Major League Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Tonight's games feature Montreal at Houston with Barnes 4-4 and Jones 7.5, Los Angeles at St Louis with Re.Gross 6-12 and Olivares 7.8, Pittsburgh at San Diego with Tomlin 12-8 and Gehris 2.5, and Houston at Montreal at 8:05 p.m. Sunday action lists San Francisco at Chicago, Montreal at Houston, Pittsburgh at San Diego, Cincinnati at New York and more.
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More Trades Possible As Deadline Draws Near
With 185 potential free agents and three tight division races, teams eye late deals as the August 1 waiver period approaches. The Mets traded David Cone to Toronto for two players, betting on a short-term boost and Cone's pending free agency. Teams like the Rangers, Expos, and Cubs weigh pitching help and veteran arms, while several stars and closers surface in trade chatter and waiver plays.
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California
Bert Blyleven
Rangers
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San Diego
Bruce Hurst
Chicago Cubs
Greg Maddux
Maddux
Mets Sweep Reds as Kent Sparks New York Rally
Kent sparks New York to a sweept of Cincinnati as the Mets capitalize on timely hits and sharp pitching. The victory extends their advantage in the standings and caps a dominant series performance with Kent delivering pivotal runs.
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Kent Sparks
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Reds
Astros Roll Past Expos as Harnisch Fans 10
Pete Harnisch struck out 10 to set a season high, five in a row, guiding the Houston Astros to an 8-1 win over the Montreal Expos on Friday night. Steve Finley contributed four hits and three RBIs as Houston won for the sixth time in seven games and snapped Mark Gardner’s long dominance of the Astros.
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Pete Harnisch
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Cubs 3 Giants 2 in Chicago after late rally
Cubs edged the Giants 3 to 2 as Steve Buccaleone delivered an RBI single capping a three run rally. Sundberg sacrificed to center for the first Cubs run and Andre Dawson lined a two out single to tie the game before Buccaleone's decisive hit.
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Andre Dawson
San Fran
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Arn Soenpi
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Bec
Sanoms
San Francisco
Brewers Set Record For Hits In 22-2 Win
Milwaukee bashed 31 hits in a 22 to 2 rout of Toronto as the Brewers snapped a five game skid. Kevin Seitzer and Scott Fletcher each had five hits, Fletcher and Darryl Hamilton drove in five, Molitor homered, and Jim Gantner's ninth inning infield single made AL history with 31 hits in a nine inning game. Toronto pitcher Dave Cone allowed seven runs over five innings before relief.
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Toonto
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David Cone
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Kelly Gruber
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B.J. Surhoff
Seitzer
Devon White
Dante Bichette
Tigers 4, Royals 2 opening Ilitch era in Detroit
Dan Gladden belted a two run homer in the eighth as the Tigers rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Kansas City 4-2 in Detroit. It was Detroit’s first home game under owner Mike Ilitch, who won approval to purchase the club for about $85 million. Gladden’s homer followed a Royals error and broke the tie, with Walt Terrell earning the win and Mike Henneman getting the save.
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Joyner
Brian McRae
Royals
David Howard
Frank Tanana
Drov Mie MacFarlane
Tindeu
Gladden
Brett
Chuck Meriwether
Kansas City
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Rangers edge Sox as Brown loses no-hitter in seventh
In Arlington Texas Kevin Brown carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning and finished a five hitter as the Rangers beat the White Sox 4 to 1. Brown (17-8) struck out four walked two and was one out from his third shutout before Robin Ventura lined a two-out RBI single. Rafael Palmeiro delivered an RBI single in the first off Greg Hibbard to spark the Texas win.
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