Interleague Scoreboard Highlights from Baseball Night
Kansas City defeated the Dodgers 3 to 1 while Texas beat Atlanta 9 to 5 and Boston topped Cincinnati 6 to 1. Detroit routed San Diego 8 to 2 and Baltimore outscored Houston 5 to 1. Cleveland won 7 to 6 over Colorado. NY Yankees beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5, Toronto edged St. Louis 5 to 2, Tampa Bay defeated Milwaukee 5 to 3, White Sox demolished Arizona 12 to 6, San Francisco routed Minnesota 8 to 4, Oakland lost to New York 3 to 2, Washington beat L A Angels 1 to 0, Seattle defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1. In the National League Florida crushed Chicago Cubs 15 to 5.
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Today's MLB schedule with multiple day games
Today features 12:05 p.m. San Diego at Detroit and 2:35 p.m. New York Mets at Oakland. Evening matchups include Colorado at Cleveland 6:05 p.m. and Dodgers at Kansas City 7:10 p.m. Friday brings numerous city matchups across the league.
League Leaders And Hitting Totals Highlight Baseball Standings
Bi A Rodriguez of New York tops the league with 56, followed by Cortiz of Boston 55 and Tejada of Baltimore 54. Teixeira of Texas leads home runs with 50, while Santana and Reyes spark triples for Seattle and New York respectively. Stolen bases pace Podsednik for Chicago at 32. Fielding marks and pitching records fill the rest of the daily box scores.
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White Sox explode for ten in sixth to rout Diamondbacks
The Chicago White Sox erased a 6-1 deficit with a 10-run sixth, powering a 12-6 win over Arizona. Jon Garland earned the win, while Juan Uribe Paul Konerko and Frank Thomas connected on key homers. Jermaine Dye also homered as Chicago improved to 43-22, the majors' best record.
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Red Sox rout Reds to sweep in 23-4 series win
Boston starter strong again led by Arroyo as David Ortiz drove in three. Red Sox pounded Reds 6-1 in a three game sweep, outhitting Cincinnati 36-15. Ken Griffey Jr. hit in seventh on a wild pitch for Cincinnati’s lone run.
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Blue Jays Beat Cardinals as Lilly Shuts Down St Louis
Ted Lilly pitched seven scoreless innings to steer the Blue Jays past the Cardinals 5 to 2. Lilly improved to 4-7 with four singles allowed, six strikeouts, and a 6.48 ERA, snapping a winless streak since May 25.
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Marlins erupt in 15-5 rout of Cubs with 20 hits
Florida backed A J Burnett with three homers by Delgado Cabrera Encarnacion and Castillo and four-hit games from Pierre and Lo Duca in a 15 5 win over Chicago The Marlins collected 20 hits as Pierre stole two bases and Delgado's three run shot capped a six run fourth inning that chased Maddux early Burnett improved to 4 4 after six plus innings while Maddux dropped to 5 4 amid a rare rough outing
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