Braves hold on as Mercker nails sixth save in win
Daulton walks and Hollins doubles to set up Tom Marsh scoring on a fielder’s choice. Bell, Morandini, and Javier score on a misplay as Freeman’s throw air fails. Mercker closes with a groundout, keeping Braves five games ahead of Cincinnati in the NL West after a 6 5 victory.
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Mets Rally Past Reds for Sixth Straight Win
Dwight Gooden survived six innings and doubled in a run as the New York Mets defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 to stretch their season high win streak to six. Chico Walker went 3 for 3 with three RBIs, Hal Morris had three Reds hits including a first inning homer, and New York rebuilt a 5-1 lead into a tight finish.
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Cubs Beat Giants 7 2 Behind Castillo Homers Rally
Chicago Cubs starter Frank Castillo earned his second straight win after a winless drought from June 28 to Aug 24. The Cubs hit back-to-back home runs to defeat the San Francisco Giants 7 2. Castillo and manager Jim Lefebvre were ejected in the seventh after a pitch hit Thompson and benches cleared. umpires kept peace.
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Cone falters in debut as Brewers beat Jays 7 2
Milwaukee Brewers overpower Toronto Blue Jays 7 to 2 as David Cone struggles in his first start after the trade. Chris Bosio improves to 12-5, eight Brewers steals set an AL record, and Milwaukee trims Toronto’s AL East lead despite a shaky pitching outing.
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