Baseball score summary across leagues
The American League scores include Baltimore 2 over Kansas City 1, Cleveland 12 over Seattle 4, Toronto 6 over Minnesota 3, Oakland 5 over Detroit 4 in 11 innings, Anaheim 5 over the Yankees 4, Tampa Bay 12 over Chicago White Sox 4, Texas 6 over Boston 2. In the National League, Pittsburgh 7 over Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 6 over St. Louis 0, Colorado 13 over Florida 4, Milwaukee 6 over Houston 5, Atlanta 4 over San Francisco 5, Arizona 5 over Chicago Cubs 4, NY Mets 9 over Los Angeles 6, San Diego 5 over Montreal 4.
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Tomorrow's Major League Baseball Schedule
Today's games feature Texas at New York Yankees at 12 05 p m Oakland at Detroit and Anaheim at Boston both at 6 05 p m Kansas City at Baltimore and Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox at 6 35 and 7 05 p m Tuesday's slate includes Seattle at Detroit Oakland at Cleveland Kansas City at Toronto Texas at New York Yankees Anaheim at Boston Tampa Bay at Minnesota plus a full late evening lineup across Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Houston Pittsburgh St Louis Atlanta Colorado Milwaukee Arizona Montreal Los Angeles and Florida at various start times
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Baseball Leaders and Stats From 1990s Era Box Score Snapshot
A dense OCR fragment lists players and metrics across batting, pitching, and fielding categories. Names like Garciaparra Delgado and Thomas appear with home runs, RBIs, triple counts, and stolen bases, alongside pitching leaders and saves tallies, framed by team and city abbreviations.
Helton Birthday Hero Leads Rockies Past Marlins 13 4
Rockies rout Marlins as Todd Helton homers and drives in three to raise his average to .398 on his 27th birthday. Helton is 25 for 42 in 12 games with four homers and 17 RBIs during the streak. Pedro Astacio notches a complete game victory.
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Devil Rays Rally Past White Sox for 12-1 Victory
Tampa Bay completed a dramatic comeback from a four run deficit as Jason Tyner delivered an RBI double in the ninth to seal a 12-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Roberto Hernandez earned his 22nd save while Frank Thomas and Magglio Ordonez sparked late-Chicago resistance. Kenny Lofton powered Cleveland to a 12-4 win over Seattle, driving in six with two homers. Oakland beat Detroit 5-4 in 11 innings on a Nelson Cruz wild pitch to snap the Tigers’ six-game streak and pull within two games of Seattle in the AL West.
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Rangers Beat Red Sox 6 2 on Davis Nine Hitter
Doug Davis pitched a nine hit game for Texas as Frank Catalanotto drove in three runs helping the Rangers defeat Boston 6 2 and avoid a sweep. Catalanotto had been 0 for 9 in the series prior to a fifth inning double that put Texas ahead. Davis earned the win to improve to 5 4 and logged his first career complete game. Boston stayed one game behind Oakland in the AL Wild Card race. In Toronto, David Wells won his 18th game as the Blue Jays beat Minnesota.
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Angels Rally Past Yankees In Narrow 5-4 Win
Kevin Stocker lined a go ahead RBI single in the seventh inning lifting the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees. Anaheim, stifled for six innings by David Cone, broke loose against New York relievers to erase a 3-0 deficit after a late comeback two days after a ninth inning rally.
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McGwire Eyes Full Time Return Over Pinch Hitting
St Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire, sidelined since July 6 with a knee injury, wants to be a nine inning player upon return, challenging manager Tony La Russa's plan to use him as a pinch hitter. La Russa says McGwire will be managed around, with potential at bat possibilities. Erstad to miss 2 3 days with sore left rib cage. Diamondbacks place Durazo on 15 day dl for recurring right wrist pain.
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