Major League Baseball Daily Standings and Scores Report
Box scores and standings from a crowded MLB schedule include Wheeler and Means leading early games, plus doubleheaders in Chicago and Baltimore. Notable results show Boston over Miami 6 innings, San Diego and Houston postponements, and multiple late-night matchups with key pitchers like deGrom, Gausman, and Darvish among leaders.
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Yarbrough
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L.A. Angels
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Rogers
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Turnbull
San Diego
Darvish
Houston
Odorizzi
Toronto
Stripling
Cleveland
Hentges
Chicago Cubs
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Atlanta
Colorado
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Pittsburgh
Keller
Tampa Bay
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Washington
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Davies
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Fried
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Peralta
Corbin
San Francisco
Webb
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St. Louis
Wainwright
Arizona
Baseball Daily Transactions Highlight May MLB Moves
Friday's list details roster shuffles across the majors. Orioles recall Tyler Nevin and option Brandon Waddell. Red Sox bring Colten Brewer up. Indians recall Eli Morgan and place Jordan Luplow on 10 day IL. Astros activate Abraham Toro and Framber Valdez while placing others on IL. Royals activate Hunter Dozier and recall Carlos Hernandez. Angels move Aaron Siegers, Iglesias to IL then recall Suarez and Bemboom. Twins send Shaun Anderson to St Paul for rehab. Yankees activate Stanton and option Nelson and Florial. A’s place Guduan on IL and recall Weems. Puk activated and sent to Las Vegas. Mariners assign Shed Long Jr. to Tacoma. Blue Jays option Beasley. Braves place Dzuna on IL and recall Camargo. Cubs sign Tyler Ladenjorf. Reds option Warren and Goudeau, recall Lutierrez. Rockies option Gilbreath. Marlins option Diaz and promote Marte and Rojas to IL. Brewers outright Lindblom. Mets option Szapucki. Cardinals option Fernandez and recall Oviedo. Padres place Nola on IL, promote Webster Rivas, move Altavilla to 60-day IL, option O Grady, recall Nick Ramirez. Nationals option Kyle McGowin.
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Tyler Nevin
Norfolk
Brandon Waddell
Boston Red Sox
Colten Brewer
Worcester
Cleveland Indians
Eli Morgan
Columbus
Jordan Luplow
Houston Astros
Abraham Toro
Sugar Land
Framber Valdez
Kent Emanuel
Michael Brantley
Jason Catro
Robel Garcia
Garrett Stubbs
Kansas City Royals
Hunter Dozier
Ryan O’hearn
Omaha
Carlos Hernandez
Josh Staumont
LOS Angeles Angels
Aaron Siegers
Salt Lake
Jose Iglesias
Jose Suarez
Anthony Bemboom
Saltake
Minnesota Twins
Shaun Anderson
St. Paul
NEW York Yankees
Liancarlo Stanton
Nick Nelson
Estevan Florial
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Oakland Athletics
Reymin Guduan
Jordan Weems
Las Vegas
HP A.J. Puk
Seattle Mariners
Shedong Jr
Tacoma
Toronto Blue Jays
Jeremy Beasley
Buffalo
Atlanta Braves
Marcell Dzuna
Johan Camargo
Gwinnett
Chicago Cubs
Tyler Ladenjorf
Cincinnati Reds
Art Warren
Ashton Goudeau
Louisville
Vladimir Lutierrez
Colorado Rockies
Ucas Gilbreath
Albuquerque
Miami Marlins
Lewin Diaz
Jacksonville
Luis Marte
Miguel Rojas
Starling Marte
Milwaukee Brewers
Josh Lindblom
Nashville
NEW York Mets
Thomas Szapucki
Syracuse
ST. Louis Cardinals
Junior Fernandez
Memphis
Johan Oviedo
SAN Diego Padres
Austin Nola
Webster Rivas
el Paso
Dan Altavilla
Brian O’grady
Nick Ramirez
Washington Nationals
Kyle McGowin
Rochester
League leaders and stats hitting and pitching leaders
League leaders list with batting and pitching leaders across multiple teams. Notable names include Guerrero Jr Toronto Devers Boston Ohtani Los Angeles and Cole New York among others with totals for averages RBI home runs and strikeouts. The compilation covers ERA wins losses and stolen bases with top performers from several franchises.
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San Diego
Hampson
Colorado
T. Turner
Washington
Chisholm Jr
Miami
Edman
St. Louis
Profar
Baez
Chicago
Story
Grisham
Slater
San Francisco
Flaherty
J.arias
Los Angeles
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Tr.Rogers
Gausman
Darvish
Wood
Bauer
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Arrieta
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Milwaukee
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Wheeler
Philadelphia
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Bogaerts
Boston
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Toronto
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Bregman
Houston
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Judge
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Oakland
Seattle
Semien
Ramirez
Cleveland
Merrifield
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Detroit
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Laureano
Moore
T.anderson
Bichette
Phillips
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Ryu
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Minnesota
Eovaldi
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Glasnow
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Pittsburgh
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This Date in Baseball Highlights 1916 1922 1928 and more
A chronological recap of notable baseball events from 1916 to 2013. Highlights include Christy Mathewson’s 3-0 road win for the Giants, a 1922 antitrust ruling on organized baseball, Bill Terry’s cycle at Ebbets Field, Lefty Gomez’s four hits as a pitcher, and Halladay’s 2010 perfect game.
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Boston Braves
New York Giants
U.S. Supreme Court
Baltimore
Bill Terry
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Terry
Dale Long
Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Connie Mack Stadium
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Phillies
Houston
Joe Niekro
New York Yankees
Shane Spencer
Velarde
Jorge Posada
Tino Martinez
Roger Clemens
Nolan Ryan
Randy Johnson
Sports Illustrated
Ken Caminiti
Colorado
Todd Helton
Ron Belliard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Helton
Roy Halladay
Florida Marlins
Halladay
Marlins
Mike Lamb
Wes Helms
Ronny Paulino
Chris Davis
Baltimore Orioles
Ryan Zimmerman
Washington Nationals
Dioner Navarro
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Navarro
Royals Bustin Them Open with 8-3 Win Over Twins
Kansas City offense erupts in a six-run seventh led by Whit Merrifield two hits and three RBIs as Kris Bubic scatters one run over six as the Royals beat Minnesota 8-3 in Minneapolis. Randy Dobnak falters in his start with six runs allowed in six innings.
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Kris Bubic
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
Minneapolis
Merrifield
Kansas City
Tampa Bay
Bubic
Randy Dobnak
Minnesota
Mitch Garver
Twins
Jorge Soler
Hunter Dozier
Royals
Dozier
Soler
Tigers
Yankees
Robbie Grossman
Detroit
Aaron Judge
Justin Wilson
Grossman
Odor
New York
Gio Urshela
CUBS
REDS
David Bote
Adbert Alzolay
Kernels fall to Timber Rattlers in late-inning setback
Cedar Rapids Kernels, Minnesota Twins affiliate, lost 6-2 to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers at Veterans Memorial Stadium after Le'Von Ward cleared the bases with a two out triple in the ninth. Pitcher Matt Canterino struck out 10 over four innings, but the Kernels used five walks in the eighth to help Wisconsin pull ahead. Brady Schanuel earned the win for Wisconsin, as Cedar Rapids eyes a doubleheader start at 5:05 p.m.
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Brian Dinkelman
Matt Canterino
Beloit
Twins
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Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin
David Hamilton
Canterino
Timber Rattlers
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Tyler Palm
Jordan Gore
Melvi Acosta
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Iowa Hawkeyes
Brady Schan
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