Baseball Scores Recap Across Leagues
In the American League Cleveland defeats Kansas City 11 to 1 while New York over Detroit 13 to 8. Toronto bests Tampa Bay 7 to 6. Oakland shuts out Seattle 8 to 2. Boston edges Baltimore 8 to 7 in 10 innings. White Sox beat Twins 5 to 3. Anaheim overwhelms Texas 15 to 4. In the National League St Louis wins 6 to 5 over Chicago Cubs. Florida and Colorado split 3 to 1. Cincinnati tops Houston 6 to 4. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee 4-5, Atlanta 10, Montreal blanked. Mets defeat Phillies 7 to 3. Los Angeles edges San Diego 2 to 1. Arizona beats San Francisco 7 to 5.
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Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
A dense list outlines today and Monday games across the MLB slate. Notable matchups include Detroit at NY Yankees and Baltimore at Boston, with multiple interdivision clashes featuring Toronto, Chicago, Cleveland, Minnesota, Anaheim, Oakland, and Seattle.
League Leaders and RBI Totals From Baseball Standings
Summary of name totals across American League and ABA sections. Lists top players by hits, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases with team affiliations and season totals. Includes pitching leaders by wins and strikeouts and notes late games not included.
A's Grab AL West Lead With Mariners Sweep
Oakland moved ahead of Seattle to top the AL West after an 8-2 win that featured Kevin Appier’s one hitter through seven innings and a Ben Grieve grand slam. Grieve’s slam, his third of the season and Oakland’s 13th overall, helped cap a three-game sweep as the A’s improved to 85-68 with nine games left.
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Braves Clinch Playoff Spot In NL Roundup Night
Montreal saw Atlanta Yankees clinch a playoff berth as Greg Maddux extended his shutout streak to 36 innings in a 10-0 rout. Reggie Sanders drove in six runs, Maddux struck out 13, and Atlanta moved to at least the wild card with five games to clinch the division.
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White Sox beat Twins to close in on AL Central title
Chicago inched closer to its first division title since 1993 by beating Minnesota 5 to 3 in Minneapolis. Jim Parque improved to 13-6 after six innings, allowing three runs on seven hits. Keith Foulke earned his 33rd save with three outs. Charles Johnson hit his 30th homer to start a three run fifth.
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Detroit Tigers star Aurelio Rodriguez dies after pedestrian crash
Detroit third baseman Aurelio Rodriguez, known for consistency in the 1970s, died Saturday after being struck by a car on the southwest side while walking with an unidentified woman. He was 52 and pronounced dead at Henry Ford Hospital. The pedestrian and the female driver were hospitalized in critical and good condition respectively. Tigers spokesman Tyler Barnes offered condolences.
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Gooden Replaces Cone in Yankees Rotation
Yankees manager Joe Torre announced Dwight Gooden will start instead of David Cone, who moves to the bullpen. Cone, 4-13, has faltered in two starts since a left shoulder dislocation on Aug. 30, after bullpen work Friday night.
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