Baseball scoreboard upsets and routs across the majors
In a high scoring day several teams posted large margins. Toronto routed Kansas City 18 to 1 while Minnesota overwhelmed Chicago White Sox 18 to 3. Also Cleveland beat Oakland 3 to 2, Anaheim defeated Boston 6 to 5, Texas beat NYY 8 to 5 in 12 innings, St Louis 7 Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 12 Cincinnati 3, Houston 4 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 4 Colorado 1, Los Angeles 2 Florida 1, Atlanta 6 San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 8 Arizona 5 in 12 innings, San Francisco 7 NY Mets 5.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Today's slate features Seattle at Detroit and Texas at New York Yankees at 12:05 p.m. Other 6:05 p.m. games include Chicago White Sox at Minnesota and Oakland at Cleveland. Sunday cards list Seattle at Detroit and more cross-league matchups across clubs such as Cubs at St Louis and Mets at Giants with several afternooon starts.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Leaders
American League leaders include Blalock Tex 35 139 25 51 367 Baldelli TB 40 165 22 58 352. CEverett Texas and A Soriano New York top Runs and Home Runs lists. hitting leaders feature Bardelli Tampa Bay and ASorlano New York among others with high hit counts. National League leaders list Renteria St. Ho, Sheffield Atl, Furcal Atl, and Pujols StL among top batters with strong averages and run totals. PITCHING and STRIKEOUT totals feature Mussina, Clemens, Prior, and Wood with standout win totals and saves led by Smoltz and Gagne.
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Twins Hammer White Sox in 18-3 Rout
In Minneapolis the Minnesota Twins routed the Chicago White Sox 18-3 after a 14 inning loss, with Torii Hunter and Bobby Kielty each hitting three-run homers and Kielty driving in a career-high five runs. Mark Buehrle struggled, giving up 10 runs in 3 1/3 innings as Chicago dropped further in the AL Central race.
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Drew Crushes Long Homer Lifts Cardinals Over Cubs
J D Drew ignored a sore knee and back to hit a 514 foot two run shot off the Busch Stadium right field board, sparking a 7 4 win as Woody Williams pitched eight innings. Fernando Vina drove in three to fuel St Louis as they halt a home win drought in the four game set with Chicago.
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