Baseball Scoreboard Of Two Leagues And Teams
Scores listed show Chi White Sox 5 Kansas City 4 in 10 innings, LA 6 Arizona 5 in extra time, Baltimore 11 NY Yankees 2, Montreal 3 Colorado 1, Cleveland 4 Minnesota 2, Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 1, Toronto 8 Tampa Bay 7, St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 1, Oakland 11 Seattle 2, Florida 3 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 4 Boston 3, NY Mets 7 Atlanta 3, Texas 5 Anaheim 4, Houston 8, Chicago Cubs 4, San Francisco at San Diego in n notation.
Upcoming Baseball Games Across AL and NL Today
Major league action features 12 p.m. to 9:10 p.m. starts with the Detroit at Boston and Tampa Bay at Toronto early, plus Cleveland at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago White Sox. New York Yankees visit Baltimore as MONDAY slate includes Baltimore at Boston and Seattle at Texas. National League opens with Atlanta at New York Mets and Colorado at Montreal, followed by Miami at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, Chicago Cubs at Houston, Arizona at Los Angeles, San Francisco at San Diego, then night games Atlanta at Florida and Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh.
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Maddux exits with elbow strain as Braves lead NL East
New York Mets pitcher Greg Maddux left Saturday’s game with a hyperextended right elbow. Braves officials expect him back for Thursday’s start in Florida as Atlanta holds a slim lead in the NL East. Also, Royals acquire Mike MacDougal from Omaha and place Paul Byrd on the 60 day disabled list. MacDougal, 24, debuted Saturday after going 8-8 with a 4.68 ERA for Omaha.
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Indians outfielders sprint through rain to reach Metrodome
Indians Ellis Burks Jolbert Cabrera and Kenny Lofton faced heightened security at the Metrodome in Minneapolis as a thunderstorm delayed entry. Their cab stopped at the parking gate and guards blocked closer access, prompting the trio to dash about 50 yards through driving rain to reach the stadium before game time.
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Thome lifts Tribe with 48th homer to beat Twins
Cleveland pitcher Jim Thome belted his league leading 48th homer in the sixth, breaking a 2-2 tie to lift the Indians 4-2 over Minnesota. The win extended Cleveland's AL Central lead to six games with 13 remaining as Brad Radke took the loss after three days rest. Thome, chased by Ellis Burks and Travis Fryman with back to back doubles, moved to one ahead of Alex Rodriguez on the season's homer chart.
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Dodgers rally past Dbacks in 11th for slim playoff push
Dodgers come from behind twice to beat Arizona 6 5 in 11th as Adrian Beltre and Paul Lo Duca deliver clutch hits. Beltre's two run single caps three run 11th inning rally. Johnson logs strong start but loses as Dodgers keep dwindling NL West hopes alive.
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