No-hitter fuels Cardinals win over Johnson as Jimenez shines
Dominican right-hander Jose Jimenez threw the first Ordinal no hitter in 16 years and the first by a St. Louis rookie since 1934. The 1-0 victory over Randy Johnson and the Diamondbacks highlighted Jimenez's poise and a late ninth inning RBI by Thomas Howard.
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Hundley lifts Dodgers past Giants with ninth inning homer
Todd Hundley delivers a three run shot in the ninth to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-6 over the San Francisco Giants. Burks had homered earlier for the Giants, while Adrian Beltre added a Dodgers homer as Seattle? No, different.
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Mets Rally Sparks Narrow Loss to Braves
Glavine fielded the corner as Jones advances to third on a wild pitch and scores on Brian Jordan's sacrifice fly. Dotel exits after his fifth walk in 4 1 3 innings. Jordan adds a seventh inning RBI triple. Piazza returns from a concussion and goes 1 for 2 with two walks. Boone slumps to .167 in June but carries a six game hitting streak. Yoshii to start Sunday. he is 0-2 with a 6.39 ERA in three starts vs Braves. Mets win six of eight road games despite loss. New York errors streak reaches 11 straight.
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Boston Wins Big as Red Sox Dominate White Sox 17-1
Pedro Martinez earned his 14th win as Boston exploded for 11 runs in the first inning. Nomar Garciaparra hit two homers and drove in five, while Brian Daubach and Jason Varitek homered as the Red Sox posted their highest scoring game since 1997. Wasdin earned his second save with four hitless innings.
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