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Bourn to Leadoff – Later
dugoutcentral.com 5/17/2008 — Michael Bourn: great speed and defense, but can't hit a lick. Astros need to move him down to 8th in the order and put Pence in the leadoff spot.
Berkman Good, Bochy Bad, Astros Win
dugoutcentral.com 5/17/2008 — Astros’ first baseman Lance Berkman’s hot streak and Giants’ manager Bruch Bochy’s cold streak crossed roads at a critical juncture Thursday, leading to an 8-7 Astros win.
Where are the Wins for the Astros?
dugoutcentral.com 5/17/2008 — Already, with a 12-15 record the Astros are considerably lacking when compared to their division rivals – the Cubs, Brewers and Cardinals.
Fumbling Arizona: D-Backs 4, Tigers 3
blessyouboys.com 5/17/2008 —
So is it worse to see the Tigers lose games they were never really in, as seemed to be the case in Kansas City? Or is it much more frustrating for Detroit to lose a game they were winning, only to let that victory slip away?
The Tigers ...
Draft 2008 - Order of Selection
pgcrosschecker.com 5/17/2008 — DRAFT 2008 Draft Order of Selection - 2008 First-Year Player Draft as of 4/23/08 FIRST ROUND COMP ROUND A SECOND ROUND THIRD ROUND ROUNDS 4-50 1 Tampa Bay Rays 31 Minnesota Twins (Hunter/LAA) 47 Tampa Bay Rays 78 Tampa Bay Rays 113 Tampa Bay Rays 2 ...
Diamondbacks 4, Tigers 3 —
NYT > Baseball 5/17/2008
PHOENIX (AP) -- Eric Byrnes broke out of a monthlong slump with a homer and two RBIs, Dan Haren pitched seven innings and the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied past the slumping Detroit Tigers 4-3 Friday night. >
Webb Is Extending His Consistency —
NYT > Baseball 5/17/2008
Brandon Webb, the ace right-hander for the Arizona Diamondbacks, is off on another streak. Last season, he threw 42 consecutive scoreless innings. Now he has won his first nine starts. >
Hamilton, Berkman in spotlight —
Major League Baseball News 5/17/2008
They are two of the hottest hitters in the game. Josh Hamilton, with two home runs and five RBIs, helped the Rangers take Game 1 on Friday, but Lance Berkman still went 2-for-4 for the Astros and takes a 15-game hitting streak into Saturday's game.