AL Roundup Yankees outlast Indians in 11 10 thriller
In a clash of AL contenders the Yankees beat the Indians 11-10 as Tino Martinez delivered an RBI single in the eighth after New York squandered a late lead. Martinez homered earlier and carries a hot six game run with 11 hits in 20 at bats. Sandy Alomar extended a 26 game hitting streak.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule
A packed slate lists nine afternoon and evening games across the league with key matchups including Kansas City at Chicago Cubs and Montreal at Toronto. Also on the docket are Detroit versus N Y Mets, New York Yankees hosting Atlanta, and Baltimore versus Philadelphia among others with late starts in Texas at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Seattle.
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Sanders struggles haunt Reds star amid divorce and slump
Deion Sanders sat most of the day as Cincinnati lost 6-5 in 12 innings to St. Louis. He asked out to reflect on plate woes tied to off field issues, filed for divorce from Carolyn in Texas, seeks joint custody of two children, and plans to return to the lineup against Milwaukee. He homered?
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Braves rally past Phillies with grand slam in 6-5 win
Atlanta defeats Philadelphia 6-5 to complete a four game sweep as Keith Lockhart hits a grand slam in the seventh after Scott Ruffcorn leaves with five run lead. Ruffcorn walks four and hits two batters in 5 2/3 innings, raising his ERA to 8.46. Braves extend dominance over Phillies, nine straight series wins.
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