Standings and schedules for baseball games across leagues
The standings show New York leading with eight wins and Detroit five, Toronto eleven and Cleveland five, Kansas City thirteen and Boston five, Chicago seven and Milwaukee three, Seattle five and California four, Oakland six and Minnesota five. Texas trails five to two after 11 innings. Monday and Tuesday game slates include NY at Cleveland, KC at Detroit, Toronto at Chicago, Boston at Texas, Minnesota at California, Seattle at Oakland with listed start times. Additional matchups feature Montreal, Atlanta, Cincinnati, San Francisco, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Houston and Los Angeles across various venues with several 7:35 p.m. and 8:35 p.m. starts.
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Leaders in American and National League batting and pitching
Stars across both leagues dominate the leaderboard. In the American League Boggs and Puckett pace with high averages and runs, while McGwire and Bell lead home runs and RBIs. In the National League Gwynn tops batting with 359, Dawson and Clark drive RBI and power, with Leach and Sutcliffe posting strong pitching marks.
Davis Joins 30-30 Club In Reds' 5-4 Victory
Eric Davis became the seventh player to reach 30 homers and 30 steals in a season by homering off the upper deck facade in the 11th inning as the Reds beat the Giants 5-4 to extend NL West lead. He also added his 38th and 39th stolen bases and 30th homer.
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Seitzer Goes 6 for 6 in Royals 13 5 Win Over Boston
Royals rookie Kevin Seitzer collects six hits seven RBIs and four runs in a high offensive day. He ties team records with 13 total bases and seven RBIs as Kansas City defeats Boston 13 to 5 while shifting George Brett to first base and raising his batting average to .324.
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Yankees Near Deal to Stay at Yankee Stadium Through 2032
New York Newsday reports a pact to extend the Yankees residence at Yankee Stadium to 2032 in return for parking improvements an adjacent railroad station and street work in the Bronx. final agreement set for August 19 with New York State Urban Development Corp acting as broker.
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