Roundup of brawls and big scores across MLB games
Chicago beat Detroit 14-6 amid a seven inning brawl and multiple ejections. Keith Foulke bled from a left eye cut, five stitches after a slugfest that saw 11 eruptions. Chris Singleton went 5-for-5 with five driven in as Chicago extended its win streak to four. Detroit dropped to sixth straight loss. Other games featured Kelvin Escobar guiding the Blue Jays to a fourth straight win, Oakland’s Bordick homer powering a sixth straight Baltimore run, and a five home-run night for Tampa Bay.
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Keith Foulke
Chicago
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Jim Parque
Chris Singleton
Tigers
Doug Brocail
Dean Palmer
Jeff Weaver
Rob Fick
Danny Patterson
Jerry Manuel
Joe Nossek
Bobby Howry
Bill Simas
Tanyon Sturtze
Magglio Ordonez
Foulke
Weaver
Carlos Lee
Lee
Parque
Palmer
Ordonez
Fick
Sturtze
Dem Cruz
Manuel
Howry
Halter
Brocail
Toronto
Jose Cruz Jr
Blue Jays
Angels
Kelvin Escobar
David Cone
New York
Oakland
Calin
Mike Bordick
Gil Heredia
Baltimore
Jose Mercedes
Calvin Maduro
Buddy Groom
Matt Stairs
Robin Ventura
Rey Ordonez
Mets
Cubs
Dennis Cook
Armando Benitez
Derek Bell
Glendon Busch
Schedule of Today and Monday Baseball Games
Major League baseball schedule lists American and National League games across today and Monday. Notable matchups include Yankees at Blue Jays, Indians at Red Sox, Cubs at Mets, and Dodgers at Mets with game times from noon to 9:05 p.m. Local venues feature starting pitchers and team records for each listed contest.
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Hernandez
Toronto
Castilla
Cleveland
Finley
Nagy
Boston
R.martinez
Anaheim Dickson
Tampa Bay
Elland
Detroit
Moehler
Chicago White Sox
Baldwin
Minnesota
Radke
Texas
Oliver
Kansas City
Suppan
Seattle
Sele
Baltimore
J.johnson
Oakland
Mulder
N.Y
Yankees
Philadelphia
Person
Florida
Penny
Chicago Cubs
Tapani
Montreal
Vazquez
San Diego
Meadows
Houston
Blarton
Colorado
Karl
St. Louis
Benes
San Francisco
Nathan
Arizona
Reynosa
Los Angeles
Marlins could trade to fund new ballpark plan
Florida owner John Henry said the Marlins may trade players to raise cash for a new stadium after a weak recent run. With arbitration looming for Castillo Alfonseca and Kotsay, Miami could face $20 million in losses next year if rosters stay intact.
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Florida
Marlins
John Henry
Henry
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Sun- Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale
H. Wayne Huizenga
Jeb Bush
Minnesota
Luis Castillo
Antonio Alfonseca
Mark Kotsay
Alex Fernandez
Dodgers hammer Reds in 16-2 rout to cap high-scoring series
Dodgers explode for 16 runs led by Todd Hollandsworth, Kevin Elster, Eric Karros and Gary Sheffield as Los Angeles hammered Cincinnati 16-2. Reds pitching gave up 25 runs and six homers in two games with Harnisch and Park both struggling.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Todd Hollandsworth
Dodgers
Reds
Kevin Elster
Eric Karros
Gary Sheffield
Sheffield
Pete Harnisch
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