Baseball scoreboard by league with mixed results
American League scores: Toronto six to five over Boston, Cleveland ten over New York Yankees seven, Seattle seven over Tampa Bay six, Baltimore six over Oakland three, Minnesota five over Texas four, Kansas City twelve over Anaheim three, Chicago White Sox six over Detroit four. National League results include New York Mets four over Philadelphia two, Montreal ten over Atlanta three, Milwaukee five over Pittsburgh three, Chicago Cubs ten over Florida three, Cincinnati eight over Houston three, Colorado five over San Francisco three, St Louis four over San Diego two, Arizona tie with Los Angeles two.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines From Today's Matchups
Today's slate features multiple MLB games across key markets. Texas visits Kansas City while Boston opposes Detroit, Seattle faces Baltimore, and NY Yankees travel to Toronto. Other fixtures include Chicago at Cleveland, Oakland at Tampa Bay, Anaheim at Minnesota, and more across major leagues with tonight start times and pitchers noted.
Baseball Leaders and Stat Highlights Across Leagues
A compendium of top players and teams with runs by ARodriguez and Soriano leading the list. Jeter Konerko Suzuki and Damon anchor AL and NYY with RBI, hits, and stolen bases. Pitching notes cite Schilling Johnson and Maddux among leaders in wins and ERA.
Indians stun Yankees with Selby grand slam rally
Bill Selby hit a grand slam as the Cleveland Indians erased a seven-run deficit against Mariano Rivera, turning a 7-0 hole into a 10-7 victory. Omar Vizquel and teammates praised the comeback, marking one of the season’s most improbable wins over New York. Rivera blew his second save of the series, and Selby connected for his first homer since 2001 after Rivera walked Jim Thome to load the bases.
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Twins Rally Past Rangers With Eighth Inning Homers
In Minneapolis, Torii Hunter led off the eighth with a homer to right center off Colby Lewis, followed by David Ortiz’s center-field shot to grab a 5-4 lead. Alex Rodriguez hit his third straight homer for the Rangers, but Eddie Guardado closed out the win for Minnesota.
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Cordero's slam sinks Braves in Montreal rout
Montreal Expos batter Wil Cordero belted a third career grand slam and drove in five as Atlanta Braves pitching woes continued in a 10 3 loss before a large Olympic Stadium crowd. Frank Robinson praised Cordero for clutch hits while Guerrero drew multiple walks as the Expos pulled within nine games of Atlanta in the NL East.
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