Schedule of Today’s American League Baseball Games
Today’s slate features Minnesota at Boston, Seattle at Detroit, Texas at New York, Kansas City at Baltimore, and Tampa Bay at Chicago with 6:05 to 7:05 p.m. starts. Tuesday’s night cards add Anaheim, Oakland, Cleveland, and Toronto matchups plus several late games across the majors.
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Dempster
Johnson
Debutant Colangelo Hurt in Angels Collision
Anaheim Angels rookie Mike Colangelo suffered a high back injury and a damaged left wrist after colliding with Reggie Williams while chasing a fly in the seventh inning against Arizona. Williams caught the ball but Colangelo needed 15 minutes on the field, was immobilized, then carted to UC Irvine Medical Center. A neck brace and CT scan followed with re-exam planned.
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Mark Petkovsek
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Andy Sheets
Jay Bell
Vladimir Nunez
Gregg Olsen
Mariners place Carmona on 15-day DL with tricep injury
Seattle Mariners pitcher Rafael Carmona was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right tricep after exiting Saturday night's 15-11 loss to San Francisco. Manager Lou Piniella said the injury is not believed to be serious and recalled Aaron Scheffer from Triple-A Tacoma to help the staff after the Kingdome marathon game.
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Seattle Mariners
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Royals Notes Shakeup After Streak Ends in Pittsburgh
Royals third baseman Joe Randa went hitless in four plate appearances after a 10 game hitting streak ended against the Pirates, recording two strikeouts and two double plays. Jermaine Dye drove in seven runs in the KC series as Pittsburgh notches another late rally.
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Royals
Joe Randa
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Orioles Belt Braves 22-1 in record rout at Atlanta
Baltimore built a franchise single game scoring high by routing Atlanta 22-1 as Cal Ripken Jr. had a career best six hits including two homers and six RBIs with Will Clark driving in five and four Orioles pitchers contributing. Mussina earned the win as Baltimore posted the most runs since joining the league in 1954.
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