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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
A full slate features Chicago White Sox at Minnesota and Detroit at Kansas City among 14 interleague and intra league games. Standout matchups include Cubs at White Sox 1:05 pm and Mets at Yankees 6:05 pm with several NL and AL clubs facing division rivals across day games and Friday night cards.
LEAGUE LEADERS MiSweeney KC Bom 89 3H Suzuki Sea 75 30
League leaders show Damon Boston with 60 runs and ARodriguez Texas with 60. Suzuki Seattle tops hits with 110. Konerko Chicago leads RBI with 65. Pitching leaders include Clemens New York with 120 strikeouts and Hawkins.
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Johnson fans eight as Diamondbacks top Astros 9 1
In Houston, Randy Johnson shut down the Astros for eight innings, allowing three hits and no runs to lift the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 9 1 victory. Steve Finley and Mark Grace drove in two runs apiece as Arizona snap a three game skid and Johnson improved to 12 2.
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Boston Red Sox rally beats Indians 7 4 in AL roundup
Boston ends four-game skid and matures atop AL East after a six-run fifth powered by Johnny Damon bases loaded triple. Pedro Martinez earned the win as Cleveland homers by Burks Thome and Broussard kept it close. Damon leads in runs and seeks All Star spot.
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Baseball labor talks stall as players seek clarifications
New York players pressed owners with questions about the latest economic proposals but held off on a counteroffer. The sides meet again on Thursday before the All Star break amid talk of a possible August strike, baseball's ninth work stoppage since 1972 as pay rules and the commissioner's fund face changes. Ozzie Smith and Robin Yount were named honorary captains for next month's All Star game. At Busch Stadium a memorial service honored Darryl Kile, who died at 33 from a heart attack linked to blocked arteries.
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