Standings and Tuesday MLB games and schedules
Standings show Montreal 7 Atlanta 6 and Cincinnati 12 New York 2 with Philadelphia 7 Houston 6 Chicago 6 Los Angeles 3. Tuesday games include San Diego at Pittsburgh and New York at Cincinnati among others with several 7:05 to 10:35 p.m. starts. Wednesday schedule lists St Louis at San Francisco and others across both leagues.
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National League leaders in batting and pitching stats
The list shows EDavis leading NL batting with .382 and 36 RBIs, followed by Daw son and Schmidt in top RBI totals. Leonard and Gwynn pace doubles, Oester and Bonds top triples, and Coleman leads stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Sanderson and Valenzuela, with saves by LeSmith and others.
Rose Lifts Reds Behind Parker Slump and Mets Loss
Pete Rose sparked the Reds with a motivational nudge to Dave Parker as Parker broke out of an 0-for-17 slump with a double and three singles in Cincinnati’s 12-2 win over the slumping Mets. Buddy Bell left the game with a hamstring strain after a 16-game hitting streak stretch.
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Mariners surge into share of first in AL West
Seattle beats Boston 4 3 to widen first place contention as Bankhead and Kingery spark a four game win streak. Kingery hits a two run double and a run single, while Bankhead goes seven innings to improve to 5 2. Tom Bradley doubles for Boston and Clemens starts strong before the Red Sox rally.
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Blyleven Labors in Orioles Tilt as Brunsnaky Drives Three
Bert Blyleven improved to 3-2 with a complete game allowing eight hits and three solo homers by Fred Lynn Eddie Murray and Cal Ripken. Kent Brunsnaky and Gary Gaetti each had three hits while McGregor struggled for the Orioles. Blyleven ties for NL lead with Ed Whitson at 14 homers allowed.
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