Braves Tie Series With 8-1 Win Over Diamondbacks
Javy Lopez hits a two run homer as he returns from injury to spark an 8-1 Braves win in Game 2 of the NLCS against Arizona. Tom Glavine allows one run in seven innings and ties a postseason win record, while Marcus Giles opens with a leadoff homer. The series shifts to Atlanta at 1-1.
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Yankees dominant in Game 1 behind Pettitte and Rivera
Yankees seize control as Pettitte holds Seattle hitless through four plus innings and Rivera nails down the ninth for a postseason save. Knoblauch drives three hits, Posada and O'Neill contribute key runs while Ichiro Suzuki and Bell stumble in crucial plays during the Mariners’ failed bid.
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Baseball Playoff Schedule and Leaders by League
Major league playoff schedule outlines the American League and National League series with game dates times and television plans. Teams including New York Seattle Arizona Atlanta are listed with pitchers and win loss records for matchups and potential games if necessary across October.
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Vaughn Would Return to Boston If Opportunity Arrives
Angels designated hitter Mo Vaughn said on WEEI-AM he would consider returning to the Red Sox, citing his three years left on his Angels contract and his desire to play in Fenway Park. Angels GM Bill Stoneman stressed rehab and spring fitness as priorities. Vaughn, 33, was AL MVP in 1995 and left Boston as a free agent in 1998 after a dispute with GM Dan Duquette.
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