Scoreboard shows wide MLB scoring across leagues
In the American League, Minnesota defeated Chicago White Sox 8 to 1 while Toronto beat Baltimore 5 to 2 and Tampa Bay topped Boston 9 to 5. Detroit routed Kansas City, and New York Yankees led Cleveland 14 to 7. Texas beat Seattle 4 to 3 and Anaheim defeated Oakland 5 to 1. In the National League, Cincinnati crushed Pittsburgh 10 to 5, Atlanta edged Florida 10 to 4, Philadelphia won 4 to 2 over Chicago, San Diego beat Los Angeles 8 to 0, San Francisco downed St. Louis 6 to 4, Montreal beat the Mets 2 to 1, and Milwaukee won 12 to 7 at Houston and Arizona’s 7 to 1 win.
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Weekend and Friday Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
A rundown of today and Friday games including Kansas City at Detroit and Oakland at Anaheim with listed starters, plus multiple night games across MLB venues such as Boston Chicago Cubs St. Louis San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston San Diego Arizona Montreal and more.
League Leaders And Races In A Baseball Standings List
A compiled snapshot shows top batting leaders with ISuzuki, Sosa, Dunn and Jeter among hitters, along with RBIs led by Garciaparra, JaGiambl and ARod. Pitching leaders feature Washburn, Zito, Martinez and Halladay, with saves led by Guardado and Sasaki. Also listed are other key stats, runs, hits, doubles, triples, homers and stolen bases for the season leaders.
Giants hold off Cardinals in NL duel
San Francisco rallied behind Rich Aurilia's homer and Kirk Rueter keying a 6-4 victory over St. Louis. Rueter earned his 8th win, Benes took the loss, Robb Nen locked down his 27th save, and the Giants moved to within a half game of Los Angeles in the NL West.
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Giambi's blast lifts Yankees past Indians in 14-7 rout
Jason Giambi homered off the Jacobs Field foul pole as the Yankees piled up 14 runs. He added four hits and drove in three, matching a club mark by scoring five runs in the win over Cleveland. David Wells improved to 11-5 despite a rough outing, while Bernie Williams, Rondell White and Robin Ventura added RBIs.
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Mets secure Leiter extension amid playoff push
New York Mets pitcher Leiter agreed to an 18 million, two year extension, choosing stability over free agency as the team pursues a strong playoff charge this season. Lester emphasized continuity and security for his family. Meanwhile Ted Lilly of the A’s was placed on the 15 day DL with an inflamed left shoulder retroactive to July 21 after an MRI.
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Farmhand loses no hitter in BlueClaws loss to Lexington
Lakewood New Jersey Gavin Floyd Phillies prospect threw a no hitter in a 1-0 defeat as two errors allowed Lexington to score. Floyd was the Phillies top draft pick in 2001 and fanned eight with one walk in the South Atlantic League game.
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