Bonds’ 22nd homer pace in interleague round up
Oakland Athletics outslug San Francisco Giants 9 7 as Matt Stairs belts a three run homer in the seventh driving in four. Barry Bonds homer twice to lead the majors with 22 before the A’s rally in Oakland California.
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Upcoming Interleague and Monday Baseball Schedule
Interleague games today feature Tampa Bay at New York Mets and the Yankees at Atlanta among 12:10 to 3:35 p.m. starts. Other matchups include Minnesota at Cincinnati, Baltimore at Montreal, Boston at Philadelphia, and more. Monday slate shows Yankees at Montreal and several regional favorites across leagues with varied start times.
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Mouton delivers 12th inning winner for Brewers over Rockies
James Mouton lined a 12th inning pinch hit single to lift Milwaukee past Colorado 2-1, snapping the Brewers' three game slide and ending the Rockies six game win streak. Valerio De Los Santos earned the win in relief while Astacio and others provided key moments.
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Fire alarm interrupts Astros White Sox game at Enron Field
The Houston Astros vs Chicago White Sox game at Enron Field saw a false fire alarm in the top of the first inning causing a brief delay as fans were instructed to leave. Mitch Meluskey fouled a ball off a girder 175 feet high in foul territory, then Kip Wells caught it for a dead ball per ground rules.
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