Evening Major League Baseball Games Listed for Today
The schedule shows multiple MLB matchups with start times across six cities. Notable games include Texas at Detroit and Atlanta at Houston with first pitches around 6 to 7 p.m. local time, followed by later starts in St Louis, Colorado, Arizona, San Diego, and San Francisco.
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Grievance Round Nears End For 22 Umpires
The dispute over reinstating 22 former umpires moves toward closure as arbitrator Alan Symonette sets October 28 for final briefs. Testimony concluded with Derek Irwin and rebuttal witnesses from the umpires and their lawyers. Lawyers for owners and the new union met in New York to bargain.
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Alan Symonette
Derek Irwin
Richie Phillips
Pat Campbell
Major League Umpires Association
Lawyers For Owners
New Union
New York
Standings Highlight: Helton Leads Batting and Hits
AL boxes show Helton Colorado top batting with .396 and 187 hits. Bagwell Houston leads runs with 122 and Sosa Chicago tops RBI with 122. Kent San Francisco and Cirillo Colorado among leaders in multiple categories. Vinces Vidro Montreal strong in hits. box notes list umpires Quantrill Gibson Wolf Meriwether Rippley.
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Colorado
Hammonds
Scastillo
Florida
Piazza
New York
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Montreal
Vidro
Kent
San Francisco
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Houston
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AL Leaders and Stat Leaders Summary
A summary of top players in batting average runs RBI hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Garciaparra and Delgado in batting and Erstad Damon Jeter Thomas Delgado in runs and hits leaders.
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Sosa homers twice as Cubs beat Padres 5-1
Sammy Sosa belted two homers to reach 45 on the season, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 5-1 win over the San Diego Padres. Jon Lieber earned the win, improving to 12-7 after eight innings with seven strikeouts.
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Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Jon Lieber
Mark Grace
Cubs
San Diego
Wrigley Field
Kernels Fall 3-2 To Lugnuts In Lansing
Cedar Rapids drops a 3-2 decision at Oldsmbile Park as a fifth inning error on a dropped third strike allows the go ahead run. Lugnuts closer David Bailey notches his 12th save after six innings from Julian Harris.
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Mark Redman
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CARDS
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