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The San Diego Union-Tribune

 
AL highlights

May 25, 2006

WHO'S HOT

Carl Crawford

D-Rays outfielder goes 5-for-5, homers, scores five runs, drives in two and steals four bases.

WHO'S NOT

Josh Towers

Blue Jay (1-8) narrowly escapes his ninth loss, ERA rises to 9.00 and he gets sent to minors.

NOTABLE

Reversal of fortune:  Toronto's Josh Towers has allowed 13 homers in 45 innings. Last season, he gave up 24 homers in 208 2/3. He signed a two-year, $5.2 million contract in the offseason.

NUMBERS

.426 Opponents' batting average against Minnesota's Brad Radke in the first inning.

17 Defensive starting outfield alignments for the New York Yankees, the most in the majors this season.

QUOTABLE

“I hope I figured something out. I've just been waiting around to get my (rear) kicked.”

– Angels pitcher Jeff Weaver, who beat the Rangers for his first win

in more than a month

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