Braves win sixth straight as Bonds fuels Giants comeback
In a tense NL roundup, Barry Bonds ties the game with a ninth inning homer and then scores the decisive run in the 11th as the Giants edge the Expos 2 1. Pedro Martinez struck out 10 over seven but Bonds stole second and third after an intentional walk. Carreon delivered the game winning hit.
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Raines hits three homers in White Sox rout of Red Sox
Tim Raines slugged a first inning, a third inning and an eighth inning homer in a 12-1 Chicago victory at Fenway. He scored five times and drove in four as Wilson Alvarez won his 11th straight decision despite flirting with a no hitter early. Frank Thomas also homered and Joey Cora added a three run triple.
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Rangers star Juan Gonzalez leaves to mourn brother in Puerto Rico
Texas Rangers outfielder Juan Gonzalez flew to San Juan Puerto Rico to mourn the death of his identically named brother Juan Puma Gonzalez 32 who died Sunday in Manti Puerto Rico from an apparent drug overdose The team’s general manager Tom Grieve says he did not know of the brother.
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Jordan sparks Barons visit as Mudcats fans cheer
In Zebulon North Carolina Michael Jordan returns to North Carolina with the Birmingham Barons drawing nearly 8000 fans at Five County Stadium. He enters the game at 8 for 26 and a .308 average with a six game hitting streak and is the leadoff man after a sharp line drive and tough at bat. He was hit on the left hand by a pitch and nearly ejected after arguing with the umpire following a stolen base attempt.
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American League Mondays Scores and Schedule Recap
The AL opened with Chicago routing Boston 12 to 1 and Kansas City defeating Detroit 11 to 1. Today’s slate includes Oakland at Boston, Kansas City at Detroit, Chicago at Milwaukee, Seattle at New York, Texas at Toronto, California at Baltimore, Cleveland at Minnesota, plus Wednesday’s Detroit visit by Kansas City and other pairings featuring implied matchups and time 2 35 p.m. local.
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Baseball Scores And Pairings From National League Night
National League results show Atlanta defeating St Louis 7 1 Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 5 4 Florida beat Colorado 5 3 San Diego defeated New York 6 3 San Francisco toppled Montreal 2 1 In 11 innings Dodgers and Phillies players listed for a full slate of nine scheduled games including Astacio Schilling Burkett and Rijo with multiple matchups between St Louis Atlanta Houston Chicago Colorado New York San Diego Montreal and Pittsburgh plus various pitchers named with 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 records listed for upcoming games in the schedule
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Royals' Hamelin named AL player of the week
Kansas City's 26 year old rookie Bob Hamelin was AL player of the week after homering in four of five games he played last week. He went 8 for 16 with 13 RBIs. Jeff Kent of the New York Mets was honored in the NL with six homers and 13 RBIs.
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