Baseball scoreboard shows AL and NL results
In the American League Anaheim beat Toronto 6 to 4 and Seattle defeated the Yankees 6 to 2. Cleveland topped Texas 4 to 2, Baltimore won 4 to 3 over Kansas City, and Boston edged Tampa Bay 3 to 2. Minnesota 8 beat Detroit 4, Chicago White Sox 6 defeated Oakland 1. In the National League Philadelphia 3 beat Colorado 2, New York Mets 11 routed Houston 3, Florida 8 over Milwaukee 4, Atlanta 2 defeated St. Louis 1. After 11 innings Arizona 6 topped Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 6 edged San Diego 4, Chicago Cubs 8 beat Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 6 defeated Cincinnati 1.
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Baseball Today Schedule Broadcasted Across Major Leagues
The lineup lists interleague and intraleague games for Sunday and today. Notable matchups include Anaheim at Toronto, Texas at Cleveland, Seattle at New York Yankees, Boston at Tampa Bay, Detroit at Minnesota, Oakland at Chicago White Sox, plus later evening games among Florida Milwaukee Atlanta St Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Colorado Philadelphia Mets Houston Montreal Arizona Pittsburgh San Diego Chicago Los Angeles.
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League Leaders Show Splendid Hit Standings
A dense list of batting and pitching leaders appears across American and National Leagues. Key names include Alex Rodriguez Texas with 32 RBIs and 10 home runs, Manny Ramirez Boston, Carlos Delgado not listed, and Vernon Wells’s strong pitching entries. Standings feature leaders in runs, hits, doubles, and stolen bases, with crews from New York, Boston, Texas, Chicago, Seattle, and Anaheim shaping the season’s early-season pace.
Moss Just Falls Short of No-Hitter In Braves Win
Atlanta rookie Damian Moss flirted with a no hitter through seven innings before being pulled after 116 pitches as the Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-1 in 11 innings. Fernando Vina broke up the bid with a single in the eighth, Chipper Jones hit a go ahead two run homer in the 11th, and Keith Lockhart fouled off a chance to bat for Moss in the eighth.
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Ducks and Mets Power Past Opponents in Tight Games
Phillies pitcher Duckworth earned the win with six innings and an RBI single as Philadelphia edged Colorado 3 2 in the opener of a series under Clint Hurdle who had started 6 0 since Buddy Bell’s firing. Houston saw Jay Payton homer twice and Valentin drive in four for the Mets in a dominant ninth inning rally.
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Marlins rally past Brewers behind Wilson's two homers
Preston Wilson belted a pair of home runs as the Marlins erased a 3-1 deficit in Milwaukee. Wilson's three-run shot sparked a five-run seventh inning to secure an 8-4 win over the Brewers. Curt Schilling fanned 14 for Arizona, while Jeff Kent homered for San Francisco.
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Pirates end skid with 6-4 win over Padres
Kip Wells pitched into the eighth and homered as Pittsburgh halted a four game losing streak by beating San Diego 6-4. Rob Mackowiak also homered in the win. In Los Angeles, Fred McGriff hit two homers and drove in four as Chicago defeated the Dodgers while Adrian Beltre delivered a 14th inning single to win it for the Angels.
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Lilly struggles as Mariners top Yankees 6 2 in New York
Freddy Garcia pitched eight strong innings to beat New York 6 2, snapping Lilly's solid start after Cameron tied a major league record with four homers in a game. Ichiro delivered a first-pitch single that dashed any no hit hopes, as Seattle built a lead in the first inning and prevailed.
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