Baseball scores from leagues with multiple late results
Scores from the American League include Chicago White Sox seven over Kansas City six and Seattle seven over Detroit one. New York Yankees nine over Texas seven, Cleveland six over Oakland five, Baltimore six over Tampa Bay five. In the National League St Louis four over Atlanta zero, Mets eight over Houston two in ten innings, Florida five over Milwaukee four in ten. Montreal eight over Arizona five, San Diego four over Chicago Cubs three, San Francisco three over Pittsburgh one, Philadelphia eight over Colorado one, Cincinnati ten over Los Angeles five.
Friday Major League Baseball Schedule Preview
The notice lists today's and tonight's games across multiple leagues with teams such as Minnesota, Toronto, Texas, NY Yankees, Tampa Bay, Baltimore, Anaheim, Boston, Seattle, Detroit, Oakland, Cleveland, Kansas City, White Sox, Florida, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Colorado, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Montreal, Arizona, Chicago Cubs, San Diego, Mets, Houston, Atlanta, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and more. It includes pitcher records in parentheses and game times, highlighting a dense, multi-market schedule for Friday and today.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Wwe
Pet
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Seattle
Oakland
Anaheim
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Rez
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Yankees
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Myette
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Maduro
Rapp
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Suppan
Enet
White Sox
Kwells
N.Y
Florida
Knotts
Milwaukee
Levrault
Philadelphia
Coggin
Colorado
Thomson
Pittsburgh
McKnight
San Francisco
Rueter
Montreal
Vazquez
Arizona
Lopez
Chicago Cubs
Bere
San Diego
Williams
Mets
Trachsel
Houston
Astacio
Atlanta
Glavine
St. Louis
Smith
Cincinnati
Dessens
Los Angeles
Prokopec
Mats
League Leaders Shake Up in Classic Baseball Standings
Star players across both leagues top the charts in runs hits and home runs. Suzuki Seattle leads runs with 90 and hits at 156 while Ramirez Boston holds a .316 average. Thome Cleveland 34 homers tops the power list, with Gonzalez Arizona and Beltway rivals close behind in RBI and extra-base totals.
Hitchcock's return fuels Yankees eight runs early win over Texas
Star of the night Hitchcock beat his old team as New York launched five early homers and built an 8-1 lead. Knoblauch and O'Neill homered, Jeter and others added shots, Rivera earned his 200th save as the Yankees stretched their winning streak to nine of ten.
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New York
Yankees
Sterling Hitchcock
Texas
Chuck Knoblauch
Paul O'Neill
Alfonso Soriano
Derek Jeter
Tino Martinez
Hitchcock
Mariano Rivera
San Diego
Mike Young
Rand Velarde
Gabe Kapler
Joe Torre
Rob Bell
Kevin Foster
Bell
Knoblauch
O'Neill
Jeter
Don Mattingly
Scott Brosius
Luis Soto
Torre
Angels Top Red Sox Behind Glaus Homer In Boston
Troy Glaus homered and Scott Schoeneweis worked into the eighth as the Anaheim Angels defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2. Tim Salmon also connected, boosting the Angels to 12 of 16 overall and 11 of 12 on the road.
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Boston
Scott Schoeneweis
Troy Glaus
Anaheim
Tim Salmon
Angels
McGwire ties Killebrew for fifth on home run list
In St Louis, Mark McGwire belted a two run homer off Greg Maddux, tying Harmon Killebrew for fifth on the career list with his 573th, as the Cardinals blanked the Braves 4-0. Darryl Kile pitched eight strong innings, while Maddux extended his walkless streak to 64 innings.
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Toronto
Roy Halladay
Minnesota
Twins
Brad Fullmer
Carlos Delgado
Blue Jays
Halladay
Mets
St. Louis
Mark McGwire
McGwire
Harmon Killebrew
Greg Maddux
Atlanta
Darryl Kile
Dave Veres
Maddux
Christy Mathewson
Randy Jones
Bill Fischer
Kansas City Athletics
Cardinals
Frank Robinson
Phoenix
Lee Stevens
Orlando Cabrera
Montreal
Mark Smith
Michael Barrett
Expos
Luis Gonzalez
Reggie Sanders
Diamondbacks
Mike Thurman
Giants win 8 7 over Pirates in 11 innings
Armando Rios misplayed Pedro Feliz's single to right allowing the winning run to score from the Pirates in an 11 inning marathon, as San Francisco edged Pittsburgh late Tuesday.
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Giants
Pirates
San Francisco
Armando Rios
Pedro Feliz
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Suzuki Sea
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JaGlambi Oak
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