Standings and schedules for major league baseball
Standings show American League East led by Boston and Baltimore near top. Several interleague and intra league games listed with results from Thursday and Friday night. Detailed matchups include New York at Baltimore and Toronto at Detroit among others with times.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
San Diego
Boston
Baltimore
Miwaukee
Detroit
Toronto
Geveland
Texas
Kansas Ciy
California
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
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Guidry
Alexander
Terrell
McCaskill
Cleveland
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Dotson
Swift
Mason
St.Louis
Houston
San Francisco
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Hawkins
Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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Righett
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Harris
Hernandez
Braves Turn Triple Play In Eight Fat Game
Braves execute first triple play in eight years, turning four outs as Padres Tony Gwynn, Kevin McReynolds, and Leon Roberts are out on the bases. Steve Garvey is ejected for arguing with umpire Charlie Williams. Braves win 4-2 behind a strong Andrew Smith performance.
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Atlanta Braves
Saniego
Tony Gwynn
Kevin McReynolds
Leon Roberts
Steve Garvey
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Braves
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Atlanta
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Gwynn
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Smith
Glenn Hubbard
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Bob Horner
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Ozzie Virgil
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Steve Boros
Charlie Williams
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Leading National and American League Stats Snapshot
Top players by batting average runs and home runs across both leagues with leaders such as Ray Pittsburg Gwynn San Diego and Canseco Oakland. Notable totals include 36 runs by Gwynn, 47 home runs by Joyner, and 106 strikeouts from Scott.
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Pittsburgh
Gwynn
San Diego
Ernandez
New York
Cbrown
San Francisco
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Murphy
Carter
Reynolds
Raine
Montreal
Rbi
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Marshall
Los Angeles
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Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Phillips
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Canseco
Joyner
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Baylor
Rice
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Gaetti
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Terrell
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Nieves
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Morris
Two-Out Steal Try Stuns Red Sox In Milwaukee
Boston trailed Milwaukee by two in the ninth when Steve Lyons attempted a steal of third with Lyons on second and Barrett on first. Cerone threw him out for the final out as John McNamara blasted the baserunning decision.
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Wade Boggs
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Neil Allen
St. Louis
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Tony Phillips
Bruce Bochte
Jose Canseco
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