Pitching Leaders and Night Games Across MLB Schedule
List of ERA leaders with minimum innings Blyleven Finley Moore Gubicza and Cerutti. Thursday night games include Detroit at New York Kansas City at Oakland Baltimore at Toronto Milwaukee at Boston Minnesota at Seattle Texas at California. Multiple game notes cover wins losses saves and home runs with player and team names across leagues.
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Blyleven
Cal
Finley
Moore
Oak
Gubicza
Cerutti
Tor
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Oakland
Baltimore
Toronto
Milwaukee
Boston
Minnesota
Seattle
Texas
California
Cleveland
Chicago
Montreal
Chicago St. Louis
Pittsburgh St
Hawkins
Houston
Navarro
Cincinnati
Dicker
San Diego
Euss
Los Angeles
Swindell
Atlanta
Milacki
Finley Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mahler
McWilliams
Wilson
Abrabah
Artinez
Lilli Gallagher
Browne
Quist
S Lyons
Aguayo
Manrique
James If
Sanderson
Rasmussen
Calderon
Jcarter
Fisk
Po'brien
Hershiser
C Snyder
Terry
Waer
Kommask
Darling
Knep- Morman
Skinner
Fermin
Guillen
Cleveland Chicago
J. Carter
Pasqua
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Abrhbi
C. Snyder
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Roberts
Alomar
Walton Cf
IPH
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Tgwynn
DwSmith
Perez
Wynne
Dawson
Pall
JaClark
Grace
Cleveland Templetn
Berryhill
Bailes
Santiago
Law
Orosco
Dunston
Whitson
Bielecki
Reilly
Nelson
Warsho
Toliver
Kweather
McCoy
Abner
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Francona
Joss
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Greenwell
Templeton
T. Gwynn
Brock
Evans
Wynne Deer
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Sheffield
Gedman
Esasky
Cerone
San Diego Bragges
Surhoff
Kromine Cf
Gantner
Romero
Clements
Chicago Milwaukee
Boston Reneeeenee
Demuth
Rippley
Braggs
Reed
Bosio
Plesac
Gonzalez
Coleman
Rando
Vendo
Mhate
Murray
Guerrero
Marshall
Lindeman
Hamilton
Johnson
Hendry
Dempsey
Pendleton
Kraft
Clark
Valenzuela
Shelby
Magrane
Apena
Los Angeles Wapesees
Los St. Louis
Wees
O. Smith
Dempse
M. Hatcher
Los Angeles Valenzuela
St. Louis Magrane
A Pena
Hohn
Montague
Wendelstedt
Baseball Transactions Activate Woodson and Buhner in DL Moves
Baseball notes show Los Angeles activating infielder Tracey Woodson from the 15-day disabled list and sending him to Albuquerque in the AAA PCL. New York assigns Chuck Cary to Columbus for rehab in AAA. Pittsburgh activates catcher Mike LaValliere and option Dana Bilardello to Buffalo AAA. Seattle places outfielder Jay Buhner on a 21-day disabled list.
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Los Angeles
Tracey Woodson
Albuquerque
New York
Chuck Cary
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Mike LaValliere
Dana Bilardello
Buffalo
Seattle
Jay Buhner
Tyson Denies Wife-Beating Claims In TV Interview
Heavyweight champion Mike Tyson called his biographer a traitor in a Cleveland interview for A Current Affair on Friday night. Torres, former light heavyweight champ and NYSAC chairman, says he has tapes of Tyson describing hitting women, though he argues excerpts misrepresent the book Fire and Fear.
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New York
Mike Tyson
Tyson
Jose Torres
Cleveland
Torres
Robin Givens
Shakespeare
New York State Athletic Commission
Rose seeks state court return in case over betting
Pete Rose lawyers asked a federal judge to send the case back to Cincinnati’s state court to avoid a “predetermined death sentence” for the Reds manager. Rose, baseball’s all time hits leader, is charged with betting on his team and faces a lifetime ban. Comissioner Giamatti’s office filed removal in Cincinnati, transferring the case to Columbus. Rose’s counsel moved to return the case to Hamilton County judge Norbert Nadel.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Rose
A. Bartlett Giamatti
U.S. District Court
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Norbert Nadel
Southern Judicial District of Ohio
John Holschuh
Holschuh
Nadel
Yount Chases Rose Record In Major League Hit Totals
Milwaukee star Robin Yount may surpass Pete Rose’s all time hits mark if he stays healthy and productive. At 33, Yount reached 2,501 hits in a 10-2 win over the Yankees and could push toward 4,256, depending on longevity and future seasons.
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New York
UPI
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Robin Yount
Rose
Ty Cobb
Yount
Cobb
Yankees
Kirby Puckett
Bill Buckner
Ruben Sierra
Wade Boggs
Baseball pioneer Dock Ellis wears curlers on mound
United Press International reports Dock Ellis claims pioneer status in baseball history. The piece notes his unique image as the first pitcher to wear curlers on the mound, highlighting his place among trailblazers from Jackie Robinson to Curt Flood.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Robinson
Walter O'Malley
Charlie Finley
Curt Flood
Baseball
Dock Ellis
Ellis the controversial star eyes baseball agency career
Former MLB ace Ellis, once dubbed the Muhammad Ali of Baseball, after overcoming heavy drug and alcohol use, seeks to become an agent. The 44 year old guard continues fitness, recalls a no hitter tainted by LSD, and emphasizes lessons for young players while reflecting on his All Star past and times with Pirates Rangers Mets.
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Ellis
Muhammad Ali
Pirates
Yankees
A's
Rangers
Mets
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Padres
Vida Blue
Oakland
Dodger
Don Newcombe
Arizona
California Institute For Behavioral Medicine
Los Angeles
Gardena
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Jerome Walton
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
Andre Dawson
Dawson
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