Yankees rally past Rangers on controversial call in 11th
New York staved off a no hit bid and beat Texas 5-4 in 11 innings in Arlington. Tino Martinez delivered two RBI singles, tying the game in the ninth and delivering the winner in the 11th after a disputed foul ball ruled fair by umpire Jeff Kellogg. Bernie Williams homered earlier as Darren Oliver pitched eight innings without a decision.
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Boston Game Stands Out In Patriot's Day Split
Boston-Gil Heredia and two relievers held the Athletics to four hits while Imedo Saenz went 3-for-3 for Oakland with an RBI. John Jaha delivered an RBI in the sixth as the A’s split the four-game set in Boston. Heredia escaped a bases loaded jam in the fourth, Doug Jones and Jason Isringhausen closed out, Fassero took the loss after giving up one run in eight and two thirds.
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Blue Jays rout Angels as Escobar shines in win
Kelvin Escobar pitched eight strong innings to lift the Toronto Blue Jays to a 7 1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Brad Fullmer hit a grand slam and Raul Mondesi added a solo homer as Toronto snapped a three game skid. The Jays had allowed 47 runs in a three game sweep by the Seattle Mariners last weekend, the most in team history. Escobar improved to 1 2 after escaping a first inning bases loaded jam on Garret Anderson's double play grounder. He gave up eight hits and two walks.
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Baseball Schedule for Today and Wednesday’s Games
American League games include Boston at Detroit and Oakland at Cleveland with 6:05 p.m. starts. N Y Yankees visit Texas at 7:05 p.m. and Seattle plays Chicago White Sox at 7:05 p.m. National League matchups feature Chicago Cubs at Montreal and Pittsburgh at Florida with several 6:05 p.m. starts, plus late evening games in San Diego at St. Louis and Houston at Los Angeles.
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Cardinals pair McGwire and Drew day to day with injuries
St Louis Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire and outfielder J D Drew remain day to day after injuries. McGwire shows improved back mobility and reduced pain on Monday. re evaluation will decide readiness for tonight's game versus the San Diego Padres. Drew underwent precautionary left wrist X rays after being hit by a Gabe White pitch and is also listed day to day.
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Bloop singles power Marlins past Cubs 6-5 in NL Roundup
The Florida Marlins beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5 as all runs came on singles. Mike Lowell and Derrek Lee drove in two each, with Lowell breaking a 5-5 tie in the seventh after Farnsworth struggled in 6% innings. Jesus Sanchez earned the win and Antonio Alfonseca notched the save. Chicago had taken a short-lived lead on Shane Andrews’ sixth homer of the year.
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Rockies Rally Past Diamondbacks in High-Scoring Win
Colorado used consecutive bunt singles from Larry Walker and Jeff Cirillo to spark a five run first inning and defeat Arizona 14-13. Masato Yoshii earned the win with support from Todd Helton who drove in three on two singles, and Terry Shumpert contributed a triple and a double with two RBIs as the Rockies extended their hot stretch to five wins in six games.
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