Yankees beat Kansas City 10 to 5 in American League clash
In a lively AL scoreboard, New York Yankees toppled Kansas City 10 to 5 while Detroit edged Anaheim 7 to 5 and Cleveland won 7 to 4 over Tampa Bay. Seattle defeated Toronto 4 to 3, Boston won 10 to 3 against Oakland, and Texas edged Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 with Baltimore over Minnesota 6 to 4. In the National League, Mets beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 in 10 innings, Atlanta over Arizona 5 to 2, St Louis 7 over Montreal 6, Houston 9 to 5 versus Florida, Colorado 10 over Chicago Cubs 2, San Diego 3 to 1 versus Milwaukee, San Francisco 8 over Philadelphia 5, and Pittsburgh blanked Los Angeles 8 to 0.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
A dense list of today and Thursday games across the league. Notable matchups include Baltimore at Minnesota, Anaheim at Detroit, and Yankees at Kansas City, with several late evening starts in Texas Chicago and San Francisco.
League Leaders Andr Garciaparra Tops AL Stats
A jumble of league leaders lists from the American League with high batting averages runs batted in home runs and pitching wins. Names like Garciaparra Erstad Delgado Jeter Thomas and J. Williams appear among batting leaders while Martinez Mussina Glavine and Brown figure in the pitching and strikeout chiefs.
Indians rally past Rays for 7 4 comeback win
Cleveland overcome early four run deficit to beat Tampa Bay 7 4 as Kenny Lofton drives in two with a bases loaded single in the sixth inning. Roberto Alomar and Manny Ramirez ignite the offense while Jason Bere earns the win.
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Mariners rally past Blue Jays in eighth on error and sac fly
Mike Cameron delivered a tiebreaking sacrifice fly off Kelvin Escobar in the eighth after an error by Carlos Delgado, lifting Seattle to win for just the sixth time in 22 games. Arthur Rhodes earned the win in relief, and Kazuhiro Sasaki closed with his 32nd save.
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Glavine seals 19th win in NL Roundup showdown
Tom Glavine earns his 19th win as the NL leaders Braves top Arizona 5 2 in seven innings. Randy Johnson allows three homers, including two by Chipper Jones, as Glavine fans six and stays in Cy Young contention. Mets also win to boost wild card position. Bonds homers twice to spark Giants past Phillies.
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Padres rally past Brewers with back-to-back homers in fourth
San Diego defeated Milwaukee 3 1 as Ryan Klesko and Phil Nevin hit consecutive home runs in the fourth. Klesko added a two run shot for his 24th. In Los Angeles Jose Silva allowed five hits over seven innings and Keith Osik drove in three as Pittsburgh beat the Dodgers.
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Walker to undergo elbow surgery ends Rockies outfield bid
Denver. With 25 games left and elbow pain persisting, Larry Walker will have arthroscopic surgery to remove a bone spur and debris from his right elbow. The two-time NL batting champion has been on the disabled list since Aug. 21 and had hoped to return this week. He batted .309 with nine homers and 51 RBIs in 87 games before the DL, and said he will not play winter ball, prioritizing a World Series bid.
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Ex-Dodger scout dies in Maine at 98
Clyde Sukeforth, renowned Dodgers scout who helped recruit Jackie Robinson and Don Newcombe, dies at 98 in Waldoboro Maine. Former catcher and longtime confidante of Branch Rickey, he was the oldest living ex-Dodgers player.
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