Braves expand division, dominate NL West anew
Atlanta continues strong season, opening seven-game trip undefeated at 7-0 after rookie Tony Tarasco homered and doubled following an injury to David Justice. Braves beat Dodgers 6-3 as Mark Wohlers earned the win and Steve Bedrosian sealed the save. Reds, Phillies, Astros, and Mets results follow with key hits and pitching notes.
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Sonics rally to set franchise record 57th win
Seattle SuperSonics erased a 17 point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Phoenix 111 108 for a franchise best 57th victory clinching the Pacific Division title. Kendall Gill led Seattle with a season high 29 points as the team extended its league leading record to 57 18.
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Nets and Suns Lead Scores In Sunday NBA Box Scores
Sunday NBA box scores show New Jersey topping New York 107 to 88 with strong contributions from Coleman and K Anderson, while Houston and Denver battle to 93 to 92. Seattle edged Phoenix 111 to 108 as Barkley led Phoenix and Kemp fueled Seattle. Boston defeated Detroit 116 to 111 with balanced scoring from Radio and Dumars.
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Sunday duels headline split results across leagues
Major league results rundown with Sunday boxes showing Toronto 12 Seattle 6 and other scores. Day games include Baltimore at Detroit Milwaukee at Texas Toronto at Oakland Cleveland at California Boston at Kansas City Minnesota at Seattle. National League box scores summarized.
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National League results and upcoming games
Montreal beat Chicago 8 to 2 while Colorado was set to play Pittsburgh in a rain postponed game. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 7 to 5 and Houston defeated New York 6 to 1. Atlanta topped Los Angeles 6 to 3 and St Louis beat San Francisco 2 to 1. Florida won 8 to 5 over San Diego. Remaining openers include Chicago at New York and Colorado at Philadelphia with pitchers listed. Upcoming games: Houston at Florida, Cincinnati at Montreal, San Diego at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Atlanta.
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Braves Brace for Justice Loss in Home Opener
Braves right fielder David Justice reinjured his ankle fouling off a pitch and left in Los Angeles. He will be X-rayed and likely miss Tuesday's home opener against San Francisco. Tony Tarasco would start in right if Justice is out. The Braves sit 7-0 entering the opener. In Houston, Bobby Bonilla dislocated his left shoulder but expects no season-ending damage and will wear a sling as doctors evaluate daily.
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Texas League fires two no hitters on Sunday
The Texas League saw two no hitters Sunday. In Tulsa Oklahoma Kevin Gallaher and Jamie Daspit combined for a seven inning no hitter as the Jackson Generals shutout the Tulsa Drillers 3 0. In Shreveport Louisiana Rigo Beltran struck out six and walked two in a no hitter as the Arkansas Travelers beat the Shreveport Captains 2 0. Gallaher fanned nine and allowed no hits across six frames while Caspit retired the lone batter in the seventh. It was the Generals first no hitter since 1982 and Arkansas benefited from solo homers by Joe Biassuci and Andy Bruce.
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