Baseball score roundup with varied results and notes
A compact report lists multiple baseball scores from leagues and exhibitions. Notable results include Pittsburgh over Cleveland five to three, Boston two, Houston ten over Milwaukee three, Toronto six over NY, Arizona seven over Cubs four with ten innings, Baltimore three over Texas one, Mets one three, Colorado six, San Francisco two over Montréal one, Oakland six over Minnesota two with ten innings, St Louis seven over Philadelphia six with ten, Seattle eleven over Kansas City three, Los Angeles thirteen over Florida twelve, and Tampa Bay at Anaheim plus Atlanta at San Diego as noted n.
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Indians Rally Behind Finley in 3-2 Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland veteran Chuck Finley improved to 3-0 with seven innings of two earned run ball as the Indians beat Boston 3-2. Jacob Cruz made a crucial center field catch and teammates praised Finley while noting his impact after signing a $27 million, three-year deal.
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New York
Tony Batista
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David Wells
Wells
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Roger Clemens
Schedule of Today's MLB Games Across Leagues
American League games feature Chicago at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Toronto at New York, Texas at Baltimore, Seattle at Kansas City, Oakland at Minnesota, and Tampa Bay at Anaheim with afternoon starts. Monday matchups include Yankees at Cleveland and others. National League slate lists St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Houston at Milwaukee, Arizona at Chicago, New York at Colorado, Montreal at San Francisco, Florida at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Diego, plus additional evening games Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Montreal at Colorado.
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Moises Alou placed on 15-day DL by Astros
Houston outfielder Moises Alou was put on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right calf after injuring himself in a game with the Cubs on April 26. He had batted .390 with four homers and 11 RBIs in 14 games.
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Giants break home skid with Bonds late homer at Pacific Bell Park
Giants beat Expos 2-1 for first win in seven home games at Pacific Bell Park as Barry Bonds homered in the eighth off Anthony Telford. Kirk Rueter kept San Francisco in the game while Mets and other MLB results unfold around the league. Bonds excited to make contact amid a tough homestand.
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