Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
Standings show Montreal leading with six wins, SF five, Cincinnati five, New York five, Atlanta four, St. Louis two, Houston three, Chicago two, Los Angeles three, Philadelphia two. Tuesday games feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and others across eight matchups including Oakland at California and New York at Toronto with numerous 7:35 to 10:35 p.m. starts.
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Montreal
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
San Diego
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Power
Bielecki
Acker
Mathews
Lynch
Darwin
Fernandez
Dravecky
Martinez
Oakland
Detroit
Kansas City
California
Texas
Boston
Witt
Drabek
Andujar
Morris
Toronto
J.johnson
Cleveland
Bailes
Leibrandt
Dotson
Oston
Boyd
Soynd
Minnesota
Portugal
Milwauke
Wegman
Baltimore
Dixon
Seattle
Mcote
Milwaukee
St. Louis Chicago
Poe Cincinnati
Cleveland Milwaukee
Chicago Minnesota
Leaders Highlight 1986 National League Standouts
The chart lists NL leaders in pitching and batting with names such as Fernandez New York and Ojeda New York. It shows strikeout leaders Scott Houston and Valenzuela Los Angeles plus saves leaders Reardon Montreal and Worrell St Louis. Batting leaders include Brooks Montreal Gwynn San Diego and Raines Montreal with top averages and RBI leaders Schmidt Philadelphia and Parker Cincinnati. Pitching leaders Clemens Boston Rasmussen New York and King Detroit with win totals and earned run averages.
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Fernandez
New York
Ojeda
Gooden
Darling
Deshaies
Houston
Robinson
Cincinnati
Scott
Valenzuela
Los Angeles
Welch
Ryan
Reardon
Montreal
Worrell
St. Louis
Dsmith
LeSmith
Chicago
France
Brooks
Gwynn
San Diego
Raines
Backman
Crown
San Francisco
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Carter
Parker
Gravis
Hayes
Hiits
Sax
Bass
Sandberg
Reynolds
Pittsburgh
Dunston
Ray
Samuel
Webster
Coleman
McGee
Gdavis
Murphy
Atlanta
Edavis
Kernandez
B Davis
Duncan
Doran
Clemens
Boston
Rasmussen
King
Detroit
Henke
Toronto
Eichhorn
Langston
Seattle
Morris
Higuera
Milwaukee
Mwitt
California
Saves
Aase
Baltimore
Righetti
Hernandez
San Fran
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Wallach
Raines If
Midndorf
Dawson Rf
Wclark
Webster Cf
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Law
Aldrete If
McGffgn
Brenly
Uribe
Foley
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Aldrete
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W Clark
Johnson
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McGugan
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LaCoss L
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Daniels
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Bell
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Clemens denied 20th win as Petralli Sierra rally Rangers
Texas Rangers rally from an early 2-0 deficit to defeat Boston Red Sox 4-2 after Roger Clemens pitched eight innings of two hit ball. Pat Petralli tied game with a two run homer in the eighth and Ruben Sierra followed with a two run blast in the ninth. Padres?
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Geno Petrallis
Ruben Sierras
Boston
Roger Clemens
Clemens
Texas
Petralli
Sierra
Calvin Schiraldi
Rangers
Red Sox
Bobby Valentine
Puerto Rico
Schiraldi
Darrell Porter
Gary Ward
Larry Parrish
Ruben Sierra
Angels
Yankees
Doug DeCinces
RBI
Bob Boone
John Candelaria
Vern Ruhle
Gary Lucas
Donnie Moore
Candelaria
Moore
DeCinces
Baylor
Rf Armas
Gedman
Fietcher
Buckner
Barrett
Bwitt
Mohorcic
McCoy
Voltaggio
Young
Phillips
Astros Rally In Ninth For 20th Victory Of Season
The Astros beat Chicago 3-2 on an eighth inning rally sparked by Alan Ashby and Craig Reynolds as Jose Cruz scored the go ahead run. Houston extended its NL West lead to eight over San Francisco and Cincinnati.
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Houston Astros
Alan Ashby
RBI
Craig Reynolds
Houston
Astros
Chicago
Hal Lanier
Billy Hatcher
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chris Speier
Jose Cruz
Davey Lopes
Jody Davis
Reynolds
Speier
Ron Cey
Bob Knepper
Charlie Kerfeld
Dave Smith
Lee Smith
Mets
Padres
New York
Ray Knight
San Diego
Howard Johnson
Craig Lefferts
Rafael Santana
Knight
Johnson
Santana
Kevin McReynolds
Expos
Giants
Montreal
Tom Foley
Foley
Mike LaCoss
Mitch Webster
Oe Bilardello
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