Scores Selections From Baseball Games Across Leagues
In MLB action Boston blanked New York 8 to 4 while Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 5 to 1. Chicago White Sox defeated Toronto 5 to 3 and Milwaukee and Chicago played to a 4-4 tie. Cleveland crushed Detroit 11 to 1. Florida at New York Mets postponed. Oakland edged Kansas City 7 to 6, Montreal won 5 to 1 over Philadelphia, Seattle bested Minnesota 5 to 2, Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 5 to 3. Interleague play Los Angeles routed Arizona 19 to 1, Texas beat Houston 7 to 2, and Colorado topped San Diego 5 to 2.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule Showcases Dense Lineup Across Leagues
The day’s games feature Texas at Baltimore and Boston at New York as 6:05 p.m. starts with multiple interleague matchups. NL action includes Florida at NY Mets and Cincinnati at St Louis, while late-night clashes pit Houston at San Diego and Colorado at San Francisco, with numerous 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. starts across cities and venues.
League Leaders In American League Power Hitters and Pitchers
Key AL leaders listed with teams and stats for hits runs RBIs and home runs. Highlights include ARod Tex Tejada Oakland Suzuki Seattle and Halladay Johnson etc along with pitchers Martinez Zito Washburn and Clemens in top strikeouts and saves leaders.
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Wood leads Cubs rout to split with Brewers in 17-4 victory
Kerry Wood earned his first win since the All-Star break, striking out eight over seven innings and adding a two-run homer. Sammy Sosa hit his 494th career homer as Chicago's 17 runs set a season high, while Milwaukee's pitching struggled in the blowout.
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Jose Hernandez
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Lenny Harris
Bill Hall
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Ryan Thompson
Paul Bako
Andrew Lorraine
Ryan Christenson
Triple-A
Ben Diggins
Fred McGriff
McGriff
San Ditco
Jason Jennings
Colorado
Jennings
Toronto
Joe Borchard
Borchard
Charlotte
Corey Thurman
Dodgers clobber Diamondbacks in record rout
Los Angeles crushed Arizona 19 to 1 in Phoenix as Mark Grace pitched the ninth for the Diamondbacks. Shawn Green and Brian Jordan hit back-to-back homers in the second, Dodgers racking 24 hits, the most allowed by Arizona. Grace’s mound cameo provided comic relief in a historic laugher.
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Brian Jordan
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San Diego
Rod Barajas
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Red Sox Rally Past Yankees Narrow AL East Gap
Nomar Garciaparra drive in three runs and Casey Fossum earned his first win in seven starts as Boston beat New York 8-4 on a rain soaked day at Yankee Stadium. Hillenbrand had three hits, and Garcia Parra collected his 1,000th career hit while Boston trimmed the Yankees AL East lead to 6 1/2 games.
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Nomar Garciaparra
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Shea Hillenbrand
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Jason Varitek
Anaheim
Alfonso Soriano
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Mike Mussina
Joe Torre
Hillenbrand
Garciaparra
Wade Boggs
Nixon
Rondell White
Sanchez
Varitek
Manny Ramirez
Jorge Posada
Park Shuts Down Astros to Lift Rangers Past Interleague Rival
Chan Ho Park earned his third straight win after returning from the disabled list, allowing one run in 6 2/3 innings as the Texas Rangers defeated the Houston Astros 7-2 in the makeup game. Kevin Mench drove in three, Michael Young added two RBIs, and Alex Rodriguez hit his 120th RBI. The win gave Park a 7-6 record and the Rangers a renewed lead in the AL.
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