Baseball scoreboard summary from Tuesday games
In the American League Kansas City beat Minnesota 8 to 7 and Chicago White Sox defeated Oakland 8 to 3 while Tampa Bay topped Boston 3 to 1. Baltimore won 5 to 1 over Detroit and Cleveland beat Texas 5 to 3. Toronto shut out Anaheim 11 to 2 and NY Yankees were noted at Seattle. In the National League Chicago Cubs defeated San Diego 5 to 1, Arizona beat Montreal 7 to 0, St Louis won 4 to 2 over Florida, San Francisco blanked Pittsburgh 2 to 0, Atlanta beat Cincinnati 5 to 2, NY Mets fell to Houston 1 to 0, and Colorado beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 11 innings with Milwaukee edging Los Angeles 3 to 2.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Listings
Overview of games today and tonight across the league. Matches include Kansas City at Tampa Bay at 6 15 p m Detroit at Baltimore 6 35 p m Cleveland at Texas 7 05 p m and Friday slate with Texas Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Toronto Minnesota Yankees Seattle Boston Kansas City Tampa Bay Anaheim Chicago White Sox plus late shifts: San Francisco at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Milwaukee San Diego at Chicago Cubs Cincinnati at Atlanta Montreal at Cincinnati Atlanta at Houston Mets at St Louis Milwaukee at Colorado Florida at Arizona Pittsburgh at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles Chicago Cubs at San Francisco.
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Baseball Stat Leaderboard Returns A Graphic Season Overview
A dense league leaderboard lists leaders in batting average innings pitched and other categories. Names like Garciaparra Erstad Delgado Thomas Rodriguez and Jeter appear with team affiliations such as Boston Seattle Toronto Chicago and New York. Leaders span hitting home runs stolen bases and pitching wins losses and saves across franchises including Kansas City Toronto Seattle Chicago and Boston. The compilation highlights star performances by players such as Helton Bagwell and Bonds with teams including Houston Colorado and San Francisco.
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Braves snap skid with Glavine gem and two-run shot
Atlanta’s Tom Glavine pitched a three-hitter to earn the NL’s first 18-game win as the Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-2, ending a four-game losing streak. Andres Galarraga hit a two-run homer and Bobby Cox earned his 1,600th victory while Atlanta kept pace with the Mets in the NL East. Glavine improved to 18-6, completing his third CG of the season, as the Braves rebounded after a rough homestand and injuries.
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Rockies win in 11th as Petrick, Helton power sweep
In Philadelphia Ben Petrick belted a solo homer in the 11th and Todd Helton added a three run double as Colorado edged the Phillies. Helton went 1-for-4 with a walk, dropping his batting average to .395.
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White Sox take series as Sirotka shines on mound
Chicago White Sox beat Oakland 8-3 to take two of three in the series. Sirotka pitched seven innings with Howry finishing. Valentin drove in the go ahead runs, while Chavez homered for Oakland.
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Red Sox reshuffle rotation as Fassero exits rotation
Boston manager Jimy Williams moved Jeff Fassero to the bullpen and promoted Pete Schourek to starter after Fassero yielded three runs and eight hits in 3% innings in a 3-1 loss to the Devil Rays. Schourek, on a 15-day DL with shoulder soreness, said he feels strong as he returns to the mound.
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Henderson Leaves With Ailing Back In Mariners Loss
Seattle Mariners outfielder Rickey Henderson left the game against the New York Yankees after one inning due to lower back spasms. He was thrown out trying to steal second after reaching on Derek Jeter's first inning error.
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