Carter Returns to Toronto Drives in Three in 9-5 Loss
Joe Carter mellowly handled his SkyDome return, driving in three runs for his new Orioles against former team Toronto. Mike Mussina earned his first win since his nose injury as Baltimore beat the Blue Jays 9-5. Carter drew two RBIs in the third after a gift triple, while Jose Canseco mishandled a key ball in left.
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Angels top Rangers as Olivares pitches into seventh
Arlington Texas game ends with Jim Edmonds Garret Anderson and Tim Salmon homering for Anaheim who run their season to 12 wins in 14 games Omar Olivares improves to 4 2 while allowing one run six hits over 6 ? innings with five strikeouts and five walks.
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Mariners blank Athletics as Moyer fans five
Jamie Moyer pitched a three hitter for his fifth career shutout, earning a 5 0 win for Seattle over Oakland. Alex Rodriguez and Glenallen Hill homered, Moyer improved to 4 6 with five strikeouts and no walks. Rain postponed New York game with no makeup date set. Orlando Hernandez named No. 4 starter for Yankees as Ramiro Mendoza moved to bullpen.
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Daily Major League Baseball Schedule With Times
The schedule lists today and Sunday games for multiple clubs including Cleveland, New York Yankees, Seattle, Oakland, Baltimore, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago White Sox, Minnesota, Anaheim, Texas, Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Arizona, Colorado, Los Angeles, New York Mets, Florida, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Houston, Cincinnati, Montreal, Atlanta, San Francisco, San Diego. Notable pitchers and records are shown for several matchups.
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Angels righty Ken Hill to undergo elbow surgery
Anaheim Angels ace Ken Hill, leading the staff with eight victories, will have arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow to remove bone spurs on Monday. He joins McDowell and Watson on the 15-day DL as part of a reshuffled rotation. Hill, 32, is 5-? with a 5.15 ERA in 14 starts and may miss at least two months. Ben Molina was recalled from the Midland farm club to fill the roster gap.
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Larkin trades talk sparks Reds win over Astros
Cincinnati star Barry Larkin, amid a two hour front office discussion on a trade request, homered and drove in a run as the Reds beat the Houston Astros 8-1. Larkin boosted his average to .274 and helped end a five game skid with five first inning singles and a solo shot.
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