Day: September 3, 2007

Tigers LHP Rogers to start WednesdayTigers LHP Rogers to start Wednesday

Kenny Rogers is returning to the Tigers’ rotation for the September stretch run. Rogers is scheduled to start Wednesday’s home game against the Chicago White Sox at Comerica Park, which will be the first outing for the left-hander in more than a month. Rogers went on the 15-day disabled list for the second time this season July 26 with inflammation in his left elbow.

Colts hoping for another fast startColts hoping for another fast start

The Indianapolis Colts would do almost anything to avoid slowing down. They live on a no-huddle offense and quick-hitting scores, and rely on defensive speed to force opponents into mistakes. So in Thursday night’s season opener against New Orleans, the Colts hope to do — what else? — start fast. “I believe it’s important because you can get out in front and force other teams to play perfect…

Mariners’ Suzuki reaches 200 hits againMariners’ Suzuki reaches 200 hits again

Seattle’s Ichiro Suzuki homered off Yankees starter Roger Clemens on Monday to reach 200 hits for the seventh consecutive season, tying the AL record. Suzuki singled in the first and homered on a 2-0 pitch to right-center in the third to give the Mariners a 2-1 lead. It was Suzuki’s sixth homer of the year and extended his own major league record for consecutive 200-hit seasons to begin a career to…

Pedro returns, reaches 3,000 strikeoutsPedro returns, reaches 3,000 strikeouts

Pedro Martinez completed his comeback from major shoulder surgery on Monday and quickly went into the record books, becoming the 15th pitcher to strike out 3,000 batters in his career. The New York Mets’ right-hander needed only two strikeouts to reach the mark. He fanned Scott Hatteberg on a foul-tipped fastball for 2,999 to open the second inning, then finished it off and reached the mark by…

Jaguars sign veteran CB GlennJaguars sign veteran CB Glenn

Veteran cornerback Aaron Glenn signed with Jacksonville on Monday, two days after being cut by Dallas. Glenn gives the Jaguars a fifth cornerback, playing behind starters Rashean Mathis and Brian Williams and possibly competing with Terry Cousin for the nickel role. Jacksonville had planned to keep five cornerbacks, but released second-year player Dee Webb and journeyman Bruce Thornton in final…