White Sox top Orioles 6 in AL clash. A's fall in loss
In a busy pro baseball scoreboard, Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore 6 to 3, while Oakland managed 2 and fell to Minnesota 1. In the National League, Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 4 to 1, and Florida edged St Louis 6 to 5.
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Evening major league baseball schedule update
Published daily listings show upcoming games across six matchups with start times at 6:05 to 9:15 pm including Seattle at Detroit New York at Cleveland Kansas City at Boston Tampa Bay at Texas Toronto at Chicago White Sox Oakland at Minnesota Baltimore at Los Angeles Angels plus a Wednesday slate with Seattle Kansas City Yankees Tampa Bay Toronto Oakland Baltimore.
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League Leaders and Major Baseball Stat Totals Highlight 2005 Season
The list details top leaders in runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases across teams such as Boston New York Texas Seattle and Baltimore with key players Damon Jeter Rodriguez Suzuki Teixeira Matsui Ramirez and Abreu. It notes final tallies for batting average on base percentage and slugging alongside leaders in saves and strikeouts.
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Pirates rookie Duke stops Braves in 4-1 win
Zach Duke earned his fourth win in as many starts as the Pirates beat the Atlanta Braves 4-1. He worked into the ninth inning, lowering his ERA to 0.92 through five starts as Jose Castillo and Chris Duffy homered to back him. The victory snapped Atlanta’s six-game streak and kept Duke undefeated in his brief major league career.
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Harris Lays Dash with Pinch Hit Double in Marlins Win
Lenny Harris delivered a three run pinch hit double in the sixth as the Marlins defeated the Cardinals 6 to 5. Mike Lowell added a two run homer and three RBIs for Florida while Albert Pujols homered for St Louis. Ismael Valdez earned the win in five innings.
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White Sox sweep Orioles as Palmeiro suspended
In Baltimore the White Sox beat the Orioles 6 to 3 amid Rafael Palmeiro's suspension for violating steroid policy. Jermaine Dye drove in the go ahead run with an RBI single in the sixth as Mark Buehrle earned win number 12 and Dustin Hermanson closed out the ninth for his 25th save. The Orioles stranded 10 and extended a brutal 1-7 homestand.
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Blanton shines as A's beat Twins 2 1 in Minneapolis
Rookie Joe Blanton allowed two hits over seven innings to earn Oakland's road win. Scott Hatteberg delivered the go ahead RBI in the seventh after Dan Johnson sparked the rally. Huston Street sealed the victory with a ninth inning save as Oakland extended its road success. Johan Santana took the loss. Justin Morneau blasted a tying homer for Minnesota.
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Bonds sidelined by knee injury delays pursuit of home run record
San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds will not play this season due to a right knee injury, delaying his chase of the career home run mark until at least 2006. The report cites Bonds speaking to MLB.com and notes the impact on the Giants and season plans.
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Five stabbed outside Dodger Stadium in counterfeit shirt dispute
A man is accused of stabbing five people after a game between the Dodgers and Cardinals near Dodger Stadium. Police say the dispute centered on counterfeit T shirts for sale. The incident occurred in Los Angeles.
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Twins release Boone after brief stint with Twins
Minnesota Twins cut struggling second baseman Bret Boone on Monday ending a failed effort to spark the offense. Boone batted .170 with 9 hits in 53 at bats and 3 RBIs over 14 games.
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White Sox drop Takatsu after one season
Chicago released reliever Takatsu on Monday after he finished second in AL Rookie of the Year voting last season. The 36 year old went 1-2 with a 5.97 ERA and eight saves in 31 appearances for the White Sox.
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