Baseball Weekend Standings and Full Schedule Highlights
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 8 wins and Pittsburgh 7 while New York has 4 and St. Louis 3. Friday night games include Chicago at Montreal and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with multiple 2 p.m. to 7:40 p.m. starts across cities. Saturday schedules list doubleheaders and late-night matchups with Houston at Atlanta and Dodgers at Giants among others. Sunday cards feature Boston at Detroit and Baltimore at Cleveland with a dense set of intercity clashes across the league.
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Astros Rally Past Dodgers In Eighth For 3-2 Win
The Astros erase a late deficit with a three-run eighth inning capped by Glenn Davis RBI single. Houston has won 13 of 17 at home, nine in final at bats, as they stay hot against the Dodgers.
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Red Sox Explode For 11-6 Win Over Royals
Boston hits surge as 18 clean blows fuel an 11 to 6 victory over Kansas City. Slumping Boston breaks 4 game AL East lead gap while Texas dominates Milwaukee and Baltimore powers past Cleveland in a separate slate.
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Leaders in National League Batting and Power and Speed
The National League leaders include Brooks of Montreal batting .340 with 268 at bats followed by Raines .334 and Crown .333. Carter of New York leads RBI with 87, Schmidt 83, Parker 81. Schmidt of Philadelphia and Davis of Houston lead home runs with 25 and 24, while Coleman of St Louis has 85 stolen bases and Davis of Cincinnati 60.
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