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American League results Minnesota defeated Toronto 10 to 6 while New York beat Tampa Bay 7 to 2 Boston edged Baltimore 4 to 1 Cleveland topped Detroit 5 to 1 Kansas City won 9 to 2 over Chicago Anaheim’s game at Texas was rained out Oakland won 6 to 5 over Seattle National League Atlanta defeated the Mets 5 to 2 in 14 innings Cincinnati beat Montreal 6 to 5 in 10 Philadelphia beat Florida 3 to 2 in 11 Arizona edged Milwaukee 2 to 1 Pittsburgh and Chicago Cubs had their game postponed Houston won 7 to 6 over St Louis San Francisco routed San Diego 10 to 1 Los Angeles beat Colorado 6 to 4
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A dense listing of Thursday and Tuesday games features Minnesota at Cleveland, Yankees at Toronto, White Sox at Detroit, Seattle at Anaheim, and multiple matches including Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Colorado, Arizona at San Diego, Montreal at Florida, Atlanta at Philadelphia, Mets at Cubs, Milwaukee at St. Louis, and more with start times from 12:05 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.
Bonds Fast Start Sparks Talk Of Record Pace
Giants outfielder Barry Bonds homered five times in two games, a pace unmatched since Eddie Mathews in 1958. Joe Torre notes Bonds sees pitches differently with bases open, often prompting a strategic walk. Kent returns from wrist injury, with GM Brian Sabean disputing Kent’s motorized accident claim.
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Martinez anchors Sox past Orioles with six strong innings
Pedro Martinez, back on track after a shoulder scare, improved to 1-0 with six solid innings as Boston beat Baltimore 4-1. He allowed one unearned run on three hits over 85 pitches, striking out five and walking one. Shea Hillenbrand hit two two run homers, Urbina closed for save as Orioles drop fifth in a row.
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Yankees sweep Rays as Clemens shines in near perfect turn
Roger Clemens yielded one earned run in seven innings to spark the Yankees to a 7-2 win over Tampa Bay while Giambi drove in his first run for New York and Jeter collected three hits and three RBIs. The Rays scored an unearned run in the sixth to end a long scoreless stretch.
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Pena, Chavez pace Athletics past Mariners in Seattle
Oakland beats Seattle 6 to 5 as rookie Carlos Pena hits his fourth homer and Eric Chavez returns with a homer and three RBIs. Tim Hudson earns the win with six solid innings, allowing one run on four hits.
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Rangers hit woes deepen after rainout start
Texas badly slumps to a 1-5 start, their worst since 1987, with meek hitting blamed for the skid. A-Rod Gonzalez Palmeiro Rodriguez Everett carry a 27-for-130 (.208) group as the Rangers hit .225 with 22 runs.
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Schilling rips 17 strikeouts in Diamondbacks win
National League Roundup highlights Curt Schilling’s 17 strikeouts and a second career one hitter as Arizona blanks Milwaukee 2-0. He dominates from the start, extending a hot spring with six shutout innings and a confident pledge to sustain October form.
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