Pirates' pitchers no-hit Houston in 3-0 win
Francisco Cordova and Ricardo Rincon combined for a 10 inning no hitter as the Pirates beat the Astros 3-0. Mark Smith belted a dramatic three run homer in the 11th inning to seal the victory after Houston shut out Pittsburgh for 27 2/3 innings.
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Braves rally falls short in Mets seven run outburst
Braves pitcher Clark went six innings allowing five hits and four runs as Atlanta built a 5-3 lead in the seventh on a Chipper Jones RBI single. The Mets cut it to 5-4 in the eighth with Butch Huskey driving in a run, but Mike Bielecki escaped trouble with bases loaded. New York led 3-1 in the second after Alfonzo scored on Gilkey. Tucker opened with his ninth homer tying 1-1. Mets added a run in the first and Ordonez drove in another in the second amid a Braves demotion of Clontz, Borowski, Byrd to Triple-A and recall of Millwood with contracts added for Cather and Fox.
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Clemens Dominates Fenway In Jays Victory
Roger Clemens, in his first Boston visit as a visitor, struck out 16 over eight innings for Toronto in a 3-1 win. Aaron Sele fanned 11 in seven, but Shawn Green’s two run shot in the seventh sealed it. The game kept major league strikeout pace near a record, as Boston reliever Butch Henry contributed two Ks.
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