Baseball Standings and Schedule for AL East and West
Baseball standings show Boston leading the AL East with a .476 record and Detroit atop the AL Central, while California leads the AL West. Weekend box scores list Saturday results like Detroit over Milwaukee and Chicago over Oakland, with Sunday results and Monday and Tuesday schedules across divisions.
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Baseball Leaders Recouted With Key Stat Totals
The AL leaders listing shows batting leaders with Wogs Bos ton and Puckett Minnesota leading at .378 and 348 at bats respectively. Other top marks include Henderson New York 71 runs and Canseco Oakland 66 RBIs.
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Minnesota Tops Minnesota? Sabers Struggle as Tigers Triumph
Minnesota blasts Saberhagen in a 9-5 victory that snaps Detroit’s five-game win streak. Roy Smalley belts a three-run homer after Saberhagen hits Kirby Puckett. Allen Anderson earns the win with seven strong innings. Boston extends road win streak to eight, beating Baltimore 8-3 as Tony Armas and Dwight Evans drive in runs. Cleveland defeats California 6-4 behind Joe Carter and Brook Jacoby. Darrell Evans helps Detroit with two doubles and four RBIs. Lou Whitaker adds a homer in the win.
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Gooden Rebounds With Mets as Cubs Slump Persists
Dwight Gooden regains rhythm after watching films with pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre, but yields 10 hits in a 7-4 Mets win over the Cubs. Darryl Strawberry drives in three runs with a two-run homer, maintaining New York’s two-game NL East lead. Houston sweeps Dodgers to take first in the West.
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