Scoreboard shows MLB results across leagues
In the American League Minnesota beat Detroit 8 to 5 while New York 9 Baltimore 7 Texas 7 Toronto 6 Tampa Bay 7 Kansas City 2 Seattle 2 Boston 0 Chicago White Sox 0 Anaheim 11 Oakland 1 Cleveland 0. In the National League Atlanta edged Montreal 9 to 8 in 12 innings Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 2 Milwaukee 11 Cincinnati 0 Florida 11 Chicago Cubs 1 San Diego 15 Colorado 2 St Louis 7 Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 5 Arizona 7 Houston 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 10 innings
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Upcoming Baseball Games For Tonight And Tomorrow
Tonight's schedule features Baltimore at Toronto, Minnesota at Detroit, Yankees at Kansas City, Anaheim at Seattle, and Texas at Oakland. Tomorrow includes Tampa Bay at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, White Sox at Minnesota, Yankees at Kansas City, Anaheim at Seattle, Texas at Oakland, plus Montreal fans Florida at U S Cellular Field. Additional games span Atlanta at New York Mets, Phillies at Cincinnati, Pirates at Cubs, Rockies at Diamondbacks, Dodgers at Padres, and more across evening time slots.
Baseball Leaders and Stats Snapshot from the Season
League leaders from DAHIMVA SUZIKI to Durazo and more across teams including Seattle New York and Boston with runs hits doubles and home runs. Pitching leaders with strikeouts saves and standings show Santana Schilling Clemens and others.
Yankees rally past Orioles on nine inning homers
The New York Yankees rallied from a 6-2 deficit to beat the Baltimore Orioles 9-7 as Gary Sheffield and Hideki Matsui homered in the ninth. New York ran up 14 walks, a season high, and tied a club record with nine four-run comebacks this season.
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Colon Dominates as Angels Batter White Sox 11–0
Bartolo Colon earned 10th win in 13 decisions with seven strong innings for Anaheim, aided by clean defense. The Angels shutout the White Sox 11 runs as Colon improved to 15–11, while Seattle’s Gil Meche blanked the Royals with a five-hitter. Teixeira homered twice for Texas in a three-game sweep over Detroit, and Durazo hit a career-high 22nd homer for Oakland.
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Bonds hits 699th homer as Giants rally to beat Dbacks
Barry Bonds belted his 699th home run, a 460-foot shot, as the Giants beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-2 to reclaim the NL wild-card lead. Bonds drove in his 41st round-tripper of the season after a late surge, while Jason Schmidt pitched well for San Francisco. The win moved the Giants one game ahead of the Cubs with two weeks remaining in the pennant chase.
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Dodgers rally past Cardinals 6 5 behind Izturis late blast
Cesar Izturis delivered a go ahead two run single in the eighth inning as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 6 5. Steve Finley added a homer his fourth in three games to fuel the late surge in Los Angeles.
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