Baseball Scoreboard Highlights Across Leagues
Major League scores show the Boston Red Sox 7 over the Kansas City Royals 1 and Detroit 10 over Toronto 9. Cleveland edges Chicago 8 7, while the Angels beat Texas 5 3. Minnesota tops Baltimore 7 2, Oakland defeats Seattle 9 6. National League shows Washington 7 over Florida 6, Colorado 11 over Arizona 4, Atlanta 3 over Philadelphia 2 in 11 innings, Chicago Cubs 4 over Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 5 over Houston 4, Dodgers 5 over Milwaukee 4, Mets 10 over St Louis 0, San Diego 5 over San Francisco 3.
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Baseball day card of interleague and league games
A long schedule listing today and Friday games across MLB with matchups such as Toronto at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, plus regional battles including Boston at Texas and Philadelphia at Atlanta, noting starting pitchers and game times. The list covers many teams across the AL and NL with varied start times and multiple venues.
Griffey to wear No 42 on 60th anniversary day
Ken Griffey Jr. will wear retired No 42 for one game on April 15 to honor Jackie Robinson's 1947 debut and MLB's tribute to his breaking of baseball's color barrier. He sought and received permission from Bud Selig, joining a national observance tied to the Padres Dodgers game in Los Angeles.
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New York Baseball Reaches Seven Year TV Deal
Under pressure from Senator Kerry, Major League Baseball and IN Demand reached an agreement in principle on a seven year contract to keep extra innings market games on cable. The pact aims to have the sport's new TV network in at least 40 million homes when it launches in 2009.
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Granderson's grand slam lifts Tigers past Blue Jays in slugfest
Detroit, after ring ceremony, built a nine-run lead and hung on 10-9 as Curtis Granderson connected for his first career grand slam off Shaun Marcum. He also added an RBI triple and five RBIs. The Tigers opened with a loss but recovered in fans' eyes.
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Bonds closes in on Aaron with 735th homer in loss
San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds hit his 735th career homer in the first inning against the Padres, pulling within 21 of Hank Aaron's 755. Bonds also became the Giants' all-time runs leader at 1,481, passing Willie Mays. The game ended 5-2 as Adrian Gonzalez homered for San Diego.
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