Braves drop with Cubs stun Atlanta in late rally
Chicago Cubs stop Braves 9-7 as Derrick May hits a seventh inning grand slam off Mike Stanton to snap Atlanta’s three-game win streak over the Giants. Otis Nixon says the loss won’t ruin the club’s mindset as Florida’s Destrade homers twice in the Giants’ 7-4 defeat to the Marlins.
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Rogers shines as Rangers sweep past Orioles in AL West push
Kenny Rogers improved to 5-0 in August and 13-7 overall, holding Baltimore to three hits in 7 2/3 innings as Texas defeated the Orioles 5-4 to move into second in the AL West, 3 1/2 games behind Chicago. Cal Ripken homered twice for Baltimore. Tom Henke earned his 31st save.
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Weekend baseball schedules mix results and matchups
Major league results show Cleveland routing California and Kansas City edging Boston while Texas and Baltimore split. National League notes include Chicago visiting Atlanta and St Louis at Los Angeles with several penciled matchups for Sunday and upcoming Friday listings.
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Hearst Phoenix agree on multiyear contract
Owner Bill Bidwill announced a week of steady progress that led to a multiyear deal between the Phoenix Cardinals and first round pick running back Garrison Hearst. Hearst was set to arrive in Phoenix for a physical and to sign the contract as the team prepared to face the Denver Broncos.
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Mets weigh exits as Murray and Saberhagen face futures
Eddie Murray may be the next Met to leave New York after a two year 7.5 million contract, with a production record but defensive liability at first base. Bret Saberhagen is also seen as a trade candidate after clubhouse incidents and a knee injury that may end his season. The Mets cut ties with Vince Coleman after his felony charge and contract through next season.
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