Loaiza Shuts Out Braves as Pirates Win Third Straight
Esteban Loaiza improved to 3-0 with eight shutout innings on four hits against Atlanta, outdueling Tom Glavine. Ricardo Rincon closed the ninth for the save as Pittsburgh beat the Braves 3-0 at Turner Field, their third straight victory and the Braves’ second straight home loss.
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Maddux Ready for Cy Young Run Again in 1996
Greg Maddux downplays awards as he pursuing consistent excellence with the Braves. After a strong April 3-1 mark and 1.13 ERA, he focuses on pitching quality over numbers, targeting the next hitter and the Pirates rather than historic totals. He’s praised for velocity, control, and durability by teammates and coaches.
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Giambi's ninth inning homer lifts A's over Orioles
Oakland edges Baltimore 4 3 as Jason Giambi hits a two run homer off Randy Myers with two outs in the ninth. Damon Mashore doubled, Giambi 4th homer, Mussina extends contract announced after the game and Orioles streak ends at four.
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Mets edge Cardinals 5 1 in seventh win in nine
Rick Reed worked seven strong innings and Carlos Baerga went 4 for 4 as the Mets topped the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1. John Olerud and Todd Hundley added solo homers. Reed improved to 3-1. Baerga raised his average to .224 with two doubles and two singles.
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