Baseball Scoreboard Scores From Both Leagues
In the American League Kansas City beat Seattle 7 to 5 in ten innings while Minnesota defeated Oakland 6 to 4. Chicago White Sox routed Detroit 10 to 1 and New York Yankees topped Cleveland 7 to 4. Tampa Bay routed Texas 15 to 4 and Baltimore beat Anaheim 7 to 6. Boston won 9 to 4 over Toronto. In the National League Atlanta defeated the Mets 11 to 8 and Houston beat Cincinnati 6 to 3. Chicago Cubs crushed Florida 16 to 2. Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 6 to 3. Philadelphia edged Montreal 3 to 2, San Francisco won 8 to 4 against Colorado, San Diego 3 to 2 over Arizona, and St. Louis beat Los Angeles 10 to 7.
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A dense listing of today and Tuesday games across the majors with matchups including Texas at Baltimore Detroit at Boston Toronto at New York Yankees Anaheim at Tampa Bay Seattle at Minnesota Oakland at Kansas City Cleveland at Chicago White Sox and more. Note times largely 6:05 p.m. and later with double headers and regional starts.
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League Leaders and players season stats snapshot
A dense list of baseball season leaders across teams and leagues. It includes Suzuki and Ramirez high in batting, Garciaparra and M Young among top hitters, plus pitching saves and doubles. Also notes RBI, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and notable players from Boston, Seattle, New York, Toronto, Anaheim and more. The data covers runs, hits, averages, and standout pitchers with team affiliations.
Twins complete four game sweep of Athletics 6 4
Minnesota tops Oakland 6 4 to extend AL lead. Mientkiewicz belts a three run homer, Hunter adds a two run shot, Stewart goes 4 for 4 with an RBI as the Twins snap a rough stretch. Rogers bests Lilly in a wild lefty duel, Oakland’s Durazo drives in two.
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Red Sox top Blue Jays as Martinez shines with homer trio
Boston defeated Toronto 9 to 4 as Pedro Martinez pitched seven scoreless innings. Nomar Garciaparra Manny Ramirez and Kevin Millar homered for Boston. Martinez improved to 7-2 with eight strikeouts and no walks. Wasdin took the loss after giving up six runs in 2 2/3 innings.
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Posada's two-run shot fuels Yankees six-run sixth sweep
Yankees beat Cleveland 7-4 as Jorge Posada hit a two-run homer and New York erupted for six in the sixth. Mike Mussina pitched into the seventh, earning his 11th win, while Mariano Rivera secured his 18th save in 19 chances. The Yankees completed a four-game sweep of the Indians and swept their eighth series of the season.
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Orioles sweep Angels as Segui hits grand slam
David Segui delivered his seventh career grand slam fueling a strong Jason Johnson start as the Orioles defeated the Angels 7 to 6. Baltimore completed its first four-game sweep of Anaheim since 1965, with Luis Matos collecting a career-high four hits and Brook Fordyce going 3-for-4. Johnson improved to 8-4 after seven innings of one-run, six-hit ball, and Baltimore finished 8-1 against the defending World Series champions this season.
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Rays Hammer Rangers 15-4 Behind trio of three-run homers
Aubrey Huff Al Martin and Travis Lee hit three-run homers as Tampa Bay routed Texas 15-4 in St. Petersburg. Julio Lugo collected four hits while Jorge Sosa improved to 3-7 by giving up two runs in seven innings. Tony Mounce took the loss after allowing six runs and seven hits in three innings.
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Johnson’s return glitched as D-backs fall to Padres 3 2
San Diego tops Arizona 3 2 as Randy Johnson, back from knee surgery, allows two runs over six innings with 100 pitches. Johnson struck out several, but the Padres rallied for the win. Kevin Jarvis outdueled him, earning his third straight win.
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