Scoreboard roundup from Major League Baseball games
American League results include Minnesota 5 over Kansas City 4 and Seattle 7 over Toronto 2. Yankees crushed Baltimore 14 to 5 as Cleveland beat Tampa Bay 10 to 6. Oakland topped Boston 7-6, White Sox edged Texas 6-5 in 10, Detroit beat Anaheim 7-6. National League action shows Houston vs Cincinnati postponed, Pittsburgh 3 over Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 7 over Chicago Cubs 2, Colorado 13 over Montreal 4, Philadelphia 5 over Arizona 1, San Diego 7 over Florida 6, Atlanta 5 over Los Angeles 1, and NY Mets at San Francisco delayed.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines Local Games Today and Sunday
A packed slate features Anaheim at Detroit and Seattle at Toronto among 12:05 p.m. starts, plus late games in Oakland Boston and more. Sunday showdowns include Seattle at Toronto and Chicago Cubs at St Louis, with a panorama of interleague matchups across the league.
League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The list highlights top performers across the American and National Leagues, naming leaders in runs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Key players include JGonzalez and Mientkiewicz in the American League, Suzuki and Pujols in the National League, with numerous teams such as Cleveland, Toronto, Seattle, St. Louis, and Colorado represented.
Mussina Dominates Orioles as Yankees Roll to 14-5 Win
Mike Mussina improved to 4-3 with six innings of strong pitching as New York routed Baltimore 14-5 aided by Alfonso Soriano who drove in four. Soriano doubled twice and added a two-run single while the Yankees built a nine-run lead by the fourth. Ramiro Mendoza earned the save as Baltimore dropped to 7-9 in nine games.
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Ramiro Mendoza
Willis Roberts
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Mariners beat Blue Jays as Cameron belts three run homer
Mariners won a third straight behind Mike Cameron’s three run homer. Blue Jays, after a team meeting, dropped their fourth in a row while Delgado led with 14 homers and 204 career blasts to top Joe Carter.
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Carlos Delgado
Joe Carter
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Kile and Drew lead Cards past Cubs in NL clash
Cardinals ace Darryl Kile pitched seven strong innings allowing two runs as J.D. Drew homered for the 12th time and Craig Paquette added a two run shot. St Louis won 7-2 extending its win streak to five and improving to a season high four games above .500. The Cardinals outscored opponents 39-1 in the first five home games.
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Terry Shumpert
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Ben Pettick
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