Scoreboard roundup of baseball games across leagues
In the American League Chicago beat Kansas City 10 to 9 while New York topped Tampa Bay 5 to 1. Baltimore at Boston postponed by rain. Detroit defeated Toronto 5 to 3. Minnesota won 10 to 6 over Cleveland. Oakland 9 over Texas 4. Anaheim 6 edged Seattle 5. In the National League Houston 11 over St. Louis 1. Chicago 8 over Pittsburgh 3. Milwaukee 3, San Francisco 6. Florida 9 over Montreal. Cincinnati at Philadelphia postponed by rain. Atlanta 6 defeated New York 1. Colorado 14 over Arizona 4. Los Angeles 11, San Diego 4.
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International Baseball Schedule Highlights
A dense list of today and Friday games across MLB venues features Toronto at Detroit and Oakland at Texas among 12 early starts. The schedule includes key matchups like Yankees at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia, with games spanning day and evening slots across North America.
Bonds Eyes Future After Passing Mays for Third
San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds, age 39, says he won’t think about next steps after surpassing Willie Mays for third on the all time home run list with homer No. 661. He aims to stay healthy and chase a championship, not personal milestones, with Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron looming ahead. Bonds credits Mays’ support and vows to pursue a World Series title above individual records.
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Brown earns 200th win as Yankees top Rays
Kevin Brown notched his 200th victory, joining 101 others to reach the milestone, guiding New York past Tampa Bay 5-1. Mussina also later reached 200 in a separate start, as the Yankees celebrated two teammates achieving the plateau in one season. Giambi hit a three run homer and Brown preserved the lead with a sinker and three double plays.
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John Thomson
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Marcus Giles
Adam LaRoche
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Athletics edge Rangers as Dye and Crosby pace win
Jermaine Dye homered twice driving in four runs and Bobby Crosby added a three run shot to lift Oakland past Texas 9 to 4. Dye’s consecutive innings blasts gave a 6–0 lead and extended his multi homer game into the AL lead with five homers.
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Miller dominates Cardinals as Astros sweep Busch Stadium
Houston ace Miller with seven walks but seven shutout innings fuels an 11-1 win over St. Louis to complete a three-game sweep. Biggio Red-hot with three hits while Bagwell, Hidalgo and Berkman power the lineup.
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