Baseball scoreboard results for two leagues
The scoreboard lists American League games with Kansas City 14 Seattle 5, Minnesota 4 Oakland 3, New York Yankees 4 Boston 2, Cleveland 4 Detroit 0, Texas 8 Tampa Bay 7, Chicago White Sox 6 Toronto 5, Baltimore 7 Anaheim 6. In the National League Milwaukee 10 San Diego 6, Montreal 7 Florida 2, Pittsburgh 5 Chicago Cubs 2, New York Mets 5 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 9 Atlanta 3, St Louis 7 Houston 4, San Francisco 6 Arizona 6, Los Angeles 3 Colorado 2.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Today features interleague and division games across multiple time slots including Tampa Bay at Texas and Minnesota at Oakland. Friday night slate adds Cleveland at Boston and Philadelphia at New York Mets among 14 more matchups, with notable clashes like St. Louis at Houston and Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh.
Baseball League Leaders And Standings Snapshot
League leaders show Blalock and J Jones atop batting, with Everett and Wells among top RBI and runs. Pitching leaders include Mussina, Clemens, and Loftus, while Furcal, Furcal and Pujols headline other categories with HITS DOUBLES and TRIPLES led by Furcal and Couzman.
Clemens earns win number 299 as Yankees beat Red Sox
Roger Clemens earned win 299 for the New York Yankees, scattering nine hits over six innings and surviving a line drive to the hand. An X-ray was planned to assess his right hand, with manager Joe Torre saying Clemens would pitch Monday if he could.
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Twins Rally Past Athletics In Oakland Series Opener
Dustan Mohr drove in the go ahead run in the eighth as Minnesota beat Oakland 4-3. LaTroy Hawkins earned the win and Eddie Guardado his 11th save. The game featured a wild pitch by Kenny Rogers and a tense dugout atmosphere after last fall’s playoff rematch.
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Jenkins Aims For Four Homers But Ends With Win
Milwaukee Brewers routed the San Diego Padres 10 0 behind Geoff Jenkins three homers and four RBIs in five at bats as Wayne Franklin pitched a two hitter in his 14th start. Jenkins added a two run shot in the first and solo shots in the fourth and sixth, while Franklin struck out five over six innings to push Milwaukee’s streak to three wins.
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