Baseball Scoreboard: American and National Leagues Update
MLB scoreboard shows American League results including Minnesota 6 Toronto 5 and Chicago 15 Cleveland 3. Other AL games include Boston 4 Tampa Bay 1 Kansas City 5 Texas 3 Baltimore 5 Seattle 2 New York Yankees 4 Anaheim 2 Oakland 6 Detroit 2. In the NL San Diego 6 Pittsburgh 3 San Diego 7 Pittsburgh incomplete Milwaukee 6 Montreal 3 Art Houston 10 Florida 2 Chicago 4 San Francisco 3 10 Philadelphia 9 Los Angeles 4 St Louis 1 New York Mets 6 Cincinnati 4 Colorado 3 10.
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Weekend MLB Schedule Highlights Across MLB Stadiums
The schedule lists today's games including Detroit at Oakland and Boston at Tampa Bay with game times from 2:35 p.m. to 9:05 p.m. It also covers Friday’s slate featuring Toronto at Boston and New York at Texas among numerous interleague matchups, plus a full list of late afternoon and evening games across the majors in San Juan and other venues.
League Leaders and Stat Highlights Across ALNL Teams
Data shows Mora and Guerrero leading runs and RBIs across the league with high batting averages, while Young Mamirez and Belianrd appear among top hitters. Pitchers including Clemens and Alfonseca post strong starts as teams race in standings and power metrics.
Twins stun Blue Jays with ninth inning grand slam
Minnesota's Matthew LeCroy delivered a pinch hit grand slam in the ninth to lift the Twins 6-5 over Toronto. With key players sidelined by injuries, LeCroy sparked a late rally after Shannon Stewart, Doug Mientkiewicz, and Luis Rivas were unavailable, and Aaron Fultz earned the win with Joe Nathan securing his 13th save.
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White Sox crush Indians as Thomas drives five RBIs
Chicago 15 Cleveland 3. Frank Thomas drives in five with a two run double in the third, an RBI single in the fourth, and another two run double in the sixth. Paul Konerko adds four RBIs. Magglio Ordonez and Willie Harris injure limbs in seventh collision. Schoeneweis improves to 4-1 after allowing three runs on five hits.
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Red Sox Clinch Win as Schilling Shuts Rays
In St. Petersburg, Curt Schilling pitched seven strong innings allowing one run on five hits to lift the Red Sox over the Devil Rays 4-1. Manny Ramirez hit a two run homer and Johnny Damon also homered. Keith Foulke earned the save, his eighth.
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Astros Rout Marlins Again to Open Series Lead
In a follow up to a 9-2 win, the Houston Astros crushed the Miami Marlins 10-2 as Lance Berkman homered twice in two nights, with Jeff Kent and Morgan Ensberg driving in three runs apiece. Tim Redding walked two unearned runs over six innings to move to 3-0 against the Marlins this season. The Marlins’ slump continued, prompting manager Jack McKeon to vent about poor play.
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Reds edge Rockies in 10th for fourth win in five
Cincinnati got a 4 3 10 inning victory as Danny Graves blew a chance at a record save but D'Angelo Jimenez lined a bases loaded single in the 10th. Reds improved to 4-1 in five games while Rockies fell to 0-4 in extras this season. Graves tied with John Franco for the club saves record at 148.
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Expos fate eyed by DC area as relocation nears
MLB moves toward a decision on the Montreal Expos future with Washington DC and Northern Virginia leading contenders. The relocation committee met 2 1/2 hours amid plans to meet with Bud Selig within a month and a hoped mid July All Star break decision.
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