Standings and schedule for the National League East and West
The National League standings show New York leading the East with 28 wins, Chicago and Philadelphia in pursuit, and St Louis and Pittsburgh trailing. West division teams Houston Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati hold varied records. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 5 Chicago 4 and Mets 8 Dodgers 1. Wednesday and Thursday schedules list daily games across teams with matchups and times.
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Detroit
New York
Montres
Chicago
Philadelphia
St_Louis
Pinsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Dego
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Montreal
San Diego
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Madden
Tudor
Gullickson
Sutcliffe
Hoyt
Montral
Youmans
Reuss
Gooden
Garretts
Rawley
Palmer
McWilliams
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Toronto
Texas
Eo Calfornia
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Texa
McGregor
Rijo
Boyd
Schul
Cowley
Correa
Leary
Saberhagen
Clancy
Blyleven
Tewksbury
Morgan
Perry
California
Staton
Gwynn
Ray
Crown
Hernandez
Brooks
Raines
W Clark
Rbi
Marshall
Schmidt
Philadelphi
Parker
Carter
St Louis
Moreno
McGee
Garvey
Dawson
McReynolds
Houston Knepper i Pensoen
Kerteis
Pino
Dayley
Phillies
Giants
Mike Schmidt
Steve Carlton
Leaders in batting and runs and key stats from players
The report lists top batters with at bats and averages led by Gwynn and Boggs, with run totals headed by Raines and Henderson. It records RBI leaders Canseco and Joyner tied at 41, hits leaders Puckett and Joyner, and doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases by various players, reflecting a broad snapshot of league leaders across multiple categories.
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Boggs
Boson
Yount
Milwaukee
Suckett
Minnesota
Mattingly
New York
Lynn
Baltimore
R Henderson
Puckett
Phillips
Oakland
Ognen
Texas
Joyner
California
Rbi
Canseco
Murray
Baltmore
Boston
Mosebey
Toronto
Mating
New Yor
Tabler
Cleveland
DwEvans
Buckner
Downing
California, 13. Triples
Barrett
Bush
Flehner
Ine
Law
Kansas City
Seattle
Tolleson
Chicago
Gaetti
Barfield
Rhenderson
Cangelosi
Wiggins
Butler
Armas Catches Fly in Fog for Red Sox 2 0 Win over Indians
Boston wins 2-0 as Tony Armas hauls in Mel Hall’s fly ball amid thick fog at Cleveland Stadium. Umpires halted play in sixth after Armas collided with the fence and observers struggled to track the ball. Boston scored twice in the first on Julio Franco error, Bill Buckner RBI single, and Jim Rice RBI. End of sixth inning fog halted game. rain-like condition kept it official.
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Tony Armas
Mel Hall
Cleveland Stadium
Red Sox
Indians
Armas
Hall
Cleveland
Rocky Roe
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Dwight Evans
Bobby Bonds
Bonds
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Franco
Steve Crawford
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Mets Rally Past Dodgers In Bench Clearing 8-1
George Foster crushed a 13th career grand slam off Tom Niedenfuer as the Mets exploded for six in the sixth to beat the Dodgers 8-1. Ray Knight charged the mound after a pitch to Foster and swung at Niedenfuer, starting a wild sequence that included Knight getting elbowed and both benches clearing. The night featured furious action after Foster’s slam capped a seven-run inning and gave New York the comfortable lead.
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George Foster
Tom Niedenfuer
Ray Knight
Niedenfuer
Knight
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Foster
Mets
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