Perez and Sparky Anderson inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
Tony Perez and Sparky Anderson were inducted alongside Carlton Fisk in Cooperstown. Jim Palmer, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench, and other Reds figures were honored as Bid McPhee and Norm Stearnes were also recognized. Pete Rose remained ineligible amid ongoing controversy over his ban.
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Larkin commits to Reds for three years
Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin signs a three year, 27 million contract extension to stay with the Reds through 2003. He had rejected a Mets trade earlier and says he was surprised by the ownership move. Cincinnati officials described the deal as nearly matching his request.
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Martinez Dominates White Sox In Shutout Victory
Boston ace Pedro Martinez struck out 15 over a six hit shutout at Chicago, improving to 11-3. He earned his fourth complete game and third shutout of the season despite limited run support. Martinez had sat out the All-Star game due to a strained side muscle and a subsequent DL stint.
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Scheduling Night Baseball and Hockey Matches Across Cities
The slate lists games in multiple cities with start times including Tampa Bay at Detroit and Cleveland at Detroit at 6:05 p.m. Also Minnesota at Boston New York at Baltimore Kansas City at Chicago Anaheim at Texas and Oakland at Seattle with 9:05 p.m. closer.
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American League Batting and Field Leaders Snapshot
Baseball players from several AL teams lead in batting averages runs and RBIs. Notable figures include Garciaparra Delgado Erstad and Rodriguez with high marks in hits doubles and home runs, while Damon Lawton and Erstad top stolen bases and fielding categories across multiple clubs.
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