Yankees Clinch AL East With 7-5 Win Over Red Sox
The New York Yankees secured the AL East title by defeating Boston 7-5. Derek Jeter and Paul O Neill hit solo home runs while Jeter raised his season total to 19. Mariano Rivera earned the save as New York built a 5-0 lead before Boston rallied.
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Indians defeat Blue Jays in 13 innings on Fryman homer
In Toronto, Travis Fryman slugged a three run homer in the 13th to lift Cleveland past Toronto 6 3. Doug Jones worked two scoreless frames and Mike Jackson earned the save with his 37th. Alex Gonzalez struck out six times tying an extra inning record.
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Schedule for Today's Major League Baseball Games
The schedule lists games across the American League and National League with start times. Notable matchups include Toronto at New York Yankees and Detroit at Boston, plus multiple late evening contests such as California teams and regional pairings.
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Cubs suffer setback as Kerry Wood reports elbow pain
Cubs rookie Kerry Wood will miss a second straight start after reporting elbow discomfort during a bullpen session. General manager Ed Lynch said an MRI may be needed after Tuesday exams showed the ligament intact. Don Wengert will start Friday against Milwaukee.
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McGwire Keeps King Title After Sleepless Night
McGwire, fresh off hitting No 62, went 0-for-2 as Cincinnati Reds beat the Cardinals 6-3. A record 51,969 fans packed the stadium while Bret Boone homered twice. McGwire praised the crowd and tossed his worn batting gear to fans before leaving.
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