Major League Standings By The Asso Sunday Games
Sunday games set Major League action with Navarro at Boston, Toronto at Cleveland, Texas at Detroit, Minnesota at Oakland, California at Seattle, and Chicago at New York. Pitchers Morris Cook Ryan Leiter Erckson Campbell Hanson Hough Poraz noted with respective records.
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Reds Power Up With Braggs Grand Slam In Friday Victory
Glenn Braggs belted a first inning grand slam to spark Cincinnati as the Reds built a big lead and held on. Leibrandt yielded a three run homer to Chris Sabo in the second and struggled with walks, while Rijo tossed six innings of three run ball and contributed RBI doubles. Bip Roberts and Barry Larkin opened the scoring with a first inning single and double respectively, and Morris added two runs with a two out single after Leibrandt hit Morris earlier in the day. Braggs scored again on a Sid Bream error on a relay throw.
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Hayes' Ninth-Inning Single Ends Sox Streak in NY Victory
New York Yankees rally from 5-0 down to beat Chicago White Sox 8-7 as Hayes lines a go ahead RBI single in the ninth off Bobby Thigpen. Tim Burk earns his first AL win while Robin Ventura and Andy Stankiewicz pace the comeback with key hits.
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Rangers rally past Tigers behind consecutive homers
Kevin Reimer and Ivan Rodriguez hit consecutive pitches for home runs as part of a six run second inning, fueling the Texas Rangers to a 10-8 win over the Detroit Tigers. The readout includes garbled trailing text with scattered numbers and names.
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Twins rout Athletics 12 2 as Puckett paces win
Kirby Puckett produced two doubles as Minnesota racked up 18 hits to crush Oakland 12-2 in Oakland. John Smiley moved to 8-3 with his fourth straight decision, giving up four hits over eight innings in Saturday’s game.
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Pecota Delivers In 11th To Lift Mets Over Cardinals
Bill Pecota doubled with two outs in the 11th to drive in Dave Gallagher and give the New York Mets a 2-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Sid Fernandez pitched seven strong innings, and Pecota’s hit capped a dramatic late-inning rally for New York.
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