Mets Edge Reds in 10 In NL Scoreboard Tale
National League scoreboard shows Mets 5 Cincinnati 4 in 10 innings. Other results include San Diego 7 over Pittsburgh 5 in 10, Milwaukee 3 over San Francisco 1, St Louis 6 beat Philadelphia 5, Chicago Cubs 8 over Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 11 over Colorado 4, Arizona 7 over Florida 5, and Houston 4 over Montreal 3.
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Indians Subdue Red Sox 7-4 in Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland erased a 3-2 deficit with four runs in the ninth inning. Omar Vizquel doubled in the tying run and scored on Shawon Dunston's single. David Justice doubled home two insurance runs as Boston's seven game win streak ended. Troy O'Leary hit his second homer for the Red Sox.
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Mariners ride four game win streak with rout of Twins
Alex Rodriguez went 4 for 4 with a homer and triple and scored three as Seattle beat Minnesota for its fourth straight win. Edgar Martinez had a three RBI day, Joey Cora went 0 for 4 after a season opening run, and the Mariners padded their lead in the AL West.
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Schedule of Today's Major League Baseball Games
Today all except one set of games feature American League and National League matchups. Notable showdowns include Cleveland at Boston and New York at Toronto along with Seattle at Minnesota and Baltimore at Texas. Evening games span Kansas City at Oakland and Tampa Bay at Anaheim among others with additional interleague fixtures in New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Montreal, Atlanta, Florida, and Colorado.
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A's fall to Royals as Young homers in fifth
Ernie Young hit his first homer of the year to put Kansas City up 1-0 in the fifth. Oakland rally falls short as Royals score in sixth to pull within one, but late defense preserves a 3-2 win. McDonald strains groin, potentially sidelining him a few games. Morris extends hitting streak to 11 games 26 for 44. Rogers improves to 2-1 after strong start. Billy Taylor earns save.
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Edmonds injures wrist on diving catch for Anaheim
Anaheim center fielder Jim Edmonds sprained his right wrist Saturday night leaving the game against Tampa Bay after a headlong dive for Fred McGriff’s sinking liner. He finished the inning but was removed in the fourth. In Florida, Dave Stieb won again for Dunedin, five scoreless innings before a sixth inning rally.
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Jones powers Braves to 11 4 win over Rockies
Jones homered for the eighth time tying the NL lead as the Braves ran past Colorado 11 4 in their fourth straight win. Weiss returned to Coors Field with three hits and two RBIs while Galarraga went 0 for 4. Cubs 8 Dodgers 1 Kerry Wood earned his first win with five shutout innings and an RBI single in the eight run first. Padres beat Pirates amid a strong 14 3 start the best in franchise history.
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St. Louis and Brewers win as several teams post wins
St. Louis finishes Philadelphia skid behind Clayton Mabry two doubles and two RBIs. Aybar earns win with six innings and RBI single. Milwaukee’s Cirillo belts two run homer in win. Wagner allows five hits as bullpen preserves. Expos fall to Astros after Berry’s ninth inn homer. Diamondbacks ride fourth rally to third straight win. New York edges Cincinnati on Willie Greene error in 10th. Mel Rojas earns win. Franco seals save.
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