Scoreboard flash: AL and NL games with wide results
Major league scores show Toronto 8 over Los Angeles Angels D NY Yankees 4 Minnesota 0 Baltimore 5 Texas 4 Boston 10 Tampa Bay 9 Kansas City 7 Chicago 1 Detroit 8 Seattle 5 Cleveland 2 Oakland 0. In the National League Atlanta 3 Washington 2 in 10 innings Houston 2 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 6 Florida 3 Milwaukee 7 Arizona 2 Colorado 4 New York Mets 3 St Louis 4 San Diego 2 Los Angeles Dodgers 7 Cincinnati 4 San Francisco at Chicago n
Major League Baseball Daily Schedule and Matchups
Today's games include Chicago White Sox at Kansas City and Cleveland at Oakland with start times 1 10 p m and 2 35 p m Boston at Tampa Bay 3 15 p m Texas at Baltimore 6 05 p m Minnesota at New York Yankees 6 05 p m Angels at Toronto 6 07 p m Detroit at Seattle 9 05 p m Thursday slate covers Minnesota at New York Yankees Texas at Baltimore Los Angeles Angels at Toronto Kansas City at Tampa Bay Cleveland at Seattle Arizona at Milwaukee San Francisco at Chicago Cubs Washington at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Florida Philadelphia at Houston New York Mets at Colorado St Louis at San Diego Cincinnati at Los Angeles Dodgers Washington at Atlanta Arizona at Chicago Cubs Cincinnati at Los Angeles Dodgers St Louis at San Diego Pittsburgh at Florida New York Mets at Houston San Francisco at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Colorado.
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League Leaders Across Categories Hit Strong Totals
Player statistics dominate this league leaderboard with big totals in runs, hits, and home runs. Notable names include DeLee and Pujols leading HRs, Tejada and Rodriguez among top averages, and various teams like New York, Baltimore, and St. Louis posting major counts in runs and doubles.
Big Unit shines as Yankees topple Twins 4-0
Randy Johnson hurled eight innings of two hit ball with 11 strikeouts to lead the New York Yankees past the Minnesota Twins 4-0. The 41-year-old left hander dominated, taunting health questions after a rugged week, while teammates adjusted a thinning rotation and spoke of his enduring endurance.
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Orioles Snap Six-Game Slide With 5 4 Victory Over Rangers
Sammy Sosa tied Frank Robinson for fifth on the career list with his 586th homer as Baltimore beat Texas 5 4. Javy Lopez hit the tiebreaking homer off James Baldwin in the eighth, with Luis Matos also homering to end the Orioles longest losing streak of the season and stop a skid that dated to July 18.
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Red Sox Rally Past Rays After Clement Injury
Boston overcame a frightening injury to pitcher Matt Clement as Carl Crawford’s RBI single tied the game after a line drive punctured Clement’s head. The Red Sox and Rays traded blows until Manny Ramirez Jason Varitek and Johnny Damon homered to lift Boston in extras.
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Blue Jays blank Angels as Hillenbrand drives win
Gustavo Chacin pitched eight scoreless innings for the Blue Jays who beat the Angels 8 0. Shea Hillenbrand homered drove in four runs and had three hits. Core Koskie went 1-for-4 with a walk in his first game since May 19 thumb injury as Toronto moved to 50-49.
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Tigers Rally Past Mariners Behind Young's Long Ball
Dimitri Young hit a go ahead three run homer in the eighth and tied his season high with five RBIs to lift Detroit over Seattle 8 to 5. His 17th homer, off reliever Ron Villone after Julio Mateo hit Rondell White and allowed a single to Ivan Rodriguez, made it 7 5.
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Braves rally in 10th to seize NL East lead over Nationals
In an extra inning clash for first, Atlanta's Andruw Jones drew ball four with bases loaded in the 10th to force a 3-2 Braves win over Washington. Jones added a triple and double, moving Atlanta into sole possession of first. Livan Hernandez lost his edge as Chad Cordero blew a ninth-inning lead.
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