Griffey's Grand Slam Lifts Mariners Over Rangers 5-4
Ken Griffey Jr. delivered a ninth career grand slam for Seattle, raising his AL leading 76 RBIs to 801 total as the Mariners edged the Texas Rangers 5-4. Manager Johnny Oates debated walking Griffey with the bases loaded, but Seattle held on after a late rally.
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Tigers rally past Red Sox as Nieves, Nevin homer in win
Detroit erased a 3-0 deficit to beat Boston 6 3, with Detroit totaling 16 hits and eight extra bases. Dem Cruz had three hits and three RBIs with two steals, while the Red Sox dropped their four game win streak.
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Today’s MLB Matchups Across Leagues
Major league schedule lists American League games including Yankees at Cleveland and Red Sox at Tigers with 12:05 to 7:35 p.m. starts, plus Orioles at Blue Jays and Royals at Brewers. National League slate features Cubs at Astros, Dodgers at Giants, Pirates at Mets, and more across afternoon and evening slots.
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Irabu shines as Navigators tighten Bronx path
Norwich Navigators right hander Hideki Irabu allowed four hits and struck out five over five scoreless innings in a 99 mph fastball showcase against the New Haven Ravens. The 6-foot-4 hurler, in his third U.S. start, did not issue a walk in 14 minor-league innings, with fastball peaks to 94 mph. In Barraco, Bartolo Colon pitched a no hitter for the Buffalo Bisons, a first for the team since 1952, fanning eight over 27 batters. Cincinnati Reds slash ticket prices for interleague series with Milwaukee and Kansas City, offering $4 second-level and $3 upper decks for six games late June to early September.
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Mets' Jones Wins 12th As N L Roundup Headlines Night
Mets righty Bobby Jones became the first 12-game winner in the majors this season, defeating the Pirates 1-0 after a tough previous start. He reflected on locating pitches better and matched his career high for wins, with strong support from Mets manager Bobby Valentine and praise from Pirates skipper Gene Lamont.
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