Interleague scoreboard results across MLB action
Texas leads Chicago Cubs 7 to 4 in 10 innings while Atlanta tops Detroit 4 1 Oakland edges Pittsburgh 3 2 in 10 St Louis defeats Anaheim 6 2 Florida tops Cleveland 2 1 Montreal 6 Kansas City 3 Philadelphia 4 Chicago White Sox 3 NY Mets 4 Minnesota 2 Seattle 2 Cincinnati 0 San Diego 3 Boston 2 Baltimore 6 Arizona 1 San Francisco 8 Tampa Bay 0 Los Angeles 5 Toronto 3 NY Yankees at Colorado Milwaukee 8 Houston 1
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Today’s MLB Schedule Across The League
A dense listing shows tonight's matches including Chicago White Sox at Philadelphia and Texas at Chicago Cubs, with pitchers Buehrle Valdes Clemens Thomson and others. Friday games feature Texas Pittsburgh Detroit Florida and several other cross matchups across major venues. Houston at Milwaukee opens today with Miller against Wright, while St Louis visits Chicago Cubs on Friday at 3 20 p.m.
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Castillo extends hit streak to 33 games against Indians
Luis Castillo of the Florida Marlins went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run, tying Rogers Hornsby for the longest hitting streak by a second baseman at 33 games. Florida beat Cleveland 2-1, with Castillo contributing to both runs and raising his average to .401 in the streak.
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Rangers edge Cubs in 10 for first extra-inning win
In Chicago, Rangers beat Cubs 7 to 4 in 10 innings as Jeff Fassero’s wild pitch with bases loaded seals the win. Philadelphia Phillies rally for three runs in the ninth, led by Jason Michaels’ RBI single to top the Cubs. San Francisco pitcher Jason Schmidt notches first career shutout against Tampa Bay. Los Angeles knocks off Toronto as Kazuhisa Ishii drives in two and ties NL wins behind Schilling.
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Orioles 6 Dbacks 1 halt Schilling bid in Phoenix
Tony Batista hit a two run homer and Gary Matthews Jr. added a two run triple as Baltimore spoiled Curt Schilling’s bid for his 13th win. Schilling (12-3) suffered consecutive losses for the first time in 31 starts since last July 8.
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Braves Trade Lombard For Tigers Reliever Keller
Atlanta sent outfielder George Lombard to Detroit for right handed reliever Kris Keller who appeared in one Tigers game this season before landing on the disabled list with a strained right triceps. Commissioner Bud Selig pressed steroid testing as part of baseballs next labor pact citing health concerns after meeting team doctors.
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League Leaders In American and National Leagues
Summary of top players in both leagues with leaders in batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Highlights include Suzuki, Soriano, Garciaparra, Jeter, and Bonds with season tallies. pitching leaders include Clemens, Zito, Mussina, and Schilling across multiple teams.
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Brewers topple Astros to take third straight win
Glendon Rusch held Houston scoreless through six as Milwaukee defeated the Astros 8-1. Eric Young belted a first pitch homer for his season debut, Jose Hernandez started the sixth with his 13th homer and Richie Sexson opened the seventh with his 18th. Rusch and Redding worked six strong innings each, with Young adding an RBI triple in the seventh.
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Buck the voice of St Louis Cardinals fans memorialized
Thousands mourn the passing of Jack Buck at 77 after a long illness. Fans share memories of his warmth and iconic radio presence on KMOX and in Busch Stadium tributes. A statue vigil, flowers and signs mark a city paying respect as the Cardinals clinch first place with a 7-2 win over the Angels keying the moment.
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