Weekend MLB schedule with city matchups and times
Saturday games include Texas at Boston 1 05 pm Detroit at Kansas City 8 05 pm Oakland at Toronto 1 15 pm Baltimore at Minnesota 8 05 pm New York at Chicago 7 05 pm Milwaukee at Seattle 10 05 pm California at Cleveland 7 05 pm Friday nights card features Atlanta at Montreal 7 35 pm Cincinnati at New York 7 35 pm Houston at Philadelphia 7 35 pm Chicago at San Diego 10 05 pm St Louis at Los Angeles 10 35 pm Pittsburgh at San Francisco 10 35 pm
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A. Anderson
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Fleming comments on team showing up for Friday game
Fleming said the outcome hinges on which team appears. If the squad that played Tuesday in Bamberg shows up, they have a chance. otherwise the odds are against them. He notes a win in Friday’s game would boost prospects.
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Mets Edge Reds In Possible Playoff Preview
Mets beat Reds 5-4 as Darryl Strawberry extended his hitting streak to 17, hitting a 16th homer while New York rides a 10-game win streak and 19 of 22. Reds manager Lou Piniella says Cincinnati can still contend, with a 9?2 game NL West lead noted.
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Toronto Now Has Wrong Kind Of Fenway Streak
The Blue Jays led the American League East by half a game and carried a 15 game Fenway winning streak dating back to 1987 into Boston. They left with a four game skid and trailed the Red Sox by 3 1/2 games as Roger Clemens earned his 12th victory.
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