Interleague Scores Highlight Lopsided Meetings
Boston routed Cincinnati 10 to 3 while Baltimore defeated Houston 8 to 5. Toronto beat St. Louis 4 to 1. Tampa Bay topped Milwaukee 5 to 3. Texas defeated Atlanta 7 to 3. Arizona crushed Chicago White Sox 8 to 1. Los Angeles Angels cruised past Washington 11 to 1.
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Wednesdays Baseball Schedule Highlights Major Matchups
A lineup of tonight's games features Cincinnati at Boston, Houston at Baltimore, San Diego at Detroit, Colorado at Cleveland, Pittsburgh at the Yankees, St Louis at Toronto, Milwaukee at Tampa Bay, Arizona at Chicago White Sox, San Francisco at Minnesota, the Dodgers at Kansas City, the Mets at Oakland, Philadelphia at Seattle, Washington at Los Angeles, and a late National League clash Florida at Chicago Cubs. Wednesday also lists the same games with start times including a 7:05 p.m. first pitch for many.
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League Leaders and batting and pitching leaders listed
American League leaders include AB Damon and Tejada in batting with high averages and runs. Notable players: ARodriguez New York, Teixeira Texas, Concluding with strikeout and save leaders in both leagues. National League leaders feature DeLee Chicago and Abreu Philadelphia with top runs and home runs, plus Furcal Reyes and Pujols in key categories.
Halladay Dominant In Five-Hit Complete Game Victory
Halladay pitched a five-hit complete game for his fifth of the season as the Blue Jays defeated the Cardinals 4-1. He improves to 10-3 with a 2.33 ERA, and leads the AL in innings pitched, while Hillenbrand homer and Rios doubles sparked Toronto. Cardinals’ Mabry homered once off Halladay, and Suppan earned the loss in seven innings.
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Roy Halladay
Halladay
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Chicago
Jon Garland
John Gibbons
Shea Hillenbrand
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Larry Walker
Cy Young
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David Eckstein
John Mabry
Jim Edmonds
Alex Rios
Vernon Wells
Hillenbrand
Jeff Suppan
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Bob Davidson
Red Sox Top Reds as Ramirez Slams Three-Run homer
Boston beats Cincinnati 10-3 behind Manny Ramirez three-run homer and Matt Clement eight strong innings. Clement improves to 7-1 after allowing three runs on six hits while nine batters struck out and one walk. Eric Milton suffers the loss for the Reds, surrendering nine Boston runs.
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Manny Ramirez
Matt Clement
Cincinnati
Clement
Eric Milton
Cleveland
Willis Dominates Cubs as Marlins Cruise to 9-1 Victory
Pitcher Dontrelle Willis worked seven strong innings to earn his 11th win and contributed two hits and a run batted in as the Florida Marlins routed the Chicago Cubs 9-1. Miguel Cabrera, Paul Lo Duca and Alex Gonzalez drove in two apiece, while Luis Castillo homered in the ninth. Willis improved to 11-2, helped the Marlins open a 7-run fifth inning after singles by Willis, Pierre and Castillo set the table. Cubs starter John Koronka lasted 4 1/3 innings, giving up six runs on seven hits.
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Shawn Estes
Luis Gonzalez
Troy Glaus
Arizona
Frank Thomas
White Sox
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Estes
Jose Contreras
Contreras
Chicaco
Dontrelle Willis
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Willis
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Jack McKeon
Miguel Cabrera
Paul Lo Duca
Alex Gonzalez
Luis Castillo
Michael Barrett
John Koronka
Juan Pierre
Castillo
Derrek Lee
Cabrera
Carlos Delgado
Barrett
Pierre
Koronka
Larry Rothschild
Mike Lowell
Triple-A
Iowa
Dusty Baker
Joe Borowski
Lo Duca
Gonzalez
Borowski
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