Baseball scoreboard with league results and pairings
The scorecard reports American League games Kansas City 6 over New York 2 and Oakland 9 over Boston 1 among others including Toronto 14 Seattle 12 Detroit 8 Texas 2 Baltimore 9 Minnesota 2 Cleveland 4 Tampa Bay 2 Anaheim 11 and Chicago White Sox 2. In the National League Houston 2 Florida and New York Mets 5 Milwaukee 1 Montreal 10 St Louis 1 Colorado 7 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 11 Chicago Cubs 10 with Atlanta at Arizona and Philadelphia at San Diego listed as upcoming matches.
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Tonight's MLB Schedule Highlights From The League
A packed slate features Seattle at Toronto and Oakland at Boston at 6:05 p.m. plus Texas at Detroit and Tampa Bay at Cleveland. Later, Kansas City visits the Yankees while Anaheim meets Chicago White Sox. Thursday games include Mets at Milwaukee and Florida at Houston with numerous late-night matchups across the NL and AL divisions.
League Leaders and Stats From the Season Leaderboard
The summary compiles top standings in batting and fielding with players such as A Rodriquez Texas Suzuki Seattle Winn Tampa Bay and Ordonez Chicago among leaders in hits doubles home runs and runs. Pitching leaders include Martinez Boston Zito Oakland Halladay Toronto and Clemens New York with win loss records and strikeouts.
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Bonds near 600 as Giants rally past Cubs 11 10
Barry Bonds belted his 599th homer and drove in four as the San Francisco Giants staged an eighth inning comeback to beat the Chicago Cubs 11 10. A tumultuous ninth inning included Cubs shortstop Alex Gonzalez eyeing the plate umpire with his bat before Robb Nen closed it out for his 300th save at age 32.
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Tejada’s hitting streak ends as A’s top Red Sox
In a 9-4 Oakland win over Boston, Tejada’s 24 game hitting streak ends with 0-for-4. Mulder labored early but settled, Hernandez and Saenz hit big home runs, lifting the A’s to their fifth win in six while narrowing the wild card gap behind Boston.
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Indians Top Rays 4 2 as Nagy Wins First Since Last July
Charles Nagy earned his first home win in over a year at Jacobs Field, scattering two runs over seven innings to beat the Devil Rays. Jim Thome hit his 33rd homer to power Cleveland past Tampa Bay, improving to 1-2 on the season amid Nagy’s elbow saga.
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Angels Thrash White Sox Behind Salmon Grand Slam
Tim Salmon drove in five runs including a grand slam as Anaheim pounded Chicago 11 to 2. The Angels staged a six run fourth inning and closed within 1 1/2 games of Seattle in the AL West while moving a half game ahead of Boston for the wild card. Brad Fullmer added a solo homer and Darin Erstad drove in two runs.
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