Son Tops Dad as Indians Win
Cleveland Indians defeat Detroit Tigers 7-4 as David Bell, son of Tigers manager Buddy Bell, hits a go ahead two run double in the sixth. Bell becomes third player to face a team managed by a parent, joining the Wills and Alous families. Nagy earns win with 16 ground ball outs in seven innings.
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David Bell
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Lasley
Brian Giles
Kravis Frymian
Frank Castillo
Detroit
Brian Hunter
Mariners Top Orioles as Rodriguez Homers and Davis Drives In
Alex Rodriguez hit his AL leading 19th homer and Russ Davis drove in four runs as Seattle beat Baltimore. The Mariners tied a season high with 15 runs and won their second straight for the first time since May 12, while the Orioles lost for the 10th time in 12 games to drop six games under .500.
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Canseco and Cruzero homer as Blue Jays top Red Sox
Boston pitcher Pedro Martinez endured his worst start of the season, giving up seven runs and 12 hits in 7 2/3 innings as Toronto beat Boston. Canseco Cruzero and Shaw Green homered, boosting Toronto to a win while Martinez saw his AL best ERA rise to 2.36. Irabu pitched a six hitter for New York in his first complete game and dropped Navarro early. Jon Shave had three hits including his first major league home run as Minnesota exploded for eight runs in the third against Texas.
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Chicago
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San Diego
Omar Daal
Russ Springer
Gregg Olson
Wednesday Baseball Schedule Highlights From Major Leagues
Listed matchups cover both American and National Leagues with key pitchers and game times. Notable games include Tampa Bay at Oakland, Baltimore at Seattle, New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox, and Mets at Florida among a dense slate spanning afternoon and evening starts.
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Key to have shoulder examined in Baltimore
Jimmy Key of the Orioles will be examined today for left shoulder stiffness after being placed on the 15 day disabled list. The 36 year old is 4 3 with a 4.06 ERA in 10 starts and was set to pitch Monday before his DL designation following Sunday's Oakland game.
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Hershiser helps weary Giants in 3 1 victory over Reds
Orel Hershiser delivered eight innings of four-hit ball with seven strikeouts to lift the San Francisco Giants 3-1 in Cincinnati after a 17 inning win in St. Louis. Barry Bonds belted a three run homer to back the veteran’s solid May finish as the Giants weathered a fatigued bullpen and posted a fourth straight win.
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