Yankees explode past Orioles 19 to 1 in rout
New York, led by Paul O Neill with six RBIs and a Bernie Williams grand slam, rout Baltimore 19 1 as Derek Jeter Ryan Thompson and Clay Bellinger homer and Jose Vizcaino collects four hits. The Yankees improve to 53 42, eight of 11, over .500. Orioles manager Hargrove laments poor pitching.
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Tigers Top Devil Rays Behind Cruz Two-Run Triple
Vetroıt Dem Cruz batted cleanup for the first time and belted a two run triple in the first inning to spark Detroit to a 6-4 win over Tampa Bay. Cruz hit fourth while Gonzalez Clark were sidelined and Palmer rested with an ailing shoulder. Higginson went 0 for 4 as the fourth hitter in the previous 4-2 loss and moved back to third.
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Alomar homer powers Jays as Indians rally in eighth
Cleveland exploded for seven runs in the eighth inning to defeat Toronto, snapping Toronto’s home run streak at 22 consecutive games. Alomar connected for a two run shot, lifting the Blue Jays’ 22 game home run streak to fall one short of the American League mark.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Summary
The slate lists 14 scheduled daytime and evening games across leagues. Notable matchups include Cleveland at Toronto, Minnesota at Boston, and Texas at Anaheim, with late games featuring Seattle at Oakland and Chicago White Sox at Anaheim. Various games follow in the evening across Houston Cincinnati Montreal New York Chicago Cubs Philadelphia and others.
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Red Sox P Schourek May Miss Season With Arm Injury
Boston pitcher Pete Schourek may miss the rest of the season after doctors diagnosed bone chips in his elbow a shoulder spur and a frayed rotator cuff. He is 2 9 this season and could rest the arm for a month or undergo surgery with three months rehab.
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Mets surge with Rusch strong in 5-0 win over Montreal
New York Mets win 5-0 as Glendon Rusch allows three hits in seven scoreless innings. He walks four but escapes a bases-loaded threat in the fifth. Rusch (7-7) and manager Bobby Valentine praise the effort as the Mets improve in recent outings.
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