Major League Baseball American League West Division Standings
West Division standings show team records with wins and losses, games back, and recent performance. Team names and exact figures are not provided in readable form, but the snippet refers to the American League West race and current divisional layout.
Smoltz Shuts Down Cardinals as Braves Edge Cubs
John Smoltz pitched 8 1 3 innings allowing seven hits and earning his third straight win as the Atlanta Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. He fanned five, walked four, and left with the bases loaded but escaped danger after a single by Pendleton. Jose DeLeon took the loss for the Cardinals after yielding one run in six innings.
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Terry Pendleton
Rbi Sinle
Vince Coleman
Rex Ladler
Jose DeLeon
Fone
Mark Lemke
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Montreal
Chris Nabholz
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Kirk Gibson
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Jerry Goff
Spike Owen
DeShields
Juan Samuel
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Tim Wallach
Larry Walker
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Luis Haverare
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Roberto Kelly
Steve Sax
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Randy Velarde
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Jeff Gray
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Tony Pena
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Cubs Rally Past Reds In Ninth For 4-3 Victory
Luis Salazar and Joe Girardi deliver in the ninth against Randy Myers as the Cubs win 4-3. Salazar hits a tying single then Girardi drives in the decisive run after bases loaded, with Dawson also contributing a leadoff double. Myers suffers fifth blown save in 32 chances.
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Randy Myers
Andre Dawson
Paul O'Neill
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Curtis Wilkerson
Shawon Dunston
Dwight Smith
Doug Cascenzo
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Clemens Dominates as Top Pitcher in AL Race
Clemens is hailed as the best by peers after strong seasons with Dodgers and Red Sox. The right hander leads the AL in ERA strikeouts and shutouts while chasing a third Cy Young. His dominance prompts praise from Mike Marshall and attention from playoff teams in a right handed era.
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Clemens
Cy Young
Oakland
Bob Welch
Harold Baines
Willie McGee
Roger Clemens
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Pennant contenders swap stars in last minute deals
The Associated Press reports pennant contenders rushed to reshuffle rosters before post season. Houston sent reliever Larry Andersen to Boston for Jeff Bagwell and swapped Bill Doran to Cincinnati for three players to be named later. The Mets acquired Tommy Herr from Philadelphia and Pat Tabler from Kansas City, while Milwaukee sent Charlie O'Brien and a PTBNL to New York. Herr, 34, a .275 hitter over 12 seasons, expressed mixed feelings about the trade.
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New York
Tommy Herr
Charlie O'Brien
Frimaking
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Larry ‘Andersen
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Jeff Bag- Tieket
Bill Doran
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Charlie O’brien
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Herr
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