Baseball scoreboard shows AL and NL results
In the American League Kansas City defeated Chicago White Sox 11 to 6 while Texas beat Detroit 8 to 6 and Cleveland topped Toronto 14 to 5. Baltimore beat Seattle 6 to 3 and Tampa Bay won 5 to 4 over Boston. New York Yankees edged Oakland 8 to 6 in 11 innings. Minnesota defeated Anaheim 6 to 3. In the National League Atlanta beat Houston 5 to 4, New York Mets prevailed 6 to 5 over Milwaukee, St Louis won 5 to 4 against Montreal, Cubs beat Colorado 11 to 8, Arizona defeated Florida 11 to 6, Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1, Philadelphia beat San Diego 7 to 5, and Cincinnati topped San Francisco 8 to 7.
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Tonight's Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
A packed slate lists Cleveland at Toronto and Texas at Detroit in early games, with Oakland at New York and Anaheim at Minnesota at 12:05 and 12:10 pm. Evening matchups feature Boston at Detroit and Toronto at New York, plus multiple interleague clashes across Texas, Miami, and the West Coast.
League Leaders And Standings Baseball Card Figures
Baseball leaders across batting runs and runs batted in for players such as Suzuki Rodriguez Mora Sanchez Guerrero Young Hafner Guillen Ramirez Tejada Lopez and others are listed with teams Seattle New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland and more. Pitching leaders show Mulder Rogers Rincon Martinez and Schilling among others with win loss records and strikeout totals. Top base stealers include Crawford and Podsednik with saves led by Rivera and others. The list covers averages runs and highlights from multiple teams and leagues.
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Hall lifts Rays with first career grand slam
Toby Hall ended an 0-for-18 skid with a seventh inning grand slam as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays rallied from a 4-1 deficit to beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4. Travis Harper earned the win, and Danys Baez notched his 23rd save despite a tense ninth inning.
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Morneau Homers as Twins Top Angels in Minneapolis
Justin Morneau homered on the first pitch of the sixth inning to spark the Twins past the Angels. Torii Hunter followed with a double and Jacque Jones hit a two run homer to widen the lead as Minnesota moved to 13 wins in 15 games and opened a six game AL Central lead after Chicago’s defeat. Vladimir Guerrero homered for Anaheim.
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David Bell
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Thomson’s changeup shines as Braves top Astros 5 4
Atlanta pitcher John Thomson held Houston to four hits over seven innings for a 5 4 Braves win. He mixed off speed and changeups for grounders, improving to 9 7 on the season. Chipper Jones drove in two, and Smoltz earned his 26th save despite Bagwell’s ninth inning homer.
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Cubs Rally Past Rockies for Third Straight Win
Cubs beat Colorado 11 to 8 in Denver after Nomar Garciaparra tied the game on a wild pitch and Aramis Ramirez belted a tiebreaking solo homer in the eighth. Chicago totaled 15 hits to extend their win streak to three.
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Mets Turn Tiebreaking Seventh Into Win Over Brewers
Lyle Overbay botched Gerald Williams' bunt leading to a two run error in a five run seventh inning as the Mets beat the Brewers 6 to 5 in Milwaukee. New York earns its first two game winning streak in nearly a month.
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