Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
In the American League Seattle tops Kansas City 11 to 5 while Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 5 and Baltimore edges Oakland 5 to 3. Texas and Cleveland both win 6 to 3 and 6 to 3 respectively. Tampa Bay falls to the Yankees 7 to 6 as Minnesota tops Chicago White Sox 5 to 1. Toronto loses 4 to 1 to the L A Angels. In the National League Florida and San Diego tie 6 to 6 with Atlanta beating the L A Dodgers 10 to 2. Chicago Cubs lose to Houston 4 to 2, Philadelphia defeats Washington 4 to 3, N Y Mets beat Pittsburgh 5 to 1, San Francisco edges Cincinnati 3 to 2, St Louis defeats Arizona 5 to 0, Milwaukee loses to Colorado 2 to 0.
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Baseball schedule for Friday and today with multiple games
Today's slate features Texas at Cleveland 11 05am Seattle at Minnesota 7 10pm Boston at Los Angeles Angels 9 05pm. Friday's include Toronto at Detroit 6 05pm Baltimore at Cleveland 6 05pm Texas at Tampa Bay 6 15pm Yankees at White Sox 7 05pm Seattle at Minnesota 7 10pm Kansas City at Oakland 9 05pm Boston at Angels 9 05pm San Francisco at Cincinnati 11 35am Washington at Philadelphia 12 05pm first game Washington at Philadelphia 6 05pm second game San Diego at Florida 6 05pm Pittsburgh at Mets 6 10pm Dodgers at Braves 6 35pm Ohka and Clemens matchups 7 05pm Vargas at Marquis 7 10pm Cubs at Colorado 4 05pm Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 6 05pm Washington at Mets 6 10pm Arizona at Cincinnati 6 10pm San Diego at Atlanta 6 35pm Dodgers at Florida 6 35pm Milwaukee at Houston 7 05pm San Francisco at St Louis 7 10pm
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League Leaders and Player Stats Compile
A dense listing shows league leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, home runs, steals, and pitching. Notable names include ARodriguez, Pujols, MiCabrera, Bay, Crawford, and Santana, with team affiliations Boston New York and St. Louis highlighted across runs and hits.
Rodney seals Tigers win with Ortiz double play finish
Detroit closer Fernando Rodney avoids Ortiz in the ninth, recording a double play to lock down a 6-5 win as Detroit takes two of three from Boston. Craig Monroe drives in key runs early, while David Wells struggles in a rough first inning.
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Gonzalez, Gomes spark Rays past Yankees in Tampa Bay
Alex Gonzalez homered and drove in four runs for the Tampa Bay Rays as Jonny Gomes scored on a wild pitch in the eighth to break the tie. Gonzalez added an RBI single in the second and tied the game with a double off Tanyon Sturtze in the eighth.
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Willis tosses fifth shutout as Marlins top Padres 6 0
Willis needed 1 hour 55 minutes for his fifth shutout this season, guiding the Florida Marlins to a 6 0 victory over San Diego. He limited the Padres to five hits, aided by three double plays, while Carlos Delgado hit his 23rd homer and Willis delivered a two run double. The win keeps Florida within a game of NL wild card leaders Houston and Philadelphia.
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Braves overpower Dodgers with Francoeur big night
Atlanta's Jeff Francoeur homered and tripled and threw out a runner from right field as Tim Hudson threw eight strong innings. Andruw Jones hit his 38th homer to lead the Braves in a 10 to 2 victory over Los Angeles.
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