Baseball scoreboard midweek results across leagues
In the American League Kansas City edged the Yankees 3 to 2 while Minnesota beat Baltimore 4 to 1 and Cleveland routed Tampa Bay 6 to 2. Toronto toppled Seattle 7 to 3 and Oakland defeated Boston 6 to 4. Chicago White Sox overwhelmed Texas 13 to 1. In the National League Cincinnati won 11 to 8 over the Mets. Cubs and Braves won 8 to 7. Colorado beat Arizona 5 to 1 in 11 innings. Houston crushed Florida 13 to 5. Montreal 7 St Louis 2. Pittsburgh 8 Los Angeles 3. San Diego 7 Milwaukee 6. San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4.
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Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
Friday and today games feature Minnesota at Boston and NY Yankees at Kansas City among 10 matchups. Other crossings include Anaheim at Detroit, Tampa Bay at Cleveland, Seattle at Toronto, Chicago White Sox at Texas, and Montreal at St Louis with evening starts across the league.
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League Leaders and batting stars in American League top lists
The American League leaders feature Nomar Garciaparra Boston with a .363 average and 159 hits, Torrey Alabama? No, Tor leads with 107 home runs and 179 RBI, Erstad is strong for Anaheim with 20 wins in pitching and 184 hits. Stat lines include Damon Kansas City and Jeter New York among top RBI and steals.
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White Sox surge to 13 1 triumph over Rangers
Frank Thomas homered for the AL leading White Sox in a 13 1 win over Texas. Kip Wells shined in his first start since a recall, and Chicago’s offense exploded with seven first inning runs while Sheldon’s nine position appearance highlights a rare Rangers showcase. Cleveland and Minnesota also won to tighten the division race.
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Santiago's slam lifts Reds in dramatic eighth inning
Cincinnati rallied for six runs in the eighth to beat the New York Mets 11 8 Santiago homered off Armando Benitez for five RBIs and the go ahead slam after John Franco allowed RBI singles to Sean Casey and Dmitri Young Benitez blew a save in his 42nd chance and Reds manager Jack McKeon stayed with him through the late game swing.
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Cone to miss start after shoulder separation
Kansas City report says Yankees pitcher David Cone will rest the separated left shoulder until next week and miss at least one start. An MRI showed minimal bruising. Cone described the pain as severe and noted he was improving after a rough stretch.
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Belle sidelined by hip injury for exam in Baltimore
Orioles outfielder Albert Belle was sent home to Baltimore for a team doctor to examine his sore right hip. Team spokesman Kevin Behan said results were expected today. Belle left the squad Tuesday before Baltimore’s game with Minnesota after nursing the hip injury since July.
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Los Angeles Player Carlos Perez Ventura Out for Season
Carlos Perez, who heard derisive cheering from Los Angeles fans when he left Tuesday's game with a shoulder injury, is done for the season and will undergo arthroscopic surgery next week.
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