Baseball scoreboard recap across leagues
The American League features Toronto topping Texas five to four while Boston defeats Seattle eight to four and Baltimore edges Detroit seven five. Cleveland wins one to zero over Oakland as New York posts seven to five against Tampa Bay. In the National League Pittsburgh commands nine five over Chicago while Cincinnati slips seven to four and Montreal upends Philadelphia three to none. Atlanta earns two to one in ten innings over Florida as New York beats San Diego five three and St Louis sinks Houston two to one in ten. Arizona defeats Los Angeles six to three with San Francisco four to two over Colorado.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Cincinnati at Montreal opens Sunday with Cincinnati facing Montreal at 12:05 p.m. Other games include Seattle at Boston, Texas at Toronto, and Oakland at Cleveland. Seattle, Minnesota, and Anaheim are slated for today’s early doubleheader, with several late-night matches across the league.
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League Leaders and Stat Line Highlights Across MLB
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Griffey ties Gehrig on home run list in Reds Expos game
Griffey slugged his 493rd career homer to move within seven of 500 as Cincinnati beat Montreal 7 6. Sean Casey went 4 for 5 with three RBIs while Cory Lidle earned the win and Brad Wilkerson homered for the Expos who dropped to 15 32.
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Marlins edge Mets on Willis strong start in Miami
Dontrelle Willis blanked four hits and one run over seven innings to lift the Marlins past the Mets 2 1. Luis Castillo had three hits, scoring and driving in a run as Florida extended dominance in the series.
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Rivera earns 300th career save for Yankees on road
Mariano Rivera became the 18th pitcher to reach 300 saves, closing a 7-5 win for New York over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Javier Vazquez earned the win. Rivera posted his 17th save and marked a strong post-season legacy. Derek Jeter fueled a four-homer outburst with three hits as the Yankees extended their road win streak to five. The集game also featured homers by Sheffield, Matsui, and Sierra as New York improved to 29-18.
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