Wells Leads Yankees Past Twins In Fifth Straight Win
In a 7-0 victory over Minnesota, David Wells improved to 15-2 with his third shutout of the season. Paul O’Neill homered, Jorge Posada drove in three, and New York extended its streak to six wins while reaching 57 games over .500 for the first time since 1939.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule
The lineup features 14 scheduled games across five markets with matchups including Baltimore at Tampa Bay, Seattle at Toronto, Minnesota at the Yankees and Oakland at Chicago White Sox, plus several Thursday and NL games such as Cubs at Giants and Mets at St. Louis. Strong lineups include Alvarez, Cone, and Saberhagen in key outings.
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Weaver released from hospital after mild heart attack
Earl Weaver, once Baltimore Orioles manager, was released from a Miami hospital after a mild heart attack last week. He will rest two weeks and undergo more tests, agent Dick Gordon said. Weaver turns 60 on Friday.
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McGwire ends home run skid in St Louis loss to Mets
McGwire snapped a 13-plate-appearance drought with a 464-foot homer as the Cardinals fell 8-3 to the Mets. He regained sole NL home run lead with 47, while Hack Wilson and Roger Maris-era feats are noted before September. Mets shortstop Brian McRae commented on the blast.
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