Scoreboard rundown from Tuesday baseball games
In the American League Kansas City beat Boston 4 to 3 in 11 innings Oakland defeated Detroit 9 to 2 Toronto routed the Yankees 9 to 5 Los Angeles Angels edged Baltimore 3 to 1 Tampa Bay crushed Cleveland 13 to 3 Texas beat Seattle 8 to 1 Chicago White Sox won over Minnesota 6 to 4 In the National League Atlanta topped Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 Washington beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 3 Milwaukee prevailed over Florida 6 to 4 NY Mets crushed Arizona 18 to 4 San Diego beat Houston 7 to 4 Colorado beat Los Angeles Dodgers 2 to 1 Philadelphia beat San Francisco 7 to 4
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Upcoming Today's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
A dense slate lists Oakland at Detroit and Toronto at New York in early games, with Chicago at Minnesota and Seattle at Texas. Later, Cleveland visits Tampa Bay and Boston travels to Kansas City, followed by Friday matchups including Detroit at Boston and Oakland at Baltimore. Evening clashes feature Mets at Arizona, Dodgers at Colorado, and more across multiple venues.
League Leaders And Runners In Yankee And Boston Power Hitting
The list highlights Damon Jeter and Rodriguez leading runs and hits with Boston and New York stars atop batting charts. It shows Teixeira and Tejada strong across home runs and RBIs, with pitchers like Clemens and Mussina posting solid records and Santana and Lackey piling strikeouts.
Colon Earns 17th Victory as Angels Top Orioles 3 1
Bartolo Colon worked 8.1 innings allowing five hits to earn the AL leading 17th win for the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels scored three in the fifth, backed by Bengie Molina and a late save from Francisco Rodriguez, as Baltimore was held to one run. Palmeiro returned from injury but went 0 for 3.
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Melvin Mora
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Devil Rays top Indians as McClung wins third straight
Seth McClung pitched his third straight win and Travis Lee drove in four runs as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays routed Cleveland 13 to 3 in St. Petersburg. Victor Martinez homered and had two RBIs for the Indians in the loss.
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Rangers rout Mariners as Dominguez wins second game
In Arlington Texas rookie Juan Dominguez pitched six innings of two hit ball for his second career victory. Kevin Mench homered to power Texas to an 8 to 1 win over Seattle. Dominguez (1-3) allowed one run with five walks and three strikeouts.
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Carpenter first to reach 18 victories in NL roundup
The Associated Press notes pitcher Chris Carpenter became the majors first 18 game winner as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 8 3. Carpenter allowed four runs and eight innings, pitching through early shakiness to a strong finish. Teammate David Eckstein praised his effort as St Louis extended road success and Tony La Russa tied Sparky Anderson for third in managerial wins.
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Brewers Rally Past Marlins Behind Weeks Single
Milwaukee rookie Rickie Weeks delivered the go ahead run with a clutch sixth inning single off AJ Burnett, as the Brewers capitalized on four Marlins errors to beat Florida 6 to 4. Damian Miller scored from second on Weeks hit to break the 4 4 tie.
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