Baseball scoreboard highlights from today’s games
American League results show Chicago 6 Kansas City 2 and Toronto 13 Tampa Bay 1 with Baltimore 10 New York Yankees 3, Cleveland 5 Minnesota 0, Anaheim 7 Oakland 3, Boston 4 Detroit 3. An 18 inning game had Seattle 5 Texas 4. National League tallies include Atlanta 3 Montreal 3, New York Mets 9 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 5 Florida 2, Chicago Cubs 12 St. Louis 6, Colorado 9 Houston 4, Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3 in 13 innings, Los Angeles 6 Arizona 5, San Francisco 7 San Diego 6.
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Day baseball slate features nine interleague matchups today
MLB games spark a packed schedule with Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Minnesota at 6:05 PM. Other matches include Tampa Bay at Toronto, Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, Texas at Seattle, and Oakland at Anaheim. Thursday brings St Louis at Chicago Cubs and Mets at Phillies among a full card of 14 contests across two leagues.
League Leaders Bold Names In Major Stat Leaders
Baseball leaders include Ramirez, Suzuki, J Gonzalez, Mientkiewicz and Alomar across runs, RBIs, hits and doubles. Suzuki leads with 94 hits while A Rodriguez drives runs for Texas and Boone anchors Seattle with 64 RBIs. Team, player and league standings reflected in these season-long metrics.
Cubs hammer Cardinals in NL matchup at Wrigley
The Cubs crushed the Cardinals 12 6 at Wrigley as Zuleta hit a grand slam and Stairs and White followed with back to back homers. Lieber earned the win in six innings as Chicago extended its home streak and widened the NL Central lead.
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Mets blank Phillies behind Reed four-hitter
Rick Reed pitched a four-hitter for his first shutout since 1999 as the New York Mets defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 0. Reed improved to 6-2, walking three and fanning four in a season high 4 1 3 innings? The Phillies’ Robert Person struggled, giving up seven runs in 4 1/3 innings.
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Pirates 5 Marlins 2 grand slam by Young ends Penny’s streak
Kevin Young delivered a grand slam as the Pirates defeated the Marlins 5 2. Penny suffered his first loss in nearly a year, snapping a five game Pittsburgh skid while Penny had won eight straight decisions since June 28 2000.
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Blue Jays crush Rays as Martinez shows sympathy
Darrin Fletcher drove in four and homered to power Toronto past Tampa Bay 13-1, snapping a five-game skid while Hal McRae’s Devil Rays struggle with a 11-32 mark since April. Martinez and McRae voiced mutual respect amid the blowout.
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Red Sox pick Rolando Viera in seventh round gamble
Boston signed Cuban pitcher Rolando Viera, who contested MLB draft rules, after defecting to the U S with a visa. Yankees later signed him to a minor league deal as he recovers from shoulder surgery. In other spring action, Drew Henson of the Yankees went 2-for-4 with three RBIs after a broken hand. Jose Guillen of the Rays went 3-for-4 in rehab against Blue Jays minor leaguers.
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Ogea Allows One Run in Minor League Start
In Tampa Florida Chad Ogea yielded one run over 4 13 innings in his first minor league outing for the Class A Tampa Yankees as heavy rain shortened the Florida State League tilt against the Vero Beach Dodgers. He fanned three, walked one, on 67 pitches. Meanwhile Cleveland recalled Steve Woodard from Triple A Buffalo to bolster a thin bullpen, sending Jake Westbrook to Buffalo after Westbrook tossed 41-3 scoreless innings in an 11-10 loss to Minnesota.
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