Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
Standings listed for eight teams with a 10 inning note and scores. Friday games show matchups including Philadelphia Montreal New York Pittsburgh Houston Atlanta Chicago St Louis Cincinnati San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco with starting pitchers and times. Saturday and Sunday's games follow with multiple pairings and venue times.
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NL Leaders Batting and Key NL Stats Summary
NL batting leaders show Raines Montreal .336 and Gwynn San Diego .332. Key figures include Schmidt Philadelphia 118 RBI and Gwynn 202 hits. Stolen bases led by Coleman St Louis 103. pitching top mark Kerfeld Houston 11-2 with 2.74 ERA.
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Higuera Tops Orioles as Bamberger Ends Milwaukees Era
Ted Higuera earned his 20th win in Brewers manager George Bamberger final game, a 9-3 victory over Baltimore. Robin Yount and Paul Molitor backed the pitching as Milwaukee rose from last in the AL East, while Bamberger retires after the season.
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Astros No hitter by Scott marks first NL nine inning no no
Scott pitched the first NL nine inning no hitter since 1983 as the Astros beat an opponent. Craig credited with teaching the split finger fastball learned after 1984. Scott clinched a championship with the no hitter.
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