Baseball Standings and Tuesday Game Schedule
Standings show Baltimore 4 Chicago 1 Cleveland 9 Kansas City 7 Toronto 6 Texas 4 Minnesota 2 New York 0 California 10 Boston 7 after 12 innings Oakland 5 Detroit 3 Seattle 3 Milwaukee 2. Tuesday games list matchups Minnesota at New York Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Cleveland Texas at Toronto Boston at California Detroit at Oakland Milwaukee at Seattle with respective pitchers and times.
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Kansas City
Toronto
Texas
Minnesota
New York
California
Boston
Oakland
Detroit
Seattle
Milwaukee
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Nieves
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Indians Down Saberhagen In 9-7 Victory Over Royals
Cleveland capitalized on Bret Saberhagen’s rough outing to snap Kansas City’s six game win streak, with Cory Snyder delivering a two run homer and a second grand slam as the Indians rally for a 9-7 win. Other AL scores included Baltimore over Chicago and Toronto over Texas.
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Bret Saberhagen
Kansas City
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Cleveland
Royals
Saberhagen
Steve Farr
Cory Snyder
Snyder
Baltimore
Chicago
Toronto
Texas
Minnesota
New York
Oakland
Detroit
Seattle
Milwaukee
California
Boston
Leaders in American and National League batting and pitching
The leaders list shows Boggs Boston Puckett Minnesota and others atop batting. Star hitters include Gwynn San Diego and JClark St. Louis with high RBI counts and runs. Pitching leaders feature Guetterman Seattle Saberhagen Kansas City Morris Detroit and Schmidt Baltimore with strong win totals and low ERAs. </s>
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San Diego
Galarraga
Montreal
Maldonado
San Francisco
W Clark
Hatcher
Houston
Rms
Edavis
Cincinnati
Coleman
St. Louis
Durphy
Atlanta
Jclark
RBI
Dawson
Chicago
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McGee
Leonard
Pendleton
Gravis
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Philadelphia
Dmurphy
Clark
Strawberry
New York
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Hershiser
Los Angeles
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France
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Dsmith
Giants Sweep Pirates as Dravecky Shines in Doubleheader
Dave Dravecky earned a win in his first start with San Francisco as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 7-5 in the opener of a two night twin bill, then Lefferts earned the save in a 7-4 nightcap. Mitchell homered twice as San Francisco climbs to third place four behind the NL West lead.
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Dave Dravecky
Craig Lefferts
Kevin Mitchell
Dravecky
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Lefferts
Roger Craig
San Diego
Chris Brown
Padres
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Keith Comstock
Mark Grant
Mitchell
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Houston
Montreal
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Tee Mitchil
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