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In the American League Chicago beats Kansas City 13 to 12 while Tampa Bay defeats Baltimore 11 to 10 Minnesota 6 Toronto 3 Texas 8 New York 1 Anaheim 4 Boston 2 Seattle 16 Detroit 1 Cleveland at Oakland In the National League Chicago 16 Milwaukee 3 Atlanta 6 San Diego 3 Arizona 6 Pittsburgh 0 Montreal 7 San Francisco 1 Florida 8 Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 2 Houston 1 New York 2 Colorado 1
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Overview
A packed slate lists today and Friday games across MLB. Toronto at Minnesota and Cleveland at Oakland start early, with Detroit at Seattle and Baltimore at Tampa Bay later. Yankees visit Texas, White Sox at Kansas City, and Boston at Anaheim headline evening matchups, followed by a second round of Friday games including St Louis at Cincinnati and Montreal at Milwaukee among others.
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League Leaders and Batting Totals Across Leagues
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Sosa Clouts Three Homers In Cubs rout of Brewers
Sammy Sosa hit three homers for the second time in two weeks driving in six as Chicago crushed Milwaukee 16 to 3. He left the field after his sixth inning homer and finished 3-for-4, with 14 August homers and 49 this season, nearing last season’s NL lead. Cubs manager Don Baylor yanked him after an RBI shot, citing respect for the opponent amid heat. The game also featured Javier Vazquez eight innings for Montreal in a 6-0 win over San Francisco, with Geoff Blum’s three-run shot powering a six-run third. Bonds went 1-for-2 with two walks for the Giants.
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Phillies rally to halt five game skid in win over Astros
Philadelphia pitcher Robert Person allowed two hits in eight innings as the Phillies beat Houston 2 1. Scott Rolen drove in both runs. Person improved to 11 6 while not allowing a hit after Berkman RBI double in the fourth. He retired 12 straight batters from the fourth through the eighth.
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Reds edge Cardinals as Davis shines on mound
Lance Davis drove in a run with a single and shut down St Louis for seven innings to lift Cincinnati 3 1 over the Cardinals. The loss drops St Louis to third in the NL Central, one game behind Chicago while Cincinnati improves and the Reds endure a rough home stretch at Cinergy Field.
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Reed lifts Twins past Blue Jays in seven inning gem
Rick Reed renewed his start with Minnesota allowing one run in seven innings to beat Toronto 6-3. Brian Buchanan and Torii Hunter homered as the Twins snapped a slide, improving Reed to 3-0 against the Blue Jays this season with a 2.25 ERA in this matchup.
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Rays Rally Past Orioles 11-10 In Ninth Inning Drama
Jason Tyner delivered an RBI single with two outs in the ninth to cap a Rally by the Devil Rays. Jared Sandberg singled to set up Tyner as Tampa Bay erased a five-run deficit against Baltimore. Tyner collected his fourth hit in the last four innings, helping push the Rays to the comeback win.
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Tigers walk away as Cedeno extension talks stall
Detroit walked away from a renewal with Roger Cedeno after rejecting a four year extension worth over 25 million and setting a season end deadline. Cedeno leads the majors with 49 stolen bases and will become a free agent after the season. Agent Chris Leible said talks paused until off season.
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Brewers' Rigdon Out For Season
Milwaukee right-hander Paul Rigdon will miss the season after elbow surgery. General manager Dean Taylor said the operation Tuesday in Cleveland decompressed and transposed the ulnar nerve and removed bone spurs and scar tissue in the right elbow.
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