indianapolis Midwest League EASTERN w I pet Fort Wayne (SD) 33 24 579 Michigan (Hou.) 34 26 .567 West Mich. (Detroit) 33 27 550 Lansing (Cubs) 29 30 .492 Dayton (Cin.) 27 33 .450 South Bend (Ari.) 24 35 .407 WESTERN w I pet Peoria (StL) 36 22 .621 Cedar Rapids (Ana.) 34 25 576 Burlington (K.C.) 30 29 .508 Clinton (Mon.) 26 30 .464 Quad City (Mm.) 26 30 .464 Wisconsin (Sea)' 27 32 .458 Beloit (Mil.) 26 33 .441 Kane County (Fla.) 25 34 .424 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Beloit at Quad City, Inc. Cedar Rapids at West Mich., inc. Clinton at Michigan, inc. uayton at feoria, inc. Kane County at South Bend. inc. Lansing at Burlington, inc. Wisconsin at Fort Wayne, Inc. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Cedar Rapids 5, West Mich. 1 Lansing 3, Burlington 0 Micmgan , uinton u Beloit 4, Quad City 1 Peoria 3, Dayton 2 South Bend 6. Kane County 2 Fort Wayne 3, Wisconsin 0 TODAY'S GAMES Cedar Rapids at West Mich. Clinton at Michigan Lansing at ouriington Beloit at Quad City Dayton at Peoria Kane County at South Bend Wisconsin at Fort Wayne SUNDAY'S GAMES Burlington at Michigan Kane County at West Mich. Lansing at Clinton Cedar Rapids at Fort Wayne Dayton at Quad City South Bend at Beloit Wisconsin at Peoria Eastern League NORTH Norwich (NYY) 28 25 528 New Britain (Min.) 31 28 525 Binghamton(NYM) 29 27 518 New Haven (StL.) 27 27 .500 Portland (Fla.) 25 29 .463 Trenton (Bos.) 26 33 .441 SOUTH Akron (Cle.) 40 19 .678 Reading (Phil.) 34 25 576 AKoona (Pitt.) 33 25 .569 HarrisburglMon.) 29 26 527 Erie (Detroit) 19 35 352 Bowie (Bal.) 17 39 304 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Akron at Altoona, inc. Binghamton at Erie. Inc. Bowie at Portland, inc. New Britain at Trenton, Inc. New Haven at Harrisburg, inc. Reading at Norwich THURSDAY'S RESULTS Erie at Norwich, ccd, rain Akron 2-1, Binghamton 0-0 Altoona at New Haven, ppd., rain Bowie at New Britain, ppd rain Portland at Harrisburg, ppd rain Reading at Trenton, ppd., rain TODAY'S GAMES Binghamton at Erie Akron at Altoona Bowie at Portland New Britain at Trenton New Haven at Harrisburg Reading at Norwich SUNDAY'S GAMES Binghamton at Erie Akron at Altoona Bowie at Portland New Britain at Trenton New Haven at Harrisburg Reading at Norwich Florida State League EASTERN w I pel Jupiter (Fla.) 33 29 .532 Vero Beach (L A.) 33 29 532 lakeland (Detroit) 32 29 525 St. Lucie (NYM) 31 31 .500 Brevard County (Mon.)26 36 .419 Daytona (Cubs) 26 36 .419 WESTERN w I act Tampa (NYY) 39 23 .629 Charlotte (Tei.) 35 27 565 Sarasota (Bos.) 33 29 532 Fort Myers (Min.) 32 30 516 Dunedin (Tor.) 30 32 .484 Clearwater (Phil.) Zl 40 344 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Lakeland at Dunedin, Inc., Brevard County at Tampa, inc. Daytona at Clearwater, inc. Jupiter at Sarasota, inc. St. Lucie at Charlotte inc. Vero Beach at Fort Myers, inc. THURSDAY'S RESULTS Dunedin 8, Lakeland 7 Brevard County 10, Tampa 0 Clearwater 6. Daytona 4 Sarasota 6, Jupiter 0 Charlotte 11 St. Lucie 8 Fort Myers 8, Vero Beach 1 TODAY'S GAMES Lakeland at Dunedin Brevard County at Tampa Daytona at Clearwater Jupiter at Sarasota St. Lucie at Charlotte Vero Beach at Fort Myers SUNDAY'S GAMES Lakeland at C learwater, comp. of susp. Charlotte at Daytona Caarwater at Lakeland Duf erttn at St. Lucie Fort Myers at Brevard County Sarasota at Vero Beach Tampa at Jupiter A l'a 3 7A 10 9k 2h 6'i 9 9 9Vi lOVi 11'. 6 6V. 9 18'rz 21V. A 2 7 7 9k 4 6 7 9 17ri DISABLED LIST (15-day disabled list unless noted) American League Anaheim: Shawn Wooten, 60-dav, c. March 21: Steve Green, 60-day, rhp, March 11. Baltimore: Albert Belle,60-day,of, March 29; Luis Rivera, 60-day, rhp, March 29; Chris Richard, 60-day, lb, March 30; Pat Hentgen, bU-oay, rnp, March 3U; John rarrisn, 61)' day, Ihp, March 30; Jason Johnson, rhp, April 25: David Seoul, lb. May 18. Boston: Calvin Pickering, lb, March 22; Paxton Crawford, rhp, March 22; Jeff Wallace, Ihp, March a: uustin Hermanson, rhp, April 4; Manny Ramirez, of, May 12; Ricn barces, mp, June I. Chicago: None. Cleveland: Jaret Wright, rhp, March 30; Jake Westbrook, rhp, March 30; Eddie Taubensee, c, March 30; Alex Escobar, of, March 30. Detroit: Brian Moehler, 60-day, rhp, March 22; Adam Pettyjohn, 60-day, Ihp, March 22; Matt Miller, 60-day, Ihp, April 5; Dean Palmer, 60-day, 3b, April 14; Mitch Meluskey, 60-day, c, April 21; Matt Anderson, rhp, May 19; Kris Keller, rhp, May 25; Jacob Cruz, of, June 1. Kansas City: Christopher George, Ihp, May 17; Blake Stein, rhp, May 27; Jason Grimsley, rhp, June 4; Chuck Knoblauch, of, June 6. Minnesota: Mike Duvall, 60-day, Ihp, March 28; Joe Mays, 60-day, rhp, April 15; Brad Radke, rhp. May 31. New York: Christian Parker, rhp, March ll; Kandy Kelsler, Ihp, March ll; Andy Pettitte, Ihp, April 16; Orlando Hernandez, rhp, May 16. Oakland: None. Seattle: Edgar Martinez, 60-day, dh, April 12; Paul Abbott, rhp, May 6; Jeff Nelson, rhp, May 6; Norm Charlton, 60-day, Ihp, May 15; Chris Snelling, 60-day, of, June 5. Tampa Bay: Kevin McGlinchy, 60-day, rhp, March 18; Tom Martin, 60-day, Ihp, April 23; Delvin James, rhp, May 9; Jorge Sosa, rhp. May 26. Texas: Jeff Zimmerman, rhp, March 22; Danny Kolb, 60-day, rhp, March 28; Jovanny Cedeno, 60-day, rhp, March 29; Jay Powell, 60-day, rhp, March 22; Rich Rodriguez, 60-day, Ihp, April 4; Frank Catalanotto, inf-of, May 11; Rudy Seanez, rhp, May 30; Carl Everett, of, June 3; Rusty Greer, of, June 4. Toronto: Steve Parris, 60-day, rhp, March 23; Mike Sirotka, 60-day, Ihp, March 30; Chris Carpenter, rhp, April 22. ' National League Arizona: Jay Bell, 2b, March 28; Matt Williams, 60-day, 3b, March 22; Matt Mantel, 60-day, rhp, March 22; Armando Reynoso, 60-day, rhp, March 22; Todd Stottlemyre, rhp, May 2; Danny Bautista, of, May i). Atlanta: Cory Aldridoe. 60-dav. of. March 30; Dave Martinez, 60-day, of, March 22; Derrick Lewis, rhp, March 22; George Lombard, 60-day, of, March 22; Horacio Kamirez, inp, March ll; B.J. burnott, 00- day, of, April 28; Mark DeRosa, ss, May 18; rnarcus biles, id, May a. Chicago: Tom Gordon, 60-dav. rhp. March 28; Will Ohman, 60-day, Ihp, March 15; Donovan Osborne, 60-day, Ihp, May 9; Carlos Zambrano, rhp, May 10; Ron Mahay, Ihp, may m; uenno ue&nieios, int, May 41. Cincinnati: Seth Etherton, 60-day, rhp, March 21: Kelly Stinnett, c, April 6. Colorado: Pete Harnisch, rhp, March 22; Scott Elarton. 60-day, rhD. March 8: Rick White, rhp, May 27; Kent Mercker, Ihp, June Florida: Benito Baez. 60-dav. Ihn March 22; Ramon Castro, c, May 17; Alex Gonzalez, ss, May 19; Brad Penny, rhp, May 19; Josh oecketi, rnp, June 5. Houston: Oouo Brocail. rho. March 22: T.J. Mathews, rhp, May 3; Scott Linebrink, nip, may u, uave Miicxi, rnp, May lb. Los Angeles: Darren Dreifort, 60-day, rhp, March 19; Kevin Brown, rhp, May 27; Bryan Corey, rhp, May 29. Milwaukee: Curtis Leskanic, rhp, March 30; Paul Rigdon, 60-day, rhp, March 28; Nick Neugebauer, rhp, May 11; Raul Casanova, c, May 17. Montreal: Troy Mattes, 60-day, rhp, March 22; Scott Downs, 60-day, Ihp, March 27. New York: John Franco, Ihp, March 21; Kane Davis, rhp, May 13. Philadelphia: Turk Wendell, 60-day, rhp, March 30; David Holllns, 3b. April 12: Carlos tilva, rhp, May 27. Fittsourgn: pat Meares, ss, March 29; Ryan Vogelsong, 60-day, rho, March 30: Josias Manzanillo, rhp, May 2; Armando Rios, of, May 17; David Williams, Ihp, May 28. St Loulr Andv Benes. 60-dav. rho. Anrll 16; Garrett Stephenson, rhp, May 30. san Diego: Kevin Walker, 60-day, Ihp, March 27; Adam Eaton, 60-dav, rhp. March 27; Jose Nunez, 60-day, Ihp, April 2; Rob Ramsay, 60-day, Ihp, March 27; MattDeWitt, 60-day, rhp, May 3; Kevin Jarvls, rhp, May 5; Sean Burroughs, 3b, May 29; Brian Tollberg, rhp, May 30; Phil Nevin, 3b, May 30. San Francisco: Jason Christiansen. Ihp. April 16; Ramon Martinez, inf, June 4. AL STREAKS Through Thursday Batting Lonaest current hattlna streak: 15. Suzuki, Seattle, May 22 to June 6. Longest batting streak, seasom 18, Damon, Red Sok, April 15toMav8; Konerko. Chicago, April 13 to May 1; Young, Detroit, may 11 10 June Pitching Longest current winnlna streak! 7. Burkett, Red Sox, April 21 to June 4; Martinez, Red Sox, April 7 to May 23. Lonaest Current lntlnaitrMlt! 7 Sturt T.B., April 7 to June 3. Longest winning streak, seasom 7, Burkett, Red Sox, April 21 to June 4 (current); Martinez. Red Sox. Aoril 7 in Ma. 23 (current). Lonaest losing streab.sataii:7 Sturl7 T.B, April 7 to June 3 (current). Team Lonaest current winnina streak. ? Rm Sox, June 4 to June 6. Longest current home-win streak: 4, Cleveland, May 30 to June 2. Longest current road-win streak: 5, New York, May 25 to May 29. Longest current losing streak: 3. Detroit June 4 to June 6. Longest current home-loss streak; 1 Detroit, June 4 to June 6; T.B, May 31 to June 2. Longest current road-lass streak: 3 Chicago, May 31 to June 2. Longest winning streak, season: 10, Cleveland, April 3 to Aoril 13: Seattle. Aoril 8 to April 17. Longest home-wiii streak, season: 10, Minnesota, April 18 to May 4. Longest road-win streak, season: 10 Seattle, April 8 to April 17. Longest losing streak, season: 15, T.B, April 25 to May 10. Lonaest home-loss streak, seatan. 4 T 8 , April 25 to May 10. Longest road-loss streak, season: 7, Detroit, May 8 to May 25; T.B, April 26 to may 14. TIGERS CORNER t Home garnet shaded in gray. SUN MON I TUE WED I THU FRI I SAT 1 3 4 S "6 7 8 Tor. 7 Del. 7 Bos.10, Bos.11, Bos. 4, Phil. 11, Phil, Det.6 Bos. 6 Del. 5 DetO Dot. 3 Det 1 7:05 (10) UPN 9 "'"io" 11 12"" 13,' ...14 IS ;.r Phil Mont. Mont. Mont. Ariz. Ariz. , 2:05 7:05 7:05 7:05 10:05 10:05 ' FSN UPN FSN FSN FSN FSN Smooth signing for club's top pick By JOHN LOWE FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER No double play that Scott Moore ever makes, and no swing he ever takes, will be any smoother .' than the negotiations that culminated in his ' signing with the Tigers on Friday. 1 Moore signed for a bonus of approximately $2.3 million only three days after the Tigers made him their first pick in this year's amateur draft. '' Moore, a high-school shortstop from southern w California, will report to the Tigers' club in Florida's Gulf Coast rookie league after his graduation next week. , Tigers farm and scouting director Greg Smithy said he and Moore's adviser didn't have any" trouble reaching an agreement. "We were can--did with each other, and we quickly got tbl common ground," Smith said. Moore, 18, was due to fly from California to Detroit on Friday and to spend the weekend at Comerica Park to absorb the atmosphere of his new organization. Smith calls Moore "a total package" of baseball talents, someone who has "exciting ingredients." He could become a middle-of-the-order :i big-league hitter. Smith reiterated that Moore could eventually play third base. "H It's always hard to tell what amateur stats i mean. But Moore, a left-handed batter, hit .329 . this season for Cypress (Calif.) High School, with 11 homers in 76 at-bats. r i BIG DEBUT: Left-hander Mike Maroth won't i lack for cheers when he makes his big-league debut tonight in his start against Philadelphia. . I The group on hand to support him will include 1 his wife, Brooke, and flying in from Florida I his parents, Charlotte and Bill. ' ' r Maroth, acquired from the Red Sox three years ago for right-handed reliever Bryce ! Florie, went 8-1 in 11 starts this season at Triple 1 1 A Toledo. He replaces Seth Greisinger, who .i struggled in his last three starts. Greisinger is due to make his first start for Toledo next week; Maroth, who allowed an average of one run ner per inning at Toledo, said that when he i! pitches well, he gets all his pitches over and keeps the hitters off-balance. "If you can do that, ; it makes hitting a little harder," Maroth said. -, -, The Tigers had at least two other options to :: replace Greisinger: right-handed long reliever ! Jeff Farnsworth, a rookie who started all of last-". season in the minors, and Toledo right-hander Brian Powell, who's 7-1 with the Mud Hens.. Manager Luis Pujols said one reason the club ' went with Maroth is that it likes to have two left' handers in the rotation. Maroth joins Mark Redman to give the Tigers two left-handers in the rotation for the first time since Justin h Thompson and Glenn Dishman in July and t, August 1997. Vl-'lVt ERROR: Second baseman Damion Easley got,, the error, but third baseman Chris Truby takes the blame for Boston's unearned run in its one-, run win over the Tigers on Thursday. , ,, With two out in the seventh and speedster " Johnny Damon on second, Nomar Garcia parra sent an infield single up the middle. Truby ; said that if Easley had thrown to first, Damon would have scored. Easley threw to third in the w hopes that Damon rounded the bag too far. I got lost a little bit as far as where third base . was, I guess," Truby said. "I was expecting him to throw. It wasn t a terrible throw or anything like that. It was definitely something that I ' should have handled." "' "' TIGERS AVERAGES Through Friday Batting r:, PLAYER AB II H 28 38 HR RBI BB SB I SB BA ,. Youn 56 138 19 44 11 0 5 20 9 24 4 1-1 311 ,. Moow 52 187 22 57 15 1 4 20 4 29 0 1-4 305 Hlggintoii 54 206 24 60 13 3 5 30 23 15 3 7-9 .291 Inot 19 67 8 19 4 2 2 7 5 16 0 1-2 .284 Santiago 19 67 15 19 3 2 3 7 2 15 2 2-3 .284 ,' Simon 53 191 21 54 8 0 10 37 5 7 4 ,283 ', l-Crul 33 86 12 24 3 1 2 6 13 18 1 3-4 .279 Ficli 54 214 32 58 15 1 6 22 18 30 3 - 21 Halter 49 163 19 38 9 2 2 15 15 38 11 0-2 211 Jltliion 32 103 15 23 11 0 1 15 11 18 3 3-3 22 '"' Enloy 12 43 1 9 0 1 1 4 2 8 2 1-1 .209 " PaQMtto 39 141 10 27 7 1 3 15 9 25 7 1 1 .191 Truby 20 63 3 12 2 2 1 4 1 16 3 - .191 Walbtck 8 26 2 4 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 - .154 ,- TOTALS 59 1993 230 511 113 11 47 224 139 316 35 23-36 ,256 ', OPP. 59 2056 332 582 120 21 56 311 177 295 24 30-47 -283 Pitching ; PITCHER W I BS IP H R ER HR 88 SO ERA Morotfi 0 0 0 0-0 0000000 OOP J Santam 3 0 15 0-0 2Vh 14 6 6 3 11 16 2.61 Fanwworttt 0 1 13 0-0 23V, 25 7 7 1 7 12 2.70 5 Actveilo 1 1 22 0-0 33 20 12 10 1 8 23 2.71 J Walliei 1 0 20 0-0 18 14 7 7 4 6 18 3.50 I Rfdmon 2 6 12 6-12 83'i 88 45 36 6 25 49 3.87 J Wtivw 4 8 13 7 13 89 94 46 39 2 25 50 3.94 Paniagua 0 1 23 0-0 26', 27 19 16 5 10 25 5.47 ', Sari 3 5 13 7 12 lVh 98 56 46 7 23 33 5.47 ' Btrntro 1 2 3 2-3 17', 19 15 14 1 6 8 7.13 Patttrwii 0 1 5 0-0 2Vi 3 3 3 0 1 1 11.57 J Lima 1 4 8 1-4 21'i 30 28 28 7 9 9 11.63 -Kttltr 0 0 1 0-0 1 2 3 3 1 3 1 27.00 J TOTALS 21 38 - 27-59 517 582 332 295 55 177 295 5.14 OPP. 38 21 - 27-59 525Vi 511 230 219 47 139 316 3.73 ", Sam (8): Am)o 7, Walktr. Shutouts (3y. Want 2, ont combnwL Comolttc (!) RtomM 2, Soarii 2, Wf avtr 2, Conwjo. QS-Oiulity ttarti oral fMim itartd A Quality ttart h am hi three earnetf rum or fewer ana aofi at least sti iminf u l-OiukliO 8tt k t pitcher allowl ! t Team Vs. AL Centred 14-20 Oneun games: 9-6 ' Vs. AL East: 3-10 Eitro Innings: 2-2 ' Vs. AL West: 4-7 2002 more!: 21-38 Vs.NL: 8-1 2001 retard: 25-34 Vs. rigfrty starters: li-M 2002 attendance: 332,516 'm-'. Vs. lefty starters: 54 2001 attendance: 612,147 On f rasi'lields: 20-29 2002 attendaof eng.: 17,751 On artititiil turf: 1-9 2001 attendance org.: ?Q,403 - i it ! 1 I i t