Big Unit reaches 3642 strikeouts in Diamondbacks win
Randy Johnson struck out 14 to move past Tom Seaver for fifth on the career list as the Diamondbacks beat the Marlins 9-2. The year leader with 240 strikeouts this season, Johnson tied a small club by hitting 100 mph on the radar gun and added his 11th double-digit game.
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Giants Top Pirates 8 3 as Bonds Sets IBB Record
San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 3 with Barry Bonds setting the major league single season record for intentional walks. Benito Santiago hit a grand slam following Bonds third walk in the seventh inning as Manny Aybar earned the win in 2 hitless innings. Jeff Kent drove in three runs as the Giants won fifth of seven to stay in the NL wild card race.
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Astros Rally Past Braves Behind Saarloos Five Straight Wins
Houston rookie Kirk Saarloos earned his fifth straight start win as the Astros beat the Braves 8-5. Lance Berkman returned and drove in two runs, Saarloos improved to 5-2 with five innings pitched, while Billy Wagner earned his 25th save in 31 chances.
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Scoreboard shows MLB results across leagues
In the American League Cleveland edges Texas 4-3 and Boston falls to Minnesota 0 with Seattle defeating Chicago White Sox 7-3. Anaheim climbs to 11 runs against Toronto 4 and Oakland beats NY Yankees 8-0. Baltimore tops Detroit 3-2, Tampa Bay rockets past Kansas City 13-6. In the National League St Louis beats New York Mets 5-4 while Houston over Atlanta 8-5 and Arizona defeats Florida 9-2. San Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 5 Montreal 2, Cincinnati 9 San Diego 6, Chicago Cubs crush Colorado 15-1. Philadelphia visits Los Angeles.
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Upcoming Today's MLB Games Across Multiple Venues
A slate of 14 daytime matchups features Anaheim at Toronto, Texas at Cleveland, Minnesota at Boston, Oakland at New York, Baltimore at Detroit, Seattle at Chicago, Tampa Bay at Kansas City, and more including Detroit at Anaheim and Toronto at Oakland on Monday. Notable pitchers listed include Halladay, Wakefield, Mussina, and Schilling with various win loss records.
Baseball Leaders and Awards Shared Across Leagues
A dense list of batting and pitching leaders, team names, and standout players from major leagues. Names such as Ordonez Chicago, Garciaparra Boston, Jeter New York, and Konerko Chicago appear among runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, and home runs. Pitching leaders include Martinez, Halladay, and Clemens, with saves led by Guardado and Sasaki.
Martinez dominates Twins in 2-0 win
Boston ace Pedro Martinez carried a 31 inning scoreless streak into a 2-0 victory over Minnesota, extending his hot stretch to nine straight decisions. He allowed four hits, struck out eight, and walked none while lowering his ERA to 2.14. Merely off his best, he mixed pitches to keep the Twins grounders and off balance.
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Bonds hits 600th homer as Giants win
Barry Bonds connected for a 421 foot solo shot in the sixth against Kip Wells to join Hank Aaron Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the only majors with 600 homers. Dusty Baker lamented a stolen lineup card while teammates praised Bonds as in peak form and living baseball history.
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