A's Stottlemyre Shuts Down Royals in Career Night
Todd Stottlemyre fired 81 pitches for 10 strikeouts in a career best effort, retiring 22 straight batters and allowing only three hits as Oakland topped Kansas City 11 1. McGwire extended his hitting streak to 17 games and Fausto Cruz drove in three runs while Scott Brosius hit two triples.
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Tigers Rally to Beat Blue Jays 10-6 in Seven-Run Seventh
Detroit quarterbacked by Kirk Gibson and Chris Gomez two-run singles fueled a seven-run seventh inning to overcome Toronto 10-6. Candy Maldonado's fifth-inning two-run single briefly put the Blue Jays ahead before the Tigers mounted the rally against Pat Hentgen Mike Timlin and Tony Castillo with John Flaherty homering to start the frame and Lou Whitaker scoring on a passed ball after a sequence featuring a balk and a wild pitch.
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Indians Rally Past Red Sox 7 In Eighth Inning Burst
Albert Belle and Jim Thome homered as Cleveland erased a two run deficit in the eighth to beat Boston 7 5 at Fenway Park. Eric Plunk earned the win with 113 innings of relief and Jose Mesa secured his fourth save as the Red Sox bullpen again blew a late lead.
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Angels edge White Sox in 10th on Martinez run
Pinch hitter Carlos Martinez singled home the go ahead run off Rob Dibble with two outs in the 10th inning as the California Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5 Saturday night. Dibble entered in the ninth, struck out the first three batters he faced, but Greg ...
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Martinez delivers first hit of season in tense 10th inning
With two outs in the 10th, Myers drew a two-out walk and Rex Hudler stole second on a wild pitch. Dibble walked Spike Owen on purpose before Martinez doubled in his first hit of the season, followed by DiSarcina’s RBI single. Dibble walked Tony Phillips and was replaced.
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Yankees tops Orioles 7 2 in five run third
Mike Stanley and Danny Tartabull doubled in two runs each during a five run third inning as the New York Yankees defeated Baltimore 7-2 to snap a four game skid. Melido Perez earned his second win with six innings of four hit two earned run ball. Bob MacDonald and Bob Wickman finished for NY.
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Phillies Top Mets 10 8 as Stocker Drives in Four
Kevin Stocker drove in a career high four runs and Mickey Morandini hit a three run homer to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10 8 win over the New York Mets. Morandini added four hits as Philadelphia won its 13th of 16. Mets errors at the plate helped the Phillies pull away in the second and sixth innings.
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Astros walk to win over Expos in dramatic 10th
In Houston, Dave Magadan drew a bases loaded walk off Jeff Shaw with one out in the 10th to give the Astros a 2-1 victory over Montreal. James Mouton started the inning with a triple, and after intentional walks loaded the bases, Derek Bell hit a chopper to third and Mouton was held at the plate before Magadan’s walk earned the win.
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Braves Win On Jones HR In Ninth To Beat Marlins
Atlanta rookie Chipper Jones slugged a one out ninth inning homer to lift the Braves 8 7 over the Florida Marlins. Jones fourth hit of the game capped a late rally while Mark Wohlers earned the win as Florida stranded 14 runners. Pendleton provided a three run shot for the Marlins before being suspended four games on a Umpire incident.
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