Barrett punches, Cubs' offense punchless in 7-0 loss

The Cubs catcher decked A.J. Pierzynski after a home-plate collision.
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CHICAGO -- Tadahito Iguchi hit a grand slam and a two-run drive and the Cubs-White Sox rivalry boiled over in a melee that led to four ejections.
The Cubs' Michael Barrett punched A.J. Pierzynski in the jaw after a home-plate collision between the two catchers in the second inning and the benches emptied.
Freddy Garcia (7-1) won his seventh straight decision -- the White Sox won 7-0 -- allowing eight hits in eight shutout innings. He was backed by three double plays against a Cubs team that has lost 17 of 21.
Rich Hill (0-4), still searching for his first major league win, gave up five hits and seven runs in four-plus innings, while issuing five walks.
CHICAGO (NL)CHICAGO (AL)
abrhbiabrhbi
Pierre cf4010Pdsdnk lf3210
Cedeno ss4020Iguchi 2b3236
TWalkr dh4020Thome dh3010
Barrett c1000Knerko 1b4000
NPerez 2b3010Dye rf4000
JJones rf4010Przyns c0100
ARmrz 3b3020Widger c3000
Mabry 1b1000Crede 3b3100
HBlnco c3000Uribe ss3110
Murton lf3000BrAdrs cf0001
Hrst Jr 2b3000Mckwk cf1000
Totals33090Totals27767
Chicago (NL)000000000--0
Chicago (AL)05002000x--7
E--Dye (1). DP--Chicago (NL) 2, Chicago (AL) 3. LOB--Chicago (NL) 7, Chicago (AL) 4. HR--Iguchi 2 (6). SF--BrAnderson.
IPHRERBBSO
Chicago (NL)
RHill L,0-4457752
Novoa1 2-310012
Ohman2-300010
Williamson2-300000
Dempster100002
Chicago (AL)
FGarcia W,7-1880003
Thornton110002
RHill pitched to 3 batters in the 5th. HBP--by Thornton (ARamirez). WP--RHill, Thornton. Umpires--Home, Greg Gibson; First, Paul Nauert; Second, Charlie Reliford; Third, Larry Vanover. T--2:38. A--39,387.
Yankees 5, Mets 4, 11 innings
NEW YORK -- Pinch-hitter Andy Phillips lined an RBI single in the 11th inning to lift the Yankees to an improbable win in the Subway Series.
Johnny Damon hustled to beat a double-play relay that capped a four-run rally in the ninth inning against Mets closer Billy Wagner.
Phillips, hitting only .174, delivered a two-out single off Jorge Julio (1-2) after Miguel Cairo drew a leadoff walk and stole two bases in the 11th.
Mariano Rivera (2-3) pitched two scoreless innings to get the win.
Pedro Martinez tossed seven shutout innings, and Carlos Delgado and Cliff Floyd homered for the Mets. Martinez struck out eight and allowed four hits.
NEW YORK (AL)NEW YORK (NL)
abrhbiabrhbi
Damon cf5001Reyes ss5100
Jeter ss5010KMtsui 2b4010
JaGbi 1b4110Beltran cf5111
MRivra p0000CDlgdo 1b5111
ARod 3b4120Wright 3b4011
Cano 2b5111Floyd lf5111
Cairo lf4100Nady rf5000
MCbrra rf4110RCstro c4000
Stnet c4001PMrtnz p2000
Mssina p2000JuFrco ph1010
Reese ph1010Snchez p0000
Villone p0000BWgnr p0000
BWllms ph0001Felicno p0000
Prctr p0000Brdford p0000
APhllps 1b1011Vlentin ph1000
Julio p0000
Totals39585Totals41464
New York (AL)00000000401--5
New York (NL)20010010000--4
E--JaGiambi (4), ARodriguez (8), Stinnett (1), Villone (1), Floyd (1), RCastro (1), PMartinez (2). DP--New York (NL) 3. LOB--New York (AL) 8, New York (NL) 6. 2B--Beltran (7), Wright (12), JuFranco (1). HR--CDelgado (14), Floyd (4). SB--Damon (10), Cairo 2 (3), MCabrera (1), Reyes (16).
IPHRERBBSO
New York (AL)
Mussina754207
Villone100021
Proctor100002
MRivera W,2-3210004
New York (NL)
PMartinez740018
Sanchez110000
BWagner1-324430
Feliciano1-300000
Bradford1-300000
Julio L,1-2211122
HBP--by BWagner (BWilliams). Umpires--Home, Larry Young; First, Tom Hallion; Second, Mike Everitt; Third, Alfonso Marquez. T--3:36. A--56,185.
Dodgers 8, Angels 4
LOS ANGELES -- Pinch-hitter J.D. Drew's 150th career homer leading off the seventh drove in the go-ahead run for the streaking Dodgers.
The Dodgers won by scoring seven runs in their final three at-bats.
The win was the 11th in 14 games for the NL club, which moved a season-best three games over .500. The loss was the fourth straight and 16th in 21 games for the Angels, who dropped a season-high nine games below .500.
Drew hit a 1-2 pitch from Scot Shields (1-3) into the right-field bullpen to snap a 4-4 tie.
LOS ANGELES (NL)LOS ANGELES (AL)
abrhbiabrhbi
Figgins cf5011Furcal ss5031
AKndy 2b4120Lofton cf5110
VGrero rf4000Grcprr 1b4120
JRivra lf4111JKent 2b4111
Shields p0000Aybar 3b2213
Bulger p0000Ethier lf4110
Yan p0000JoCruz rf3000
McPrsn 3b4112Martin c4101
Quinlan 1b4120Tomko p2000
Aybar ss4020Beimel p0000
JMolna c3010JDrew ph1111
Napoli ph1000DBaez p0000
Gregg p3000Saenz ph0000
Murphy cf1000Saito p0000
Totals374104Totals348107
Los Angeles (AL)300100000--4
Los Angeles (NL)10000313x--8
LOB--Los Angeles (AL) 6, Los Angeles 6 (NL). 2B--AKennedy 2 (9), JRivera (5), JMolina (5), Garciaparra (11). HR--McPherson (1), Aybar (1), JDrew (8). CS--JRivera (2).
IPHRERBBSO
Los Angeles (AL)
Gregg674417
Shields L,1-3111102
Bulger2-313331
Yan1-310000
Los Angeles (NL)
Tomko6104404
Beimel W,1-0100003
DBaez100000
Saito100001
WP--Bulger, Tomko, Beimel. Umpires--Home, Wally Bell; First, Ramon Armendariz; Second, Paul Emmel; Third, C.B. Bucknor. T--3:01. A--55,587.
Rangers 6, Astros 0
HOUSTON -- Kevin Millwood pitched seven innings and Michael Young drove in two runs for Texas.
Millwood (5-3) allowed four hits and struck out six with no walks, improving to 4-0 with a 2.31 ERA on the road. He threw 108 pitches and was replaced by Rick Bauer, who worked a perfect inning before Francisco Cordero finished the five-hitter, Texas' third shutout this season.
TEXASHOUSTON
abrhbiabrhbi
Mathws cf5130Tveras cf4010
MYong ss4122Biggio 2b4020
Txeira 1b4130Brkmn rf3000
Blalock 3b3101Ensbrg 3b4010
Mench rf4021Lamb 1b4000
DeRosa 2b4010Asmus c3010
Wlkrsn lf5121PrWlsn lf3000
Laird c5121AEvrtt ss3000
Mllwod p3000Pettitte p1000
Bauer p0000McEng ph1000
Nevin ph1000Brkski p0000
FCdero p0000Brntlett ph1000
Gallo p0000
Totals386156Totals31050
Texas202010001--6
Houston000000000--0
E--Blalock (6), Berkman (3). DP--Texas 2, Houston 1. LOB--Texas 14, Houston 5. 2B--Matthews 2 (16), MYoung (17), Mench (6), Biggio (17). HR--Laird (2). S--Millwood. SF--MYoung, Blalock.
IPHRERBBSO
Texas
Millwood W,5-3740006
Bauer100000
FCordero110002
Houston
Pettitte L,3-56125558
Borkowski220012
Gallo111100
HBP--by Millwood (Berkman). Umpires--Home, Mike Winters; First, Adrian Johnson; Second, Brian Runge; Third, Bruce Froemming. T--2:52. A--41,480.
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