The surrogate
It begins with a woman who yearns for a baby and another who is willing and able to give her one. You can imagine the motives of the prospective parents. But what about the woman willing to carry a baby, give birth and then walk away?
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Akinori Iwamura was on third and Carlos Pena on first with one out in the first when Evan Longoria lifted a fly ball to right. Jermaine Dye hustled in to catch it, and it was not deep enough for Iwamura to tag up. The inning ended when Carl Crawford hit a comebacker. "I don't know if it was the first-inning jitters," Crawford said. "But we missed out on some opportunities right there that we could have really cashed in and put them down."
Adventures in baserunning
A.J. Pierzynski's two-out single scored Dewayne Wise to tie it at 1 in the third. But what came before that was key. After walking, Wise avoided being doubled up on Juan Uribe's liner to first with a great dive. Then he stole second and scored easily on the single.
More adventures in baserunning
Still 1-1 in the fourth, the White Sox loaded the bases with no outs, and Alexei Ramirez sent a fly ball to center. Jim Thome easily scored, and as Paul Konerko broke for third, the no-longer fleet Ken Griffey broke for second. SS Jason Bartlett cut off B.J. Upton's throw but got it to second too late to get Griffey. Griffey might not have scored on Dewayne Wise's ensuing double and might have been stranded after Juan Uribe's strikeout and Orlando Cabrera's groundout.
[Last modified: Oct 06, 2008 02:07 PM]
Comments on this article
by Jim
Oct 6, 2008 2:07 PM
Am I the only one who noticed when Wise stole second, as Navarro was attempting to throw the ball to Bartlett, Pierzynski's bat flicked back in front of the plate? Navarro's mask blocked his view but replay clearly showed it.
That guy is a scumbag!
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