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Halladay Pitches Two-Hit Shutout
"I didn't feel anything. I'm excited about going forward knowing everything is good," Halladay said. The only two hits Halladay gave up were in the infield. "I'm going out and feeling good," Halladay said. "Being able to jump back in and get back to normal is what I look forward to." Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Rangers? Young Injures Back
"It was tough for me to run," Young said. "I didn't feel anything swinging and I didn't feel anything bending over ground balls. It just kicked in when I started running." The injury is not expected to keep Young out of the lineup. Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Kenny Rogers Pitches Complete Game Shut OutKenny Rogers pitched a six-hitter, running his scoreless streak to 30 innings in the Texas Rangers' 5-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday night. ``Today we didn't really have much of a chance,'' Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. ``Kenny Rogers was the story. He dominated. He changed speeds and located the ball and I guess that's why he's the hottest pitcher in the game right now. He's on one of those rolls and we couldn't do much with him.'' Texas scored four runs on six singles, including Sandy Alomar Jr.'s bases-loaded hit that scored Alfonso Soriano and Laynce Nix. David Dellucci and Michael Young also had run-scoring singles in the inning to help Texas to a 4-0 lead. Texas Rangers, Minnesota Twins Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Twins May 2005 Archive
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Roy Halladay pitched a two-hitter for his second shutout of the season, leading the Toronto Blue Jays to a 4-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
Texas Rangers All-Star shortstop Michael Young was forced to leave yesterdays game in the third inning of the Rangers game in Minnesota due to spasms caused by the Metrodome?s artificial surface.