NL STANDINGS Amid Rowdy Doubleheaders and Mixed Lineups
NL standings show various matchups with players and team records. Jimenez scores 63 for Afarta and Fernandez 57 for New York as games across major venues proceed. Hilliegas moves Angell es to 2-2 at Pittsburgh, while Perez leads Montreal 64 and Arm song 2-3 at Gmannat. Reuscher 12-5 faces DeLeon 67 in San Francisco at Lous, with San Diego Women 68 visiting Chicago 120 pm and Pridadeiota—Gross 6—visits Houston at 1:35 pm.
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Appleton rallies past Cedar Rapids to win 5-2
In Appleton Wisconsin the Foxes erupted for four eighth inning runs to defeat the Cedar Rapids Reds 5-2 in a Midwest League game. starter Butch Henry allowed five singles and fanned five over seven innings while relievers held the lead. Bill Stonikas earned the win and Brian McCormack recorded the save as Greg Simpson took the loss.
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Smoltz Debuts with Braves in 6-1 Win Over Mets
Braves rookie John Smoltz pitched eight strong innings in his major league debut, allowing four hits as Atlanta beat the Mets 6-1. Manager Russ Nixon praised the performance as a foundation for the team's future, noting Smoltz had 135 innings at Richmond before the call-up and would be ready for his next start.
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A's use pitching and power to top Tigers in Oakland
Oakland moves atop AL West as rookie Todd Burns shines with seven strong innings and Mark McGwire drives in three runs with a three run homer. Trammell notes Oakland’s pitching edge while Eckersley praises Burns as a potential long term stopper in the rotation.
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