导出博客文章BOSTON -- Alex Rodriguez drove in a run with a bases-loaded dribbler, capping a
three-run rally in the eighth inning that lifted the New York Yankees over the
Red Sox 4-2 Thursday night and sent the booed designated hitter out of Boston
with one last victory.Rodriguez is set to play his final game for New York on
Friday night at Yankee Stadium against Tampa Bay. The slumping 41-year-old will
then be released and become an adviser and instructor for the team.Rodriguez was
0 for 4 and loudly jeered throughout the game, which turned in the Yankees favor
on a crucial fielding mistake that allowed them to overcome a 2-1 deficit and
take two out of three in the series.Rodriguez lined out, popped out and struck
out before his tapper in front of the plate in the eighth allowed Brett Gardner
to score from third and put New York up 4-2.In 1994, Rodriguez was a teenager
with Seattle when he got an infield single at Fenway Park for his first major
league hit.The RBI for Rodriguez came after the Red Sox intentionally walked
Chase Headley with one out.And it punctuated the frustration for Boston fans who
had just seen former Red Sox star Jacoby Ellsbury, booed almost as loudly as
Rodriguez, hit a fly ball to left field that rookie Andrew Benintendi misread
with the bases loaded.The ball went past Benintendi, allowing two runs to score
on what was originally ruled a sacrifice fly and error. After the game, it was
changed to a two-run double.Dellin Betances earned his third save, striking out
Dustin Pedroia and Xander Bogaerts with runners at the corners to end it.Luis
Cessa (2-0) pitched two scoreless innings. Brad Ziegler (0-3) got the
loss.Boston starter Eduardo Rodriguez gave up one run and three hits in seven
innings.Hanley Ramirez drove in both runs for Boston with a single in the first
and an RBI double in the fifth off Michael Pineda.Ramirez later was knocked down
in a collision by Gary Sanchez while trying to field a bounced throw at first
base. Ramirez was checked by a trainer and stayed in the game.TRAINERS
ROOMYankees: RHP Nathan Eovaldi had an MRI on his pitching elbow and was
evaluated by team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad. The Yankees did not disclose
the results but did say Eovaldi will seek a second opinion. Until we have that
second opinion, were not going to release anything, manager Joe Girardi said.Red
Sox: OF Mookie Betts was out of the starting lineup after leaving Wednesday
nights game early with tightness in his right calf. Manager John Farrell said
Betts calf was still sore and he needed a night off.UP NEXTYankees: LHP C.C.
Sabathia (6-9, 4.18 ERA) starts as the Yankees return to New York for a weekend
series against Tampa Bay. RHP Chris Archer (6-15, 4.26) is scheduled to start
for the Rays.Red Sox: LHP David Price (9-8, 4.34) tries again to snap out of a
slump when Boston opens a three-game series at home against Arizona. Price has
lost his last two decisions and hasnt won since July 10. LHP Patrick Corbin
(4-11, 5.37) starts for the Diamondbacks.
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whether hell play Sunday in the Jaguars home game against the San Diego
Chargers. MILWAUKEE -- With the Milwaukee Brewers clinging to a one-run lead
with one out in the ninth, Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo drove a ball
to deep center field off closer Tyler Thornburg.Drifting back, outfielder Keon
Broxton timed his leaped and stretched above the wall to make the catch.Broxton
pumped his fist as he landed and Thornburg then got the final out to preserve
Milwaukees 2-1 victory Wednesday night.Jonathan Villar homered from both sides
of the plate to account for the Brewers runs.I honestly didnt think it was going
to go that far off the bat, Broxton said. I just jogged to where I thought it
was going to be and tracked it all the way to the wall. I saw it coming down and
I had a good chance to jump up and catch it.Milwaukee manager Craig Counsell
described Broxtons catch with the game on the line as every outfielders
dream.You could tell by the way Keon reacted. You dont get opportunities like
that (very often), Counsell said.Chicago manager Joe Maddon said he knew that
ball would carry to the fence as soon as it was hit.But that kid, Broxton, hes
so athletic that he was able to go over it, Maddon said.Milwaukee, which took
two of three in the series, got its first hit when Villar homered leading off
the fourth. Villar homered again off Joe Smith (1-1), the sixth Chicago pitcher,
leading off the eighth.I dont feel happy for me. I feel happy for the team
because we won, Villar said. Thats Broxtons game. If he didnt take the ball away
its a tie game.Corey Knebel (1-2) pitched a scoreless inning in relief to get
the win. Thornburg notched his ninth save in 13 chances.Chicago starter Mike
Montgomery faced the minimum number of batters through three innings.The Cubs
loaded the bases with one out in the first against Milwaukee starter Matt Garza,
but failed to score.Garza, facing his former team for the second time this
season, retired 14 of 15 batters at one point before giving up a solo home run
to Rizzo with two outs in the sixth.Garza gave up one run and three hits in six
innings.I made one mistake, Garza said. You cant get sour orr you ruin the
rhythm you are in right now.ddddddddddddarza has given up just two earned runs
in 18 1/3 innings over his last three starts.Hes understood that he had to make
adjustments, and hes understanding that this is the new him, Counsell said. Now
hes at the point where he can have success being this guy.Montgomery lasted five
innings, allowing one run and two hits.Montgomery, acquired by the Cubs on July
20 from Seattle in an effort to bolster their bullpen, gained a spot in the
starting rotation when John Lackey went on the disabled list with a shoulder
problem. He remained in the rotation after the Lackeys return on Sunday as the
Cubs have temporarily opted to go with a six-man rotation.Milwaukee won for just
the sixth time in the last 28 games against the Cubs.SLIDING BYRyan Braun tried
to stretch a single into a double in the fourth but slid past second base and
was called out when Cubs second baseman Ben Zobrist applied the tag.TRAINERS
ROOMCubs: Reliever Justin Grimm left the game with an undisclosed illness after
facing one batter in the sixth. ... Maddon thought about resting Rizzo but
reconsidered. Watching him yesterday, he didnt look tired so I put him back in.
I thought the day before (Monday) his bat looked a little bit off, Maddon said.
But with the night game after the day game he got some good rest. We have a day
off (Thursday) so I chose to play him today.UP NEXTCubs: Jon Lester (15-4, 2.61
ERA) gets the start as Chicago opens a three-game series at Houston on Friday.
Lester took a no-hitter into the seventh inning in his last start on Friday
against San Francisco and finished with a complete game three-hitter. He will
make his second career start against Houston and first since June 2008.Brewers:
Junior Guerra (7-3, 2.85 ERA) will take the mound as Milwaukee opens a four-game
series at St. Louis on Thursday. Guerra is 0-2 with a 4.50 ERA in two career
starts against St. Louis, both coming this season. ' ' '