Scoreboard wraps up MLB results by league
In the American League Detroit beat Boston 7 to 3 and Tampa Bay defeated Toronto 6 to 2. Cleveland won 5 to 2 over Minnesota while New York bested Baltimore 7 to 4. Kansas City crushed Chicago White Sox 12 to 6. Seattle prevailed 7 to 3 over Texas. Oakland defeated Anaheim 4 to 1. In the National League Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 4 to 1 and Atlanta edged Montreal 2 to 0. Philadelphia routed the Mets 6 to 1. Florida crushed Pittsburgh 7 to 2. Cincinnati topped Milwaukee 6 to 3. Colorado won 9 to 8 against Houston. San Francisco won 6 to 4 over San Diego. Arizona defeated Los Angeles 4 to 1.
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Upcoming Baseball Games Across League Schedule
A full slate of games includes Tampa Bay at Toronto and Chicago White Sox at Kansas City in afternoon starts, followed by Detroit at Boston and New York at Baltimore. The night schedule features Cleveland at Minnesota, Oakland at Anaheim, Pittsburgh at Florida, and St. Louis at Chicago as interleague matchups.
League Leaders and Leaders in Runs Batted In baseball
Summary of league leaders across batting and pitching categories. Ramirez and Rodriguez top several lists with runs, RBIs, and home runs. Suzuki and J Gonzalez lead in batting and power, while pitchers Sele and Radke post strong win totals. Stolen bases, doubles, triples, and strikeouts are also detailed for multiple players and teams.
Wood shuts down Cards as Cubs rout St Louis 4 1
Kerry Wood took a near no hit bid into the sixth, Sammy Sosa and Rondell White homer as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 4 1 for their 14th win in 15 games. Wood improved to 5 4 with seven innings of one run on two hits while striking out six. Tom Gordon closed for his eighth save as Chicago extended its NL Central lead to four games.
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Braves edge Expos as five-game win streak grows
John Burkett allowed two-hits through seven and Rico Brogna homered as Atlanta won its fifth in a row. Mike Remlinger and John Rocker finished a three-hitter with Rocker recording his 16th save. Brian Jordan delivered an RBI single and Brogna added a solo shot. In Philadelphia Amaury Telemaco pitched six innings for his first career complete game, shutting out the Mets until the ninth as the Phillies halted a three-game skid. Glendon Rusch took the loss for New York.
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Bobby Higginson
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Dave Mlicki
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Frank Castillo
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Jamie Moyer
Edgar Martinez
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Dempster leads Marlins past Pirates as Lowell goes four for four
Miami right hander Ryan Dempster improved to 6-6 with eight strikeouts in eight innings, backed by Mike Lowell who went 4-for-4 with three RBIs. Todd Ritchie took the loss for Pittsburgh, whose road record sank to 8-23.
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Alomar's bases loaded triple sends Indians past Twins
Cleveland seizes first place as Roberto Alomar delivers a ninth inning bases loaded triple. Three Indians relievers close 3 perfect innings, while Paul Shuey earns the win and Bob Wickman secures the save as Cleveland moves 2 of 3 in the series.
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Red Sox sale eyed as record bid future move debated
Boston AP report says Yawkey Trust seeks highest bid in baseball history. Morreale cites bids two to three times higher than any team and notes confidentiality agreements and cash-only offers with MLB ownership applications. Final choice requires majority minority owner approval and league vote.
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