Boggs tops Ruth on career hits as Rays win big
Wade Boggs led the Tampa Bay Devil Rays to an 11-5 victory over Oakland, collecting three hits. He belted a two-run homer and moved past Babe Ruth into 33rd on the all time hits list with 2,874 career knocks, receiving a standing ovation in the eighth. The win marks the Rays’ team record fifth straight.
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Hall of Fame exhibition Orioles beat Blue Jays 7 1
Cal Ripken sat out the 52nd Hall of Fame game in Cooperstown as Baltimore topped Toronto 7 to 1. Ripken’s consecutive games streak sits at 2,583 and does not count exhibition games. he’s due to return at third base against Detroit tonight.
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Perez Breaks Nose in Montreal Traffic Crash
Montreal pitcher Carlos Perez is recovering after a traffic accident on Sunday night near MoonrTREAL not alcohol related. The Expos had just returned from a weekend series at Milwaukee and police stated alcohol was not a factor.
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Schedule of Tonight's American League Games
American League games listed for tonight andWednesday with matchups including Baltimore at Detroit Texas at Toronto Minnesota at Kansas City Tampa Bay at Chicago White Sox Cleveland at Seattle Boston at Oakland N Y Yankees at Anaheim. Game times range from 6:05 p.m. to 9:35 p.m. Key pitchers noted for several teams.
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Baseball Tonight Slates Nine National League Games
The National League schedule features nine early and late games. Matchups include San Francisco at Montreal then rematches across the circuit with Atlanta at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, San Diego at New York Mets, Florida at Houston, Milwaukee at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Colorado, and Chicago Cubs at Arizona, plus a late San Francisco visit to Montreal.
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Sosa hits 39th and 40th as Cubs top Diamondbacks
Sammy Sosa slams his 39th and 40th home runs including a first career grand slam, driving in all Cubs runs in a 6-2 win over Arizona. His eighth inning shot ended a long homerless streak with a slam, while a two run homer tied the game in the sixth. Sosa matches a career high with 40 homers and reaches 102 RBIs for the season.
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Braves Rally Past Reds In 10th For 3-2 Win
Ozzie Guillen delivered a two-out single in the 10th inning to score Curtis Pride, lifting Atlanta to a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati after blowing a late lead. Guillen finished with three hits, his third of the game, as the Braves improved to 2-3 in extra-inning games this season.
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Rockies Edge Pirates in 13 Inning Thriller
Jeff Reed drove in the winning run with a double in the bottom of the 13th as Vinny Castilla powered Colorado with two homers and a double to beat Pittsburgh 8 to 7 in Denver.
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