Scores Across Leagues Highlight Monday Baseball Action
Milwaukee tops Florida 5 2 Philadelphia beats Atlanta 2 1 Los Angeles edges Cincinnati 1 0 Mets trounce Pittsburgh 7 0 San Diego defeats St Louis 8 7 Chicago Cubs 7 Montreal 2 Houston 6 Colorado 2 Arizona 3 San Francisco 2.
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Alvarez leads Rays past White Sox for 5-0 win in Seattle
Alvarez, facing his former team, allowed three hits over 6 2 3 innings as the expansion Rays beat the White Sox 5-0. He noted the win mattered for his current club, while Saberhagen earned his first win since 1995 in Boston as the Mariners and Red Sox routed past. Cleveland stayed undefeated at 5-0 with Nagy pitching 7 1 3 innings in Anaheim. In Texas, Burkett earned the win as the Rangers beat the Blue Jays 6-5 with Greer driving in the go ahead run.
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Orioles Rally Past Tigers For Fifth Straight Win
Baltimore defeated Detroit 6-3 on Mussina’s solid pitching and Palmeiro’s three RBIs. The Tigers stretched loss streak to five after loading the bases in the ninth. Orosco earned his first save since 1995 by fanning Tony Clark.
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Daily Major League Schedule No Postseason Impacts
Today's games feature Texas at Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees at Seattle with night starts. Other matchups include Cleveland at Oakland Boston at Anaheim and Tampa Bay at Detroit as Tuesday slate shows.
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Puckett Hospitalized After One-Vehicle Crash
Former Minnesota Twins star Kirby Puckett suffered arm and head cuts in a single vehicle rollover on Interstate 45W near Mounds View north of Minneapolis. He was kept overnight at Fairview Southdale Hospital for observation. his father-in-law was not hospitalized. The State Patrol investigates as St Peter notes the car rolled two or three times and the cause remains unknown. Puckett led the Twins to 1987 and 1991 World Series titles before an eye condition ended his career.
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Schilling Dominates Braves In Five Hitter For Phillies
Curt Schilling struck out 15 Braves in a five hit win over Greg Maddux as Philadelphia took a 2-1 decision. He fanned eight of the first 11 and praised his velocity while Chipper Jones noted Schilling’s midseason form. The Phillies tied it with an unearned eighth inning run off Maddux, who allowed five hits in eight innings.
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