Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Summary of Sunday games across American and National Leagues with results including Toronto 11 over Detroit 0 and Oakland 3 over Tampa Bay 1 in showdowns, plus Seattle 1 and Baltimore 0, Minnesota 5 over Anaheim 4, Texas 12 over Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 19 over Cleveland 10, NY Yankees 1 over Boston 6. In NL Cincinnati 8 over Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 7 over Chicago Cubs 4, Florida 5 over NY Mets 1, Montreal 6 over Philadelphia 2, Houston 1 over Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 3 over Colorado 1, San Diego 1 over Arizona 0 in 13 innings, and Los Angeles 7 over St. Louis 3.
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Upcoming Baseball Games Across Leagues Today
MLB schedule features New York at Toronto with Hitchcock facing Halladay at 12 05 p m and Cleveland visiting Chicago White Sox at 6 05 p m Also on tap Tampa Bay at Seattle 9 05 p m and Baltimore at Oakland 9 05 p m National League games include Mets at Phillies Cubs at Florida and St Louis at San Diego with multiple doubleheaders and evening starts in Montreal Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Los Angeles venues through midnight local time.
League Leaders Hit Lists From a Turbulent Season
The data shows Suzuki Seattle leading batting with .351 while J Gonzalez and RAlomar Cleveland follow. Rodriguez Texas tops runs with 117 and RBI with 120. Pitching features Clemens New York at 18-1 with 3.48, Mussina 182 strikeouts, and multiple teams stacking top stats across batting, doubles, and stolen bases.
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Mussina Nearly Perfect In Yankees 1 0 Win At Fenway Park
One strike from a perfect game, Mike Mussina of the Yankees faltered in the ninth as Carl Everett’s single ended a near flawless outing. Mussina struck out 13 over a one run, four hit effort, but Boston still dropped to eight straight losses and nine games back in the AL East.
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Braves surge to first with 7 4 win over Cubs at Turner Field
Atlanta Braves reclaim NL East lead with a 7 4 victory as Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones homer in a five run third inning. Millwood earns win and Smoltz saves, Cubs suffer three game losing streak despite Todd Hundley two homers.
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Dodgers Rally to Defeat Cardinals 7-3 Behind Karros Hot Bat
Los Angeles beat St Louis 7 to 3 as Kevin Brown returned from the disabled list and yielded three runs in five innings. Eric Karros collected three hits including a two run single in the Dodgers four run third inning, fueling the comeback.
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