Baseball scorecard highlights from today’s games
Kansas City beat Minnesota 8 to 4 in a matchup. New York Mets routed Colorado 13 to 2. Baltimore defeated Chicago White Sox 5 to 3. San Francisco downed Montreal 5 to 4. New York Yankees beat Anaheim 6 to 1. Boston edged Texas 8 to 7 in scheduled games.
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Baseball Matches Across Leagues With Evening Showdowns
Schedule lists seven American League games starting at 6:05 p.m. with Hudson, Nomo, Kinney, Loaiza, Clemens, Ohka, Stein and others. Saturday slate features cross city matchups in Seattle Cleveland Texas Boston Minnesota Toronto Oakland Detroit and more across both leagues with multiple starts and times.
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League Leaders Showcase War on Run Leaderboard
A cluttered ledger of players and teams appears, listing ARodriguez seat and Damon from Kansas to Toronto, with runs and hits scattered. References to Geiss Sawantea, Mon, Bonds, Griffey Jr, and various clubs hint at a baseball leaderboard reflecting season totals and team standings in a compact OCR fragment.
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Yanks pound Angels as Neagle back on track
New York starter Denny Neagle scattered nine hits over 6% innings in a 6 1 Yankees win over the Los Angeles Angels. He improved to 11 5 on the season as Hill Justice and Sojo homered for the Yankees while Jeter reached base four times. Angels pitcher Kent Mercker allowed two runs in five innings as Boston and Baltimore split a four game series.
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Athletics rally past Indians for sweep in ninth
Terrence Long delivered a two run double as Oakland scored three in the ninth to beat Cleveland 7 6 and complete a three game sweep. Travis Fryman homered twice and drove in four for the Indians.
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Giants Sweep Expos in NL Roundup
San Francisco overcame an early deficit to finish a winning road trip, with Barry Bonds homering for the second straight game and Bobby Estalella adding a three run shot in a 5-4 win over Montreal. Shawn Estes improved to 12-3 as the Giants swept the Expos and pulled within one game of Arizona in the NL West standings.
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Knoblauch Improves Elbow After DL Time With Yankees
Ian Tampa Florida report notes Chuck Knoblauch shows improvement in his sore right elbow after workouts at the Yankees development center. He has tendinitis and elbow inflammation diagnosed in August and is eligible to return from the 15 day DL. Knoblauch is batting .291 with 60 runs and 15 errors this season. Houston Astros place pitcher Jay Powell on the disabled list for inflammation in his right shoulder and plan to recall Jason Green from Triple A.
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Straw berry released after surgery for cancer in New York
New York Yankees outfielder Darryl Strawberry was released from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center nine days after a second cancer surgery. Doctors removed a tumor near his left kidney on August 7.
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