Roundup: Despite Illness, Braves Rookie Beats Red Sox

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Date: 2009-06-29 09:21:00

Tommy Hanson allowed two hits in six shutout innings — despite feeling ill — as Atlanta edged Boston, 2-1, and avoided a series sweep.

Source and full article: nytimes.com/Sports

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