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The American League games show Detroit routing Boston 12 to 6, and Tampa Bay beating Toronto 1 to 0. Cleveland edges Minnesota 4 to 2, Chicago White Sox win 10 to 2 over Kansas City, Texas defeats Anaheim 5 to 2, Oakland tops Seattle 7 to 4, and NY Yankees beat Baltimore 5 to 4 in a tight finish. In the NL, Atlanta edges NY Mets 5 to 4, 11 innings. Montreal loses to Colorado 5 to 3, Pittsburgh falls to St. Louis 2 to 1, Philadelphia over Florida 5 to 4 in 10 innings, Milwaukee sweeps Cincinnati 6 to 3, Houston defeats Chicago Cubs 7 to 6, Arizona and Los Angeles tied 6 to 1, while San Francisco dominates San Diego 11 to 2.
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Baseball Tonight Schedules for Tuesday and Tonight
Detailed game list shows multiple MLB matchups with start times across leagues. Notable pairs include Baltimore at Boston, Toronto at Cleveland, Seattle at Texas, Detroit at Kansas City, and Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, plus late-night games in West Coast markets and International entries NY Mets at Montreal.
League Leaders and Stat Totals Highlight MLB Season
The data lists top players by team and league in runs hits doubles and more. Notable names include A Rodriguez Te x Suzuki Boone Jeter and Thome with impressive counts across runs hits and RBI. Fielding and pitching leaders are noted with several teams including New York Seattle Cleveland and Toronto.
Bonds belts two homers as Giants rout Padres
Barry Bonds slugged his 65th and 66th homers, four shy of McGwire's 70, as the Giants crushed San Diego 11-2. He credited a swing tip from Tony Gwynn in a stadium hallway, saying it helped him relax and return to his usual approach after two aggressive days. Gwynn's final season was highlighted by a Weekend tribute, with both players noting mutual respect and his lifting, while Bonds and Sammy Sosa share the season’s second most homers in 1998.
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Sosa Hits Three Homers Again in Astros Cubs Thriller
Sammy Sosa belted three home runs, second time this season, boosting his total to 58. Moises Alou delivered the game winner with a two run shot that sailed over the left field scoreboard despite Cubs protests. Alou’s blast capped a 7 6 Houston win as Sosa chased a major league game homer record. Sosa also hit a 454 foot homer off Tim Redding, his fourth longest in Enron Field history.
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D-backs Beat Dodgers as Schilling Wins 21st
Curt Schilling allowed five hits in eight innings for his 21st victory, striking out 13. Danny Bautista's RBI single broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh as Arizona pulled away, 6-1, aided by Matt Williams and Greg Colbrunn with RBI hits.
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Oakland clinches AL wild card with 7-4 win over Mariners
Oakland seals playoff berth 12 games early after a 7-4 victory against Seattle, with Mark Mulder earning win number 20 and Jermaine Dye driving in three runs. The A's stretched home win streak to 12 as Seattle suffered its fourth straight loss in a season where they still chase records.
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Rangers 5 Angels 2 as A Rod sets shortstop home run mark
In Arlington Texas Alex Rodriguez hit his 48th homer to break Ernie Banks' single season record for a shortstop. Rick Helling allowed six hits and one earned run over six innings before Danny Kalb finished.
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