Interleague Scores Show Varied Contests Across MLB
Multiple interleague games produced lopsided and close results including Houston topping Kansas City 7 0 Boston edging Pittsburgh 6 5 Toronto winning 9 5 and Cleveland defeating Arizona 13 6 NY Yankees besting Chicago Cubs 9 6 San Francisco 4 Detroit 0 St Louis 6 Tampa Bay 4 Colorado 2 Baltimore 1 Texas 8 Washington 1 Chicago White Sox 6 over the Dodgers 0 Minnesota 5 San Diego 4 in 11 Seattle 5 NY Mets 0 Philadelphia 6 Oakland 1 LA Angels 3 Florida 2 in 11"}
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Baseball Tonight Schedule With Multiple Matchups
A dense listing of today and Sunday's games across MLB including Cubs at Yankees and Phillies at Oakland with starting times, pitcher records, and venues. Also lists Sunday pairings, weathered by team names like Florida, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and others, plus late games in Los Angeles and Seattle.
League Leaders Rule The Baseball Standings
A compact rundown of AL and NL leaders across runs RBIs hits home runs stolen bases and pitching wins along with top strikeout and save totals. Notable names include ARod Rodriguez Tejada Teixeira Damon M Young and Teixeira among AL standouts and DeLee Pujols Burrell Abreu Furcal Reyes and Peavy among NL leaders with teams Boston New York Texas Baltimore Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee Los Angeles and Seattle prominent.
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Matsui fuels Yankees rally past Cubs in Bronx win
Hideki Matsui, still in DH role after a twisted ankle, blasted a go ahead homer and drove in five as New York erased a four run deficit to beat the Chicago Cubs 9 6 at Yankee Stadium. Carlos Zambrano struggled into the seventh before Matsui delivered again.
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Indians 13 Diamondbacks 6 sets club record winning streak
Jhonny Peralta and Grady Sizemore belted back to back homers as Cleveland used a 10 run third inning to rout Arizona. Casey Blake had three RBIs, Hafner four hits overall, and Coco Crisp went 3 for 5 as the Indians extended their unbeaten stretch to seven games, 18 7 since May 21. The Diamondbacks became the first club since 1969 to allow 10 runs in an inning in consecutive games.
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Braves Rally Past Reds Behind Johnson Grand Slam
Rookie Kelly Johnson drove in six as he slugged a first inning two run homer and a sixth inning grand slam, while Andruw Jones hit two solo shots to power the Atlanta Braves to a 10 5 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Horacio Ramirez allowed five runs over six innings as Ramon Ortiz took the loss. Cincinnati extended its skid to five or more games despite four homers in the game.
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