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Mariners 7, Rangers 5, Final - Jul. 28, 2008

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Young suffers finger fracture as Texas Rangers lose, 7-5
dallasnews.com 7/29/2008 —
Breaking News: SS Michael Young out with broken finger | Roto Reference
rotoreference.com 7/29/2008 — Texas Rangers SS Michael Young was injured in tonight's game against the Seattle Mariners.
Series Preview: Seattle Mariners @ Texas Rangers
lookoutlanding.com 7/29/2008 — Seattle: 39-65 Rangers: 54-51 GAMES Game 1: Felix Hernandez vs Scott Feldman Game 2: Carlos Silva vs Luis Mendoza Game 3: Miguel Batista vs Vicente Padilla Nominally a relief pitcher the past few years, Feldman has worked out of the ...
Rangers' Young out up to a week with finger injury
sports.espn.go.com 7/29/2008 — Rangers All-Star shortstop Michael Young could miss up to a week after suffering a small fracture in his right ring finger Monday night against the Mariners. >
MLB Mid-Season Report: AL West — Mind Rite Sports -- Quality, diverse sports coverage
Game 105, Mariners at Rangers — U.S.S. Mariner
7/28/08 game day thread — Lone Star Ball
Happy anniversary, Yuni — Yuniform
Daily Notes 7-28 — SeaTown Sports
Beltre, Mariners Power Past Rangers — The Game of Baseball
Rangers stink it up — Uwe Blog
Adrian Beltre's two home runs help M's beat Rangers, 7-5 — The Seattle Times: Sports
Adrian Beltre homered twice, including the go-ahead shot in the eighth inning, to lead the Seattle Mariners past the short-handed Texas Rangers 7-5 Monday night.
Beltre leads Mariners past Rangers 7-5 — Boston.com -- Baseball News
Adrian Beltre homered twice, including the go-ahead shot in the eighth inning, to lead the Seattle Mariners past the short-handed Texas Rangers 7-5 Monday night.
Mariners wield power bats in opener — Major League Baseball News
The Mariners went on an extra-base hit binge on Monday night, hitting four home runs, one triple and a double in a 7-5 victory over the Rangers in front of 21,742 at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
Rangers adjusting to summer heat — Major League Baseball News
As Texas and Seattle took batting practice Monday, the outfield thermometer read 101 degrees. This is the supposed "home-field advantage" that welcomed the Rangers back to Arlington for the first game of a season-long 11-game homestand.