Friday Night MLB Matchups and Key Results Across Leagues
A slate of Friday games features New York at Boston and Toronto at Detroit among night matches, with Baltimore at Milwaukee and Cleveland at Seattle. Summary notes show wins by Milacki, Polonia and Griffey Jr. with HRs by Bradley, McGriff and Brett amid varied line scores. The American League and National League results include Seattle, Houston, Cincinnati and Montreal, plus notable late innings and standout performances across multiple parks.
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Atlanta
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Ramos
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Alomar
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Girardi
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Santiago
Sanderson
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Browne
Harris
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Djames
Baines
Jcarter
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Snyder
Fisk
Pa Po'brien
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Walton
Walker
Aguayo
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Walton Manrique
Allanson
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Steve Buechele
Kelly Gruber
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Alan Trammell
Gary Sheffield
Scott Fletcher
Tony Fernandez
Greg Gagne
Bo Jackson
Kirby Puckett
Jose Canseco
Mike Greenwell
Rickey Henderson
Ruben Sierra
Dave Henderson
Dave Parker
Devon White
Cecil Espy
Danny Tartabull
Joe Carter
Dan Gladden
Pete Incaviglia
George Bell
Jeffrey Leonard
All star voting final results by league leaders
The final results list top players across the American and National Leagues by position. Notable leaders include Terry Steinbach Oakland catcher with 1,078,902 votes and Mark McGwire Oakland first base with 1,263,476 votes, followed by Benito Santiago San Diego and Ozzie Smith St Louis among others.
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Terry Steinbach
Oakland
Bob Boone
Kansas City
Mickey Tettleton
Baltimore
Lance Parrish
California
Carlton Fisk
Chicago
Matt Nokes
Detroit
Don Slaught
New York
B.J. Surhoff
Milwaukee
Mark McGwire
Don Mattingly
Rafael Palmeiro
Texas
George Brett
Fred McGriff
Toronto
Wally Joyner
Kent Hr
Frank White
Johnny Ray
Benito Santiago
San Diego
Tony Pena
St. Louis
Mike Scioscia
Los Angeles
Damon Berhill
Gary Carter
Newark
Nelson Santovenia
Montreal
Kirt Manwaring
San Francisco
Alan Ashby
Jack Clark
Ryne Seadhers
Chien
Ryne
Bobby de Francisco
Willie Randolph
Mike Schmidt
Philadelphia
Chris Sabo
Cincinnati
Bobby Bonilla
Pittsburgh
Howard Johnson
Terry Pendleton
Tim Wallach
Ken Caminiti
Houston
Vance Law
Shortstop
Ozzie Smith
Barry Larkin
Jose Uribe
Kevin Elster
Alfredo Griffin
Spike Owen
Shawon Dunston
Garry Templeton
Outfield
Kevin Mitchell
Darryl Strawberry
Tony Gwynn
Eric Davis
Vince Coleman
Kirk Gibson
Andre Dawson
Andy van Slyke
Brett Butler
Tom Brunansky
Tim Raines
Willie McGee
von Hayes
Kevin McReynolds
Barry Bonds
Dale Murphy
Atlanta
Baseball Transactions Slow National League Moves
The Orioles place pitcher Jay Tibbs on the 15 day disabled list retroactive to July 3 and recall Pete Harnisch from Rochester (AAA). California and Cleveland call up and option various AAA players, while Seattle assigns Terry Taylor to the Pacific Coast League for rehab. Washington notes Mel Kaufman retires from football.
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Jay Tibbs
Pete Harnisch
Rochester
California
Terry Clark
Edmonton
Jim Eppard
Cleveland
Pete Dalena
Colorado Springs
Mark Salas
Seattle
Terry Taylor
AAA
Washington
Mel Kaufman
Cubs no major deals ahead says Zimmer
Chicago Cubs manager Don Zimmer said no major trades are expected soon despite flirtations with Kal Daniels and a Dunston for Booker trade. He noted a few small moves might help but nothing substantial is imminent. Dwight Gooden of the Mets may miss 3 to 4 weeks with a shoulder tear after tests. R. J. Reynolds of the Pirates faced a rain delay and a lockout mishap with his car keys, resolved by a locksmith on the Fourth of July.
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Reds
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Shawon Dunston
San Diego
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Carmelo Martinez
Randy Ready
Booker
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Philadelphia
Jim Frey
Zimmer
Gooden
NEW York
New York Mets
Dwight Gooden
Warren Fiske
Steve Albert
Warren
Mets
Pittsburgh
R.J. Reynolds
San Francisco Giants
Reynolds
McEnroe Reaches Wimbledon Semifinal in Four-Set Win
John McEnroe defeated Mats Wilander in four sets to advance to the Wimbledon semifinals, joining Ivan Lendl and Boris Becker with Edberg as the remaining top seeds. McEnroe, nursing a shoulder tear that caused him to pull from doubles, needed 3 hours 52 minutes to win 7-6 3-6 6-3 6-4. Lendl beat Dan Goldie in straight sets, and Becker dominated Paul Chamberlin as the field narrows toward the title.
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Ivan Lendl
Boris Becker
Edberg
Lendl
Becker
Wilander
Lend
Dan Goldie
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Goldie
Chamberlin
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