Maddux torched as Diamondbacks rout Braves 11 5
Arizona hammered Greg Maddux in a 11 5 win over Atlanta as the veteran righty endured his worst game. Despite a sore back, Maddux blamed himself and vowed to fix the lapse. Meanwhile in Chicago the Cubs extended a 15 game Wrigley streak with Lieber on the mound, Sosa homered and DeShields delivered a go ahead grounder.
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Pirates 3 Dodgers 2 in Pittsburgh clash
Brian Giles delivered a two run single off Hideo Nomo as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 3 2 at Pittsburgh Nomo allowed three hits over six innings with five walks and a hit bat ter Mark Kotsay homered and added a two run triple to lift San Diego past Philadelphia as it erased a 3 1 deficit Expos Lee Stevens Chris Truby and Jose Vidro homered helping Montreal extend a six game win streak Mets Mark Johnson hit a tiebreaking homer in the eighth at New York A J Burnett fanned nine in seven innings and Kevin Millar added a go ahead solo shot in Miami
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Cinergy Field Inspires Reds To Sweep Rockies
The Reds rally to a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rockies as Todd Zeile's throwing error in the eighth inning produces the go-ahead run. Cincinnati completes a three-game sweep while Cinergy Field nears demolition for a new park, with memories of past struggles fading under a hopeful tone.
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Martinez Dominates Orioles In 7-0 Red Sox Win
Pedro Martinez shut down Baltimore with one hit in seven innings and 10 strikeouts to lift Boston over the Orioles 7-0 at Camden Yards. The right-hander, 3-0, ended Baltimore’s hopes of a sweep as Sun Woo Kim and Willie Banks preserved the two-hitter. Manny Ramirez fueled Boston with three hits and two RBIs while Miguel Tejada and Greg Myers homered for Oakland in the same slate of games.
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