MLB Schedule: AL and NL Games Across Multiple Markets
The listing shows a full slate of baseball games for Wednesday and today across the American and National Leagues. Key matchups include Texas at Toronto, Minnesota at Boston, Seattle at New York Yankees, Oakland at Chicago White Sox, Atlanta at Houston, Mets at Milwaukee, and Montreal at St. Louis among others with start times from 6:05 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. local. Team records and pitcher notes accompany each pairing.
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Toronto
New York
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Seattle
Texas
Anaheim
Oakland
Philadelphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Wea
Florida
Chicago Iz
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Arizona
San Diego
Davis
Hamilton
Redman
Crawford
Hentgen
Weaver
Schoenewels
Colon
Garcia
Yankees
Clemens
Meadows
Lopez
Zito
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Perez
Reynolds
Mets
Bush
Wright
Vazquez
Kile
Chicago Cubs
Tapani
Colorado
Hampton
Clement
Batista
Wolf
Williams
Pittsburgh
Olivares
Park
Brower
San Francisco
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Walker Cal
Floyd
Berkman
Twalker
Burnitz
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Biggin
Lwalker
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Ajones
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League Leaders American League listing top players and stats
The American League leaders show Ramirez and Rodriguez atop multiple categories. Notable names include Stewart, Delgado, Quinn, and Olerud, with runs, RBIs, hits, and home runs highlighted. Pitchers Michalak, Milton, Radke lead in decisions and ERAs with several others posting strong strikeout counts.
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Johnson dominates Marlins as Diamondbacks roll 9 0
Randy Johnson fired a six hitter in a 9 0 Arizona win over Florida. Reggie Sanders homered for the seventh time in six games and Johnson posted his 29th career shutout with 10 strikeouts and no walks. Bob Brenly praised Johnson as he kept his pace with 98 99 mph heat.
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Deion Sanders Named IL Batter of the Week in May Return
Dustin Ohio eight time Pro Bowl cornerback Deion Sanders earns International League batter of the week after five multi hit games. He batted .700 with 14 hits in 20 at bats, including three doubles and two triples, scoring four runs and stealing two bases. On base and slugging percentages reached .727 and 1.060 as he eyes a May 1 Reds return.
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Deion Sanders
Louisville RiverBats
Reds
Alvarez returns to mound in spring training debut
Wilson Alvarez of the Devil Rays pitched three scoreless innings in an extended spring game, his first action in over a year after rotator cuff surgery last May. He last appeared in the majors on a rehab start for Class A St. Petersburg on April 15. Henry Rodriguez of the Yankees also played seven innings in left field in a split spring session, as he targets a minor league rehab assignment next week while on the 15 day disabled list with a back strain.
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Wilson Alvarez
Devil Rays
Alvarez
Toronto Blue Jays
Tampa
New York Yankees
Henry Rodriguez
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Twins find new magic as crowds grow, wins surge
Minnesota, fresh off eight straight losses, has won five in a row to a 14-3 start the best in team history. The low payroll, rookie core and unbalancing schedule fuel a surprising rise, drawing attention even as fans debate the team’s appeal and age. Indians pitcher Dave Burba notes the shift as Cleveland tracks the Twins.
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Minnesota Twins
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
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