Scoreboard shows AL and NL results with multiple games
The scoreboard lists American League results Detroit 5 over Chicago White Sox 2 and Oakland 12 over Baltimore 3, Cleveland 2 over NY Yankees 6, Seattle 4 over Tampa Bay 3, Minnesota 3 over Texas 1, plus National League scores Montreal 11 over Florida 4, Pittsburgh 6 over Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 6 over NY Mets 3, Milwaukee 2 over Chicago Cubs 1, Los Angeles 2 over Arizona 1, and Cincinnati 7 over San Francisco 0.
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule With Multiple Games
A packed slate lists 20 plus interleague and league games across venues in Oakland Baltimore Detroit Chicago Texas Minnesota Seattle Tampa Bay Anaheim Kansas City New York Toronto Cleveland Boston Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston St Louis San Francisco Colorado Arizona Los Angeles Montreal and more. Notable matchups include Oakland at Baltimore and New York Yankees at Toronto with first pitches throughout the day and into night.
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League Leaders Abbreviated Baseball Statistics Record
The standings show players across AL and NL leading in hits runs home runs and steals with teams like Boston Kansas City Toronto Seattle Anaheim New York and Chicago. Highlighted names include Erstad Damon Delgado Jeter Garciaparra Martinez Helton Kent Guerrero Piazza and Bonds with top marks in hits doubles homers and stolen bases across leagues.
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Maddux dominates Mets at Turner Field in Braves 6 3 win
Maddux extended his scoreless streak to 29 innings as the Braves beat the Mets 6-3 in Atlanta. He moved to 18-8, allowed five hits in seven innings and struck out one, while Hampton took the loss. The win widened Atlanta's lead in the division.
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Dodgers Edge Diamondbacks In Ninth Inning
Dodgers win 2 1 as pinch hitter Kevin Elster homers off Greg Swindell with two outs in the ninth, giving Jeff Shaw the decision. Kevin Brown works seven shutout innings on six hits with eight strikeouts and one walk.
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Colon nearly no-hits Yankees as Indians win
Bartolo Colon handcuffed the Yankees with a one-hitter until the eighth inning, striking out 13 in a 2-0 Cleveland victory. Luis Polonia delivered the eighth inning hit after Colon admitted nerves, ending Clemens’ nine-game win streak and keeping Cleveland a half game ahead in the wild card race.
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Cubs call up Patterson and two West Tenn teammates
The Chicago Cubs promoted top prospect Corey Patterson and two West Tenn players, Joey Nation and Will Ohman, from the Southern League champions. The club also added them to the 40 man roster while placing Rick Aguilera and Kevin Tapani on the 60 day disabled list and designating Raul Gonzalez for reassignment.
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Florie undergoes eye socket surgery after line drive
Boston Red Sox reliever Bryce Florie had surgery to repair fractures around the right eye and nose, with plates inserted, at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. Orioles prospect Matt Riley will have ligament replacement surgery today, missing next season, with Dr Lewis Yocum performing the procedure.
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