Scoreboard roundup across leagues shows varied outcomes
In the American League Seattle topped Detroit 6 to 2 while Texas beat the Yankees 5 to 1 and Oakland defeated Cleveland 8 to 5. Tampa Bay edged Baltimore 9 to 8. Boston won 5 to 3 against Anaheim. Toronto prevailed 4 to 3 over Kansas City. Minnesota and Chicago both lost 3 to 2. In the National League Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 6 to 3 in 10 innings. St Louis won 6 to 3 over Chicago Cubs. Colorado shut out Montreal 4 to 0. NY Mets 5 beat San Francisco 1. Los Angeles edged Florida 2 to 1. Arizona defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 6. Atlanta 6 beat San Diego 3. Philadelphia tied with Houston 3 to 1.
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Daily Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Today and tomorrow feature multiple games across majors. Yankees visit Boston while Detroit travels to Cleveland and Toronto meets Chicago White Sox. Other matchups include Baltimore at Anaheim and Kansas City at Seattle with numerous 7 05 and 9 05 p m starts.
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League Leaders Highlight Busy Batting and Pitching Totals
The standings feature Gabor Blalock and Baldelli leading in hits and runs for Texas and Tampa Bay respectively, with Anderson, Everett, and Martinez among top performers. Pitching leads with Loaiza posting a strong 7-1, 1.99 line, Mussina 7-2, 2.22, and saves by Urbina and others while Furcal and Pujols pace in runs and RBIs.
Maroth struggles as Tigers drop to 0-9 start
Detroit pitcher Mike Maroth extended his winless start to 0-9 as Seattle Mariners defeated the Tigers 6-2. Joel Pineiro tossed eight innings for Seattle, with Bret Boone Carlos Guillen and Greg Colbrunn homering. The Mariners swept the series and sit 28-15 atop the AL.
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Longtime Dodgers trainer Bill Buhler dies at 75
Bill Buhler who served 39 years with the Dodgers from 1952 to 1995 as minor league, assistant and head trainer, treating players from Hodges to Piazza. He helped with Tommy John’s 1974 elbow surgery and was praised as the standard by which trainers are judged.
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