Scoresheet: Major League Baseball results from the day
The American League games included Kansas City edging Chicago 6 to 5 in 13 innings, Oakland over Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten, Boston 4 over Tampa Bay 1, Texas 11 past Baltimore 8 in 11 innings, Minnesota 7 over the Yankees 3, Toronto 3 tied with L A Angels 2 after ten, and Seattle 9beat Detroit 3. In the National League Arizona 3 beat Milwaukee, Chicago Cubs 4 over San Francisco 3, Atlanta 4 defeated Washington 3, Florida 3 topped Pittsburgh 1, Houston 3 beat Philadelphia 2, New York Mets 9 over Colorado 3, San Diego 2 beat St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 7 over L A Dodgers 6.
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Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Summary
A dense list of today and Friday games features Minnesota at New York and Texas at Baltimore among early 12 to 6 p.m. starts, with later slates: Cleveland at Seattle, Washington at Atlanta, Arizona at Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati at Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis at San Diego, Pittsburgh at Florida, San Francisco at Milwaukee, New York Mets at Houston, Philadelphia at Colorado, and St. Louis at Los Angeles Dodgers with matchup times ranging from 12:05 p.m. to 9:40 p.m. local. Multiple teams appear across venues including Yankees, Angels, Blue Jays, Rays, Mariners, Braves, Cubs, Dodgers, Cardinals, Padres, Pirates, Mets, and more.
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Sosa homer tops Rangers in sixteenth inning duel
Gary Matthews hit a three run homer in the 11th to cap Texas Rangers 11-8 win over Baltimore as Sammy Sosa homered for his 587th career blast to move into fifth on the all time list. Tejada and Lopez also homered for the Orioles in a high scoring affair.
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Scutaro Drives in Winning Run as A's Edge Indians in 10
In Oakland Marco Scutaro lined a single to drive in the winning run in the 10th, lifting the A's to an 5-4 victory over Cleveland. Mark Ellis started the 10th with a two-out single and Jay Payton doubled, setting up Scutaro's decisive hit off David Riske. Huston Street earned the win with two innings pitched.
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Padres End Eight-Game Slide With 2-1 Win Over Cardinals
San Diego Padres snap a season-high eight-game skid as Jake Peavy and Trevor Hoffman combine on a three-hitter. Robert Fick singles home Damian Jackson for the walk-off run in the ninth, lifting the Padres to 51-50 and a three-game lead in the NL West. Peavy fans 10 over eight innings, while Hoffman earns the win in relief.
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