Baseball scores roundup from weekend games
Cubs defeated Philadelphia 10 to 8 while Arizona beat St. Louis 7 to 4 in extra innings. Colorado downed Los Angeles 4 to 2, Mets prevailed 7 to 4 over Florida, Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 8 to 1, Cincinnati won 7 to 4 against Houston, Atlanta 9 to 7 over Montreal, and San Diego 4 to 2 over San Francisco.
Macfarlane fuels A's rout as Johnson struggles
Oakland fans witnessed Randy Johnson post a season-worst seven earned runs in a 7-3 loss to the A’s. Mike Macfarlane delivered a three run homer, while Jay Buhner also went deep for Seattle. Johnson, 5-6, has lost three straight starts, raising questions about his late 1990s form.
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Major League Baseball Games Across AL and NL
Today's MLB schedule features AL daytime games in New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago and Seattle with night matchups in Boston Toronto Anaheim Texas and others. National League shows Montreal Atlanta Houston Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee and more across venues including St Louis Arizona Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego.
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Dodgers complete rare triple play at Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Dodgers turned only the second triple play in the city’s history in the fifth inning against Colorado as Jamey Wright reached on a bunt and was doubled off, with Jose Vizcaino to Eric Young to Bobby Bonilla for the third out. In Arlington, Ivan Rodriguez faces 35-game absence for Rangers due to a sprained ankle after injuring himself running bases.
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Jays Send Cruz to Minors Amid Slump
Jose Cruz Jr., 24, was optioned to the minors by the Toronto Blue Jays after a disappointing start to the season. Last year he hit .248 with 26 homers and 68 RBIs in 104 games for Seattle and Toronto and was runner up in AL Rookie of the Year voting. This season he batted .214 with three homers and 14 RBIs, relegating him to a part time role.
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Lee powers Diamondbacks past Cardinals with five RBIs
Arizona rookie Travis Lee homered in consecutive innings driving in five runs to lead a 7-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. He matched his performance with a curtain call as Jeff Brantley blew his third save in 13 tries. Brantley gave up Lee’s three run shot in the eighth after Brian Jordan’s two-run homer.
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