Scoreboard roundup for MLB games today
In the American League Boston beat Cleveland 7 4 Toronto edged New York 3 2 in 11 innings Texas won 8 1 over Kansas City Only games scheduled In the National League Atlanta 5 3 Florida N Y Mets 10 4 Montreal Milwaukee 6 4 Cincinnati 4 ? Houston 8 7 Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 4 Chicago Cubs 0 Colorado 5 Los Angeles 4
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Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Summary
A dense list of today and weekend games features Boston at Detroit Seattle at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Yankees Oakland at Tampa Bay Kansas City at Texas Anaheim at Minnesota and Toronto at Chicago White Sox with first pitches varying from 6:05 to 7:10 pm. Saturday and Friday slates add Mets at Montreal Penny facing Philadelphia Wright at Cincinnati Benson at Houston Cubs at St Louis and Glavine at Arizona among others.
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Baseball Stat Leaders And Player Standings Snapshot
A dense list of league leaders is shown, featuring players from multiple teams and positions. Notable names include Garciaparra indicating RBIs and runs, Ramirez and Damon among hits, and Thomas and Glaus in home runs, with teams like Kansas City, Toronto, Seattle, Chicago, and Oakland represented across batting averages, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and steals.
Cardinals blank Cubs 4 0 as Hentgen shines in shutout win
Pat Hentgen pitched a three hitter for his 10th career shutout and first since 1997, striking out nine with no walks to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Chicago Cubs 4-0. J D Drew and Craig Paquette homered as St. Louis widened its lead and cut the magic number to five.
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Brewers topple Reds as Jenkins and Collier homer
Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4. Geoff Jenkins and Lou Collier homered, with Collier adding a solo shot off Ron Villone in the fourth. Jenkins added a two run blast for his 27th of the season after Mark Loretta’s single. Jimmy Haynes allowed four runs in five innings. Curtis Leskanic secured the save with his 10th in 11 chances.
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Astros rally past Pirates 8 7 on Truby sacrifice fly
Houston erased a four run deficit in the ninth inning to beat Pittsburgh 8 7. Chris Truby delivered a RBI sac fly to cap the comeback as Joe Slusarski worked two thirds of an inning for the win tally. Jeff Bagwell hit his 44th homer setting a club single season mark.
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Martinez dominates Indians again to lift Red Sox
Pedro Martinez never wavered amid taunts and threats, striking out 10 in seven innings as Boston beat Cleveland 7-4. The ace improved to 7-0 against the Indians in regular season play and 2-0 in postseason meetings, with Carl Everett homering and Dante Bichette praising his dominance.
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Judge voids 19 Cubs subpoenas in Wrigley Field brawl case
Judge Donald J. Suriano in Cook County struck down 19 subpoenas served on Dodgers players and coaches after a Wrigley Field brawl. Dodgers lawyers say the subpoenas harassed players as the misdemeanor case did not require their testimony or travel during the season.
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Umpires approve new collective bargaining pact 40 to 2
Major league umpires vote 40 to 2 to approve a new CBA with the World Umpires Association. Of 44 eligible members, 42 participated. WUA lawyer Larry Gibson spoke Thursday. The deal raises umpire pay from 95,000 to 282,500 in 1999 and to 324,545 this year, pending owners and board approval. Minor league umpires vote 17 to 10 to form a union.
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Man posed as Tigers pitcher Frank Lary for a decade
In Birmingham federal court Leroy Fulton, 74, admitted he traveled the country pretending to be Frank Lary to obtain medical care. Fulton, who has emphysema, pleaded guilty to fraud and was sentenced to time behind bars.
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