Indians Dominate Rays as Vizquel Hits Grand Slam
Cleveland explodes for 14 runs, fueled by Omar Vizquel’s fourth career grand slam and a nine-run second inning. Juan Guzman leaves with a shoulder issue, Jaret Wright earns the win, as Tampa Bay’s debut under the big offseason additions falters. Six Indians batters load the bases for 10 RBIs.
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Schedule of Today's Major League Baseball Games
National and American leagues feature a full slate of games across two days. Notable matchups include Detroit at Baltimore, Minnesota at Kansas City, New York at Seattle, and Chicago White Sox at Oakland with times from 12:35 pm to 9:05 pm. Sunday adds more cross league clashes, including Yankees at Seattle and Cleveland at Tampa Bay, plus a full NL card in the afternoon and evening.
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Cardinals plan 50,000-seat ballpark near Busch Stadium
St Louis reporters say the Cardinals will unveil plans for a new 50,000-seat ballpark within ten years. The project estimated at 300 to 350 million dollars would be mostly taxpayer funded, with about a third paid by the club.
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Sosa Ends Slump With 2-Run Homer In Cubs Win Over Reds
Sammy Sosa homered twice driven in three as the Cubs beat the Reds 10-6. Griffey went 0-for-4 in his first meeting with Sosa since 1991. Rolen, Nevin, Bonds and Penny also produced key hits in multiple games across the slate.
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