Baseball scoreboard update shows tied AL nine runs
Tuesday games ended with the American League scoring nine and the National League four. Wednesday schedules show no games.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2004
Page
7
Tuesday games ended with the American League scoring nine and the National League four. Wednesday schedules show no games.
MLB today lists six AL matchups in evening slots from 6:05 to 9:05 p.m. Yankees at Tigers and Orioles at Rays feature late starts. Also on slate are Lohse and Greinke in Kansas City, Lane versus Washburn, and Westbrook or Sabathia against Pineire. White Sox visit Oakland as Garland opposes Harden.
League leaders and player stats across American and National Leagues feature Rodriguez Det and Guerrero Ana among batting leaders. Pitching stars include Mulder Oakland and Schilling Boston with strikeout and save leaders highlighted for multiple teams.
AP Sports Writer Mike Fitzpatrick surveys MLB after the All-Star break. Texas and St Louis lead, Padres and Mets close behind. Randy Johnson could shake the pennant race if traded from Arizona. Yankees and Red Sox loom, while several divisions remain wide open with wild-card races tight. Bonds nears 700 homers as Clemens struggles in the All-Star game, and teams like Houston and Chicago shuffle managers amid a sprawling, unsettled playoff picture.
The Houston Astros fired manager Larry Williams and pitching coach Burt Hooton along with hitting coach Harry Spilman. Phil Garner, a former Astros player, takes over on an interim basis as the club seeks an immediate push toward the postseason.
Ratings for the All-Star game dropped to an 8.8 rating and 15 share on Fox as the American League built a quick six run first inning in a 9-4 win over the National League. Viewership eased after the early surge, with the second half hour down 3 percent from last year, though total audience rose to about 32.8 million compared with 30.7 million a year ago.
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