Tigers tame Yankees with two straight wins at home
Detroit beat New York 6-3 as Jose Macias collected three hits including a two-run triple and Jeff Weaver pitched 6 4 innings. The Tigers improved to 11-23 after back-to-back victories over the defending champs, hoping to build momentum.
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Schedule of Today and Monday Al Games Across League
Major league schedule lists today's afternoon games including Yankees at Tigers and Royals at Indians with starting times. Also features Boston at Toronto Tampa Bay at Texas and Minnesota at Seattle. Monday's slate adds Boston Toronto Tampa Bay Texas Minnesota Seattle Kansas City Oakland. Also Florida at Mets Cubs at Montreal Atlanta at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St Louis San Francisco at Colorado Arizona at San Diego Cincinnati at Houston scheduled.
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Walker Placed on DL After Elbow Pain Persists
Denver AP reports Larry Walker torn by elbow soreness forces him to the disabled list for at least a month after lingering injuries. Angels pitcher Kent Mercker remains hospitalized in Anaheim with brain bleeding and uncertainty about his return to play.
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Griffey lifts Reds past Astros with ninth inning blast
Ken Griffey Jr. delivered a two-out two-run homer in the ninth as Cincinnati erased a late deficit and beat Houston 8-7. Griffey homered twice, part of a tying blast by Michael Tucker, Griffey, and Dmitri Young in the eighth. Wagner allowed the decisive shot after a close rally at Enron Field.
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