Baseball scoreboard interleague results across games
Interleague results include San Diego 7 over Kansas City 1, Atlanta 10 over Boston 4, NY Mets 6 over NY Yankees 5, Cincinnati 5 over Cleveland 4 in 11, Montreal 6 over Toronto 4, Philadelphia 5 over Baltimore 2, Texas 18 over Houston 3, St Louis 2 over Seattle 1, Colorado 10 over Detroit 8, Florida 4 over Tampa Bay 3, Oakland 9 over San Francisco 6, Arizona 6 over Minnesota 2, Chicago Cubs 2 over Chicago White Sox 1, Los Angeles 6 over Anaheim 2, and Pittsburgh 6 over Milwaukee 2.
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Daily Major League Schedule Highlights and Matchups
MLB today features a full slate across two leagues with multiple first and second games. Teams include Tampa Bay at Baltimore, Texas at Cleveland, Detroit at New York, Kansas City at Minnesota, and Seattle at Toronto, plus a night list for Chicago Cubs Milwaukee and others with varied starting times through late evening headlines.
League Leaders Show Off Power And Pace In Stacked Stats
The page highlights top hitters and pitchers with names like Rodriguez Mora Guerrero Ramirez Young and others leading in batting average runs batted in hits doubles and home runs. Pitching leaders include Mulder Rogers Schilling Rincon and Martinez with strikeouts and saves by Santana Rivera and others.
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Bonds Breaks Walks Record With A's Loss At Giants
Barry Bonds became baseball's all time walks leader with his 2,191st base on balls in the Giants 9 6 loss to Oakland. He drew four straight balls to pass Rickey Henderson, then retrieved the base as a keepsake. Bonds said he would rather hit and plans to add more rings to his collection. Eric Byrnes hit two three run homers for the A's and Mark Mulder won his ninth straight decision. Bonds tied the mark on a 3 2 pitch in the sixth and stayed in the game after a hit by pitch early. The round up also notes Bobby Abreu's homer for Philadelphia, and several other league results.
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Lowe slammed as Braves rally past Red Sox in five run outburst
Derek Lowe yielded eight runs in 4 1/3 innings as Atlanta built a 4-0 lead that vanished in a nine run fifth. Lowe fell to 6-8, his ERA climbing to 6.02 after allowing 17 earned runs over three straight losses. Jeff Weaver carried a shutout into the seventh for the Dodgers in Anaheim, with Paul Lo Duca driving in three.
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Pirates Roll Brewers 9th Straight Win Since 1996
Pirates beat the Brewers 6 to 2 as Chris Stynes drove in three runs with a homer and a two run double. The win extended Pittsburghs longest winning streak since 1996 to nine games.
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Chris Stynes
Clemens and Piazza Earn All-Star Roles in Houston
Roger Clemens was named to the NL All-Star team and Mike Piazza was elected to start the July 13 game in Houston. Clemens, in his first NL season with the Astros, could open against Piazza, who is likely playing in what may be his final All-Star appearance. The selections include multiple Mets, Yankees, and traded stars with voting details and changes across leagues.
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Tom Gordon
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Boston
Manny Ramirez
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