Baseball scoreboard results from a busy day
In the American League Minnesota beat Toronto 9 to 3 while Tampa Bay defeated the Yankees 2 to 1. Cleveland routed Kansas City 6 to 1. Chicago White Sox topped Detroit 3 to 2. Boston edged Baltimore 2 to 0. Anaheim crushed Oakland 8 to 2. Seattle downed Texas 4 to 3 in 13 innings. In the National League Montreal edged New York Mets 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 13 to 1. Atlanta beat Florida 7 to 1. St Louis defeated Houston 8 to 1. Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Arizona defeated Milwaukee 9 to 3. San Diego beat Colorado 6 to 2. San Francisco won over Los Angeles 5 to 4 in 12 innings.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Matchups and Start Times
A full slate of games today with Toronto at New York Yankees Pettitte 2-0 and Sturtze 2-0 slated for 6 05 p m. Also Kansas City at Cleveland Anaheim at Texas Oakland at Seattle. Tonight Oakland at Seattle 12 05 p m tomorrow Tampa Bay at Boston Toronto at NY Yankees Baltimore at Cleveland Detroit at Minnesota Anaheim at Texas Kansas City at Chicago White Sox NY Mets against Montreal at San Juan 3 45 p m Florida at Philadelphia 6 05 p m St Louis at Milwaukee 7 05 p m Colorado at Arizona 8 35 p m Houston at San Francisco 9 15 p m Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs 1 20 p m Atlanta against Montreal San Juan 6 05 p m Mets at Pittsburgh 6 05 p m Florida at Philadelphia 6 05 p m St Louis at Milwaukee 7 05 p m Colorado at Arizona 8 35 p m San Diego at Los Angeles 9 10 p m Houston at San Francisco 9 15 p m
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Phillies tie NL record with 13 in an inning vs Reds
In Cincinnati, the Phillies erupted for a team record 13 runs in the fourth inning, led by Ricky Ledee's three run homer. Pat Burrell and Jim Thome contributed, as Cincinnati pitcher Ryan Dempster struggled after a strong start. The Reds fell 3-1 at Great American Ball Park.
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Angels crush Zito and A's in eight to two win
Anaheim powered past Oakland with four early runs and homers by Salmon and Glaus. Eric Owens drove in two with a bases loaded single, as the Angels swept the series and won their fifth straight. Zito took his first loss in 12 starts, while Ortiz earned the win and Shields picked up a save. The Mariners and Yankees also posted key results in a busy day.
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