American League scores and results brief
Cleveland 5 Chicago 3. rostory 3 Detroit 4 Toronto 9. Milwaukee 8 Minnesota 16 Kansas City 7. Seattle 8 Texas 0. New York 13 Baltimore 10. California 7 Oakland 3.
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Red Sox end slide with 13-4 win over Tigers
Reggie Jefferson hit two homers and Mo Vaughn also connected as Boston snapped a three game skid to beat Detroit 13-4. Pitching coach Al Nipper was demoted amid the slump, with Sammy Ellis reassigned. Tim Wakefield earned the win in five innings, while Kevin Kennedy warned players to stay consistent afterward.
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Blue Jays rally past Brewers in ninth for slim win
Yoronto Carlos Delgado delivered a two out single off Marshall Boze in the bottom of the ninth to push the Blue Jays past the Brewers 9 8. Delgado went 4 for 5 with three RBIs and Ed Sprague added two homers as Toronto won for just the second time in six games. Tim Crabtree earned the win with two hitless innings.
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Martinez homer caps Yankees comeback in record nine inning game
Tino Martinez hit a go ahead homer in the seventh off Keith Shepherd as New York rallied from a 9 4 deficit to win the longest nine inning game, 4 hours 21 minutes. Jim Edmonds added a 3 for 4 day with a homer for California, as Langston pitched seven strong innings ending a four game skid in Oakland California.
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Schedule of Today and Thursday Baseball Games
Baseball schedule lists multiple interleague and National League games with start times across cities including Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Milwaukee Toronto New York Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Seattle Texas Oakland California and Milwaukee Toronto California Oakland Chicago New York Cleveland Seattle St Louis Chicago Montreal New York Philadelphia Florida Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta Houston Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Philadelphia Florida. Matches include various pitcher records in parentheses and multiple game times.
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Sports brief roundup from major league action
In Minneapolis rookie catcher Sal Fasano faces contract talk as he was hit by a foul liner that injured Royals GM Herb Robinson. Dodgers center fielder Brett Butler to be placed on the DL for tonsil surgery. Mets Expos game postponed by rain and made up as a doubleheader. Astros pitcher John Hudek has a fractured rib requiring weeks of recovery. Phillies pitching coach Johnny Podres sidelined for season due to heart issues after prior surgery.
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King's two homer inning powers Pirates past Reds 10 7
King's two homer inning sparked a nine run fourth as the Pirates beat the Reds 10 7 on Tuesday night. Merced and Brumfield added solo shots while Neagle earned his first road win. Cincinnati cursed by an eight game skid as Mortis added a late homer and Cordova closed for the save.
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