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Scores show New York 14 Detroit 8 Minnesota 7 Oakland 4 Boston 6 Toronto 3 Chi White Sox 5 Cleveland 4 Texas 9 Baltimore 7. Late games include Tampa Bay at Anaheim and Kansas City at Seattle with a full Saturday slate and afternoon and evening start times.
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Twins topple Athletics 7-4 behind two homers by Or
Tom Or hit two homers and Torii Hunter added an inside the park homer as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Oakland Athletics 7-4. Adam Johnson earned his first major league win with five innings pitched. Minnesota narrowed the gap behind Cleveland in the AL Central as the Indians played the White Sox.
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Prince homers twice as Twins edge A’s in wild card push
Minnesota’s Prince tied a season high with seven game hitting streak and hit a three run homer in the fourth and a solo shot in the sixth. Jermaine Dye doubled in the fourth off Johnson who allowed two runs on three hits and five walks in his third major league start. Dye, acquired from Kansas City in a three team trade, went 1-for-4 after an 0-for-3 debut for Oakland, which had lost its second straight as July record stands 16-7. Jason Giambi remains the AL MVP in the Athletics lineup.
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Canseco Leads Sox Past Indians with Three-Run Shot
Jose Canseco went 3-for-3 with a three-run homer off Charles Nagy to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5-4 win over the Cleveland Indians. He added an RBI single and his sixth homer to pull ahead 5-1, after entering with a low 0.089 average against Nagy.
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Baldwin Traded to Dodgers for Three Minor Leaguers
Pitcher James Baldwin was sent from the Chicago White Sox to the Los Angeles Dodgers for three minor leaguers and cash. The Cubs activated Todd Hundley from the DL and placed Courtney Duncan on the DL. Rick Ankiel threw seven strong innings for Johnson City in a 4-2 win over Burlington.
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Bonds hits two homers to move past Mantle on career list
Barry Bonds hit his 43rd and 44th homers of the season, moving past Mickey Mantle into ninth on the all time list with 538. Rich Aurilia and Bonds homered on consecutive pitches in the fourth as the Giants beat the Diamondbacks in Phoenix.
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Saberhagen Returns to Pitch After 21 Month Gap
Bret Saberhagen set to start for the Boston Red Sox against the Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park, ending more than 21 months away from the majors due to multiple shoulder surgeries. The Cy Young winner and 1985 World Series champ, now 37, seeks to prove his durability in what could be his final season.
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