Baldwin’s gem boosts White Sox over Orioles 3 0
James Baldwin fired seven and a third, two hits allowed, as Chicago defeated Baltimore 3 0 to halt a four game skid. Ubert Belle hit his 20th homer in the eighth and Norberto Martin added an RBI in the ninth off Randy Myers.
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Montreal catcher Darrin Fletcher steels first base in 658 games
Montreal catcher Darrin Fletcher receives a standing ovation after stealing his first base in 658 games during the fourth inning of Friday's game with Houston. Fletcher had long waited as the sport's longest active drought breaker without a base steal.
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Fired Mets GM mulls future after abrupt dismissal
Joe Mellvaine, fired this week as New York Mets general manager, has been contacted by other clubs about a position in player evaluation and development. He says he is undecided about accepting any offer and is not ready to discuss baseball, stating teams have shown interest.
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Baseball daily schedule and matchups
Major league games listed with teams and starting times for today and Sunday. Notable pairings include Boston at Cleveland, Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, Minnesota at Oakland, N Y Yankees at Milwaukee, Detroit at Texas, and Kansas City at Seattle among others.
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Astros Garcia outduels Martinez for 2-0 win over Expos
Ramon Garcia pitched eight scoreless innings to stifle Pedro Martinez as the Astros beat the Montreal Expos 2-0. Garcia improved to 4-7 with six strikeouts and two walks, while Luis Gonzalez collected three hits for Houston. Martinez fell to 11-5 despite nine strikeouts over seven innings.
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