Scoreboard slate from baseball games
American League games include Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1 and Baltimore 11 Boston 8. Detroit at Cleveland postponed by rain. Toronto 7 Tampa Bay 5. New York Yankees 12 Los Angeles Angels 4. Seattle 7 Texas 4. Oakland 9 Chicago White Sox 7. National League games include Houston at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. Washington 3 Philadelphia 1. Atlanta 4 New York Mets 3. Cincinnati 11 Chicago Cubs 9. St Louis 5 Milwaukee 3. Florida 9 Colorado 3. Arizona 3 Los Angeles Dodgers 2. San Francisco 6 San Diego S
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Today's MLB Schedule Highlights Across Sixball Arenas
A packed slate features Cabrera leading Baltimore at Boston and Wakefield on the hill, Garcia facing Saarloos in Oakland, Kazmir versus Chacin in Toronto, Bonderman at Westbrook in Cleveland, Washburn at Mussina in New York, Franklin’s Seattle visit to Texas, and Mays opposing B Anderson in Kansas City. Thursday continues with multiple interleague matchups and rising stars across 12 games.
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LEAGUE LEADERS REL TEJADA AND HITS LISTS
The report lists leaders in home runs, hits, and stolen bases with players from Baltimore New York Los Angeles Boston Chicago Seattle and others. Tejada Guerrero Jeter Damon and Roberts headline the runs and hits categories with multiple players from major teams and franchises featured.
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A-Rod belts three homers in Yankees rout of Angels
Alex Rodriguez powered the Yankees to a 12-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels, homering in the first three at bats and driving in 10 runs to put himself among MLB's single game leaders. He added a later RBI double as New York moved atop the AL.
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Texas Rangers Bow To Seattle In Mixed Homer Display
In Arlington Joel Pineiro yielded four solo homers but aided Seattle with steady work. A two run double by Dave Dellucci in the second cut the lead to 3-1. Texas briefly challenged as Mark Teixeira and Kevin Mench hit solo homers in the fourth.
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Smoltz Escapes Four-Year Win Drought With Braves Victory
John Smoltz returned to the Braves rotation and earned their 4-3 win over the Mets at Shea. He broke a four year span since his last start win, aided by three first-inning runs and four-seam fastball and changeups. Johnny Estrada drove in three, while Dan Kolb weathered a late Mets rally to seal the victory.
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