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APRIL 28, 2001
Tonight is the second game in the series in Chicago between the Mariners and the White Sox. The Mariners have begun the season with a 10-3 record on the road.
Kansas City Royals 2B Luis Alicea will miss 9 months because of a broken kneecap.
Rumor has it the Arizona Diamondbacks have placed 1B Greg Colbrunn on the trading block.
OTHER GAMES SCHEDULED
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 9-14 at Detroit Tigers 9-13
Oakland Athletics 13-10 at New York Yankees 13-10
Anaheim Angels 9-14 at Toronto Blue Jays 11-12
Kansas City Royals 11-12 at Boston Red Sox 12-11
Texas Rangers 7-16 at Cleveland Indians 15-7
Baltimore Orioles 11-12 at Minnesota Twins 10-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Florida Marlins 8-15 at Houston Astros 13-9
Montreal Expos 13-10 at Milwaukee Brewers 5-17
New York Mets 12-10 at St Louis Cardinals 11-11
Cincinnati Reds 11-11 at Colorado Rockies 11-10
Chicago Cubs 11-10 at San Francisco Giants 17-5
Atlanta Braves 13-11 at Arizona Diamondbacks 10-13
Philadelphia Phillies 12-11 at Los Angeles Dodgers 11-12
Pittsburgh Pirates 9-13 at San Diego Padres 12-11
SEATTLE MARINERS (16-7) AT CHICAGO WHITE SOX (12-9)
MATCHUPS
SP Paul Abbott vs James Baldwin Advantage Push
C Dan Wilson vs Sandy Alomar Jr Advantage Seattle
1B John Olerud vs Paul Konerko Advantage Seattle
2B Bret Boone vs Ray Durham Advantage Seattle
3B David Bell vs Jose Valentin Advantage Chicago
SS Carlos Guillen vs Royce Clayton Advantage Seattle
LF Mark T McLemore vs Carlos Lee Advantage Seattle
CF Mike Cameron vs Chris Singleton Advantage Seattle
RF Ichiro Suzuki vs Magglio Ordonez Advantage Push
DH Edgar Martinez vs Jose Canseco Advantage Seattle
In the bottom of the second, the White Sox loaded the bases with one out. Singleton went down on strikes for the second out. Alomar then grounded to short to end the inning without the White Sox getting on the board.
After three: Seattle 0 Chicago 0.
In the bottom of the fourth, Valentin broke the scoreless tie with a 372 foot solo home run.
In the top of the fifth, the Mariners loaded the bases with one out. Cameron went down on strikes for the second out. Suzuki, however, came through with a two-run double to give the Mariners the lead.
After six: Seattle 2 Chicago 1.
In the top of the seventh, Josh Fogg took the mound for the White Sox.
In the bottom of the seventh, pinch hitter Frank E Thomas tied the game with a two-out RBI single.
In the top of the eighth, the Mariners loaded the bases with one out. McLemore grounded into the 4-2 fielder's choice for the second out. Bob Howry then took the mound for the White Sox. Wilson got contact on a 1-0 pitch and turned it into a tie-breaking two-run single.
In the bottom of the eighth, Arthur Rhodes took the mound for the Mariners. Pinch hitter Herbert Perry made it a one-run game with a two-out RBI single. Alomar followed with his own RBI single to tie the game. With runners at first and second and two out, Jeff Nelson took the mound for the Mariners. A walk loaded the bases with two out. But Canseco grounded to third to end the inning.
In the top of the ninth, Keith Foulke took the mound for the White Sox.
In the bottom of the ninth, Valentin ended the game with an RBI single.
The two teams combined for 20 hits in the contest. White Sox pitchers combined to record 10 strikeouts.
Final score: Chicago 5 Seattle 4.
PLAYER OF THE GAME
James Baldwin 6.0 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 8 K
OTHER SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 10 Detroit Tigers 2
New York Yankees 14 Oakland Athletics 1
Toronto Blue Jays 5 Anaheim Angels 4
Kansas City Royals 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Texas Rangers 10 Cleveland Indians 6
Baltimore Orioles 8 Minnesota Twins 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Houston Astros 5 Florida Marlins 4 10 innings
Montreal Expos 8 Milwaukee Brewers 7
New York Mets 6 St Louis Cardinals 1
Cincinnati Reds 11 Colorado Rockies 9
San Francisco Giants 10 Chicago Cubs 5
Arizona Diamondbacks 17 Atlanta Braves 4
Philadelphia Phillies 6 Los Angeles Dodgers 5
San Diego Padres 2 Pittsburgh Pirates 1
TOP PERFORMERS
1. Junior Spivey Arizona Diamondbacks 4 for 4, 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 R, BB
2. Pat Burrell Philadelphia Phillies 2 for 2, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 3 R, 2 BB
3. Bernie F Williams New York Yankees 3 for 5, 2B, 3B, HR, 6 RBI, 3 R
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