Baseball Standings and Schedule Tips From Weekend Card
A dense schedule lists multiple MLB games with starting times, teams, and pitcher records for Boston Baltimore Chicago Oakland Cleveland California Seattle and Texas. It includes Friday to Sunday results, rain postponements, and a long list of matchups featuring New York Chicago Montreal San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia Houston Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis and others.
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Moseby drives in four as Jays top Yankees 7 4
Toronto right fielder Lloyd Moseby homered twice for four RBIs as the Blue Jays beat the Yankees 7-4. It was Moseby's 10th and 11th homers of the season. Chicago third baseman Davey Lopes had three hits and his fifth homer, but the Cubs fell 5-2 to the Yankees.
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Brooks Homer Nets Expos 3 2 Over Pirates
Hubie Brooks hit his 14th homer, Jeff Reardon earned his 18th save as Montreal beat Pittsburgh 3 2. Joe Hesketh won, Reardon shut down the final innings, and Pittsburgh rallied with a late Barry Bonds double and Johnny Ray RBI single.
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Reardon
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Giants fun present promise turns season around Craig says
San Francisco Giants manager Roger Craig preaches fun and a positive attitude as the team, rebuilt with youth, climbs from last place to a 39 33 record. He credits rookies and hitters led by Jose Morales and outfielder Jeff Leonard for changing the clubhouse culture.
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