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Quite possibly the greatest guitar player of all time, Eric Clapton is coming live and on tour to your home town! With his varying styles of songs that interlace Blues, Jazz and other genres into Rock and Roll, Clapton is still pleasing crowds to this day. Get your seats early through Ticketdugout.com as Eric Clapton plays to sold out crowds in your hometome. Get your tickets now!

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MLB News - 05/23/13

Lyons stymies Padres in big league debut
Southpaw Tyler Lyons became the latest Cardinals rookie to deliver on Wednesday night, turning in a dominant seven innings while making his Major League debut in a 5-3 win against the Padres at Petco Park.
Ellsbury enjoys first multi-hit night since May 4
When things are going well for Jacoby Ellsbury, a two-hit, two-walk night is hardly news. But the fact that such a performance on Wednesday drew a crowd around his locker is an indication that the center fielder has been in a pretty good slump.
Astros take series behind Lyles' solid outing
J.D. Martinez hit a two-run home run and starter Jordan Lyles allowed six hits and one run to lead the Astros to a 3-1 win over the Royals at Minute Maid Park on Wednesday.
Salas lands on disabled list with shoulder injury
The Cardinals placed right-hander Fernando Salas on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation on Wednesday. The move freed up a spot on the 25-man roster for lefty Tyler Lyons, who was added to start the series finale with the Padres.
Reinsdorf honored for work off the field
Jerry Reinsdorf received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2013 Sports Business Awards on Wednesday, but he knows it was mostly a night for reflection and larger lessons. The White Sox owner said that 32 years in professional sports have shown him again and again how they can make a substantive and positive impact on communities and in the lives of men and women.
MLB.com At the Ballpark app garners award
Major League Baseball Advanced Media was honored with Best in Sports Technology on Wednesday night at the sixth annual Sports Business Awards, recognition for its experiential MLB.com At the Ballpark app that makes it even more fun to go to a game.
Westbrook's injury rehabilitation has a setback
Throwing off the mound for the first time in two weeks, Cardinals right-hander Jake Westbrook had to end the session after 20 pitches Wednesday due to discomfort in his right elbow.
Wilson sharp as Angels' offensive surge continues
For the fourth consecutive game, the Angels put on an offensive showcase as they defeated the Mariners, 7-1, on Wednesday at Angel Stadium.
Bucs make every -- and only -- run count vs. Cubs
Behind a stellar outing from Francisco Liriano, the Pirates outlasted the Cubs, 1-0, at PNC Park on Wednesday.
Richard makes promising second rehab start
Padres pitcher Clayton Richard, on the disabled list since May 5 with an intestinal virus, made his second Minor League rehabilitation start on Tuesday for Triple-A Tucson in Omaha, allowing two runs in six innings.
Forsythe, Maybin are ready for game action
A pair of not-so injured Padres are heading to Arizona to play in games on Friday, as infielder Logan Forsythe and outfielder Cameron Maybin work their way back from the disabled list.
Despite early exit, Kuroda expected to make next start
Yankees right-hander Hiroki Kuroda expects to make his next scheduled start despite being forced to exit in the third inning of Wednesday's game, a 6-3 loss to the Orioles, with a bruised right calf.

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