Scoreboard shows MLB results across leagues
In the American League Oakland beat Kansas City 14 to 3 while Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 and Toronto won 10 to 4 against the Yankees. Texas and Tampa Bay played to four, Seattle edged Minnesota 6 to 4, and Boston routed Chicago White Sox 7 to 2. Anaheim at Baltimore postponed due to dangerous conditions. In the National League Florida topped Cincinnati 5 to 3, Philadelphia beat New York Mets 10 to 1, Montreal defeated Atlanta 6 to 3, Houston won 5 to 2 against Chicago Cubs, Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 4 to 1, Colorado crushed Los Angeles 11 to 3, San Diego outscored Milwaukee 11 to 2, and San Francisco won 1 to 0 over Arizona.
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Daily Major League Baseball Schedule Update
Today's listings show multiple 12 to 7 p.m. games across MLB with matchups including Seattle at Minnesota Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Chicago White Sox Texas at Toronto Anaheim at Baltimore Oakland at Kansas City and others. Sunday entries note additional Toronto at Yankees and several second games.
Baseball league leaders and top performers list
American and National League leaderboards feature players from multiple teams. Key names include Ramirez, Boone, J Gonzalez, Rodriguez, Suzuki, Alomar, Helton, Berkman, Bagwell, and Sosa with runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases cited alongside pitching leaders such as Clemens, Sele, and Sabathia. The data highlights standout seasons across batting and pitching categories with team affiliations like Boston, Seattle, Cleveland, Texas, Toronto, and Houston.
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Sele Shuts Down Twins in Mariners 4-0 Victory
Aaron Sele fired seven shutout innings allowing four hits as Seattle beat Minnesota 4-0. Mike Cameron homered twice, Cited by manager Lou Piniella, with Seattle extending bullpen dominance and reaching 700 Mariners wins for Piniella. Mays took the loss for Minnesota while Joé Mays was tagged for four runs in seven innings.
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Merced delivers pinch slam to lift Astros past Cubs
In a tense NL roundup, Merced parked a pinch hit grand slam to rally the Houston Astros past the Chicago Cubs 5-2, extending Houston’s string of wins over Chicago to seven straight and closing within two games of the first-place Cubs.
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Bohanon Shuts Dodgers as Rockies Snap Five-Game Slide
Brian Bohanon went 3-for-3 with two doubles and earned his first win since June 17, pitching seven strong innings to beat the Dodgers 11 to 3 in Denver. He struck out four, walked one, and allowed three runs.
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Pirates pound Cardinals as Schmidt shines in seven scoreless innings
Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 as Jason Schmidt pitched seven scoreless innings on a one hit outing. Kevin Young Aramis Ramirez and Abraham Nunez homered for Pittsburgh ending a 1 game skid against St Louis and securing their first win over the Cardinals since August 22 2000.
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