Baseball scoreboard from multiple games with various teams
Scoreboard shows Arizona defeating New York Yankees 9 to 5, Florida and Kansas City 13 to 5, San Diego 2 to Baltimore 0, Oakland 8 to Milwaukee 6, Boston 7 to Colorado 5, Atlanta 3 to Minnesota 2, Montreal tied Detroit 2 to 1 after 10 innings, San Francisco 6 to Toronto 3, Chicago White Sox 2 to New York Mets 1, Philadelphia 7 to Cleveland 3, Los Angeles 4 to Tampa Bay 2, Texas 10 to Cincinnati 4, Seattle 5 to St Louis 6, Anaheim 8 to Pittsburgh 5, National League Houston 5 to Chicago 4.
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Upcoming American League and Interleague Baseball Schedule
Today Baltimore meets Cleveland as Johnson faces Finley at Cleveland. Interleague games include White Sox Cubs in Chicago, Toronto Montreal, Tampa Bay Florida, Baltimore Philadelphia, Yankees Mets, Boston Atlanta, Texas Houston, Minnesota Milwaukee, Kansas City St Louis, Cleveland Colorado, Seattle San Diego, Detroit Arizona, Anaheim Los Angeles, Oakland San Francisco.
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Baseball Leaders and Pitching Stats From The Season
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D-backs topple Yankees as Kim shines at Yankee Stadium
Byung Hyun Kim earned a save and silenced the Bronx crowd in the Diamondbacks 9 5 win over the Yankees. Rod Barajas and Steve Finley supplied support with Finley adding a two homer performance. Kim, facing the Bronx for the first time since last year’s World Series woes, struck out three in relief and left a souvenir for fans with a final out toss off the left field net.
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Padres 2 Orioles highlight late pitching duel in Baltimore
Brian Lawrence struck out the side on nine pitches in the third inning to extend his hot stretch as he worked eight innings of five hit ball. He outdueled Rodrigo Lopez who delivered his first complete game.
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Eckstein Drives Bases-Loaded Triple as Angels Rally
In Anaheim, David Eckstein hit a bases-loaded triple and Benji Gil added two RBI singles to power the Los Angeles Angels past the Pittsburgh Pirates. Ben Weber earned the win with two relief innings, Troy Percival secured his 15th save in 17 tries, while Brian Boehringer took the loss.
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Astros Rally Past Cubs For 5-4 Win
Houston shortstop Biggio delivered a two run single and Bagwell added a go ahead sacrifice fly in a three run seventh inning to rally past the Chicago Cubs 5-4. Prior left after six innings with a 4-2 lead while Sosa homered for Chicago.
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