Baseball scoreboard notes from major leagues
Scores across the American and National Leagues include Boston over Detroit 11 to 6, Tampa Bay 8 over Toronto 6, Baltimore 4 over the Yankees 3, Cleveland 6 over Minnesota 4, White Sox 6 over Kansas City 1, Anaheim 7 over Texas 5 in 10 innings, Seattle 5 over Oakland 6, Colorado 8 over Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 12 over San Diego 2, Atlanta 6 over the Mets 4, Montreal 3 over Pittsburgh 1, Florida 2 over Philadelphia 1, St. Louis at Cincinnati postponed by rain, Cubs 5 over Milwaukee 1 in 10 innings, Houston at Arizona pending.
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Friday Baseball Schedule Highlights and Matchups
The slate lists seven early games including Tampa Bay at Toronto and Boston at Detroit with detailed pitcher records. Interleague action features Colorado at Toronto and Arizona at Boston, plus a late lineup of decisive night games across the majors.
Baseball leaders and stats mix from the era
A dense compilation of season leaders and notable players across teams. Includes batting averages, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching marks from pitchers like Clemens and Zito, with top players such as Bonds, Helton, A Rodriguez, and Soriano leading in various categories.
Bonds hits 482-foot grand slam to lift Giants over Padres
Barry Bonds belted a 482-foot grand slam at Qualcomm Stadium, giving him 587 career homers and the NL lead with 20 on the season as San Francisco rolled to a 12 2 victory. Dusty Baker called the shot monumental while teammates lauded the blast as one of the longest ever witnessed.
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Cubs Rally Past Brewers in 10 as Mueller Delivers Two-Run Double
Moises Alou forced extra innings with a two out RBI double in the ninth to tie Milwaukee. Bill Mueller hit a two run double in the 10th as Chicago avoided a three game sweep, with Kyle Farnsworth pitching two perfect innings for the win.
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Bill Mueller
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DeJean
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Mueller
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Ray King
Blanco's two run homer lifts Braves past Mets in eighth
Braves beat Mets 6 4 as Henry Blanco hits a two out two run homer in the eighth off Scott Strickland to extend the NL East lead. Chris Hammond secures win in relief and John Smoltz earns save. Greg Maddux notches another no.
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Scott Strickland
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Lowe celebrates homecoming in nine win season debut
In Detroit, Derek Lowe powered the Boston Red Sox to an 11-0 win over the Tigers, improving to 9-2 with six innings of two-hit ball. Nomar Garciaparra, Johnny Damon and Carlos Baerga drove in three runs apiece as Boston moved to 24-6 on the road.
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Angels Top Rangers in 10th as Glaus Delivers Win
In Anaheim, Troy Glaus belted a two run homer in the 10th to lift the Angels over the Rangers 7 to 5. Texas star Juan Gonzalez hit his 400th career homer and Alex Rodriguez added his 20th of the season as the AL leading hitter.
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