Upcoming Baseball Games Across Major Leagues Today
A packed slate lists day and evening games across MLB with matchups including Anaheim at Oakland, Texas at Seattle, Minnesota at Cleveland, Toronto at Baltimore, NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, Detroit at Kansas City, Boston at Chicago White Sox and more. Thursday schedules feature Montreal at Florida, Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, Arizona at Colorado, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, St. Louis at San Diego, and Atlanta at NY Mets among others.
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MLB Leaders Highlight American League and National League Notes
The standings list top players across leagues with runs and RBI leaders, including Damon and Rodriguez for runs, Thomas and Sweeney for RBIs, and key homer and stolen base figures. Pitching leaders feature Hudson, Brown, and Glavine among others, with team attributions to Oakland, Boston, and Chicago.
Braves clinch NL East with 7-1 win over Mets
Atlanta clinches its ninth straight division title after John Burkett limits New York to one run and Chipper Jones homers. Coach Bobby Cox lauds playoff prep as Braves celebrate with champagne in clubhouse and relievers joining the squad. Rocker faced jeers amid a beer bottle incident, while Mets manager Bobby Valentine contemplates the wild card outcome as late games unfold.
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New York Mets
John Burkett
Chipper Jones
Bobby Cox
Tom Glavine
John Rocker
Shea Stadium
Mets
Arizona
Los Angeles
Bobby Valentine
Edgardo Alfonzo
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fred McGriff
Tampa Bay
Yankees
Jorge Posada
Roberto Hernandez
Indians rally past Twins as Finley fuels late win
Cleveland defeats Minnesota 4-2 behind Chuck Finley seven strong innings to stay in the AL wild card hunt. Jolbert Cabrera homered, Jim Thome delivered a grinding RBI groundout, and Bob Wickman finished with the save as Oakland remains one game back in the playoff chase.
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Charlie Manuel
Jimmy
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Weeks
Bob Wickman
Twins
Coair
Tim Hudson
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Texas
Athletics
Orioles edge Blue Jays 2 1 on Fordyce sac fly in seventh
Brook Fordyce drove in the tiebreaking run with a seventh inning sacrifice fly off David Wells. Jose Merced allowed one run and five hits in seven innings to snap a two game skid. He is tied with Andy Pettitte for most wins since the All-Star break with 10.
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Baltimore
Brook Fordyce
David Wells
Jose Mercedes
New York
Andy Pettitte
Gonzalez has back surgery risk after MRI diagnosis
Kansas City notes right fielder Juan Gonzalez will miss Detroit's final series due to a herniated disk found on Monday’s MRI in Detroit. He had missed five games with back spasms and did not travel to Kansas City. Gonzalez hit 289 with 22 homers and 67 RBIs in his first Detroit season after a Texas trade. He declined an eight year $140 million extension and is eligible for free agency after the World Series. Chicago-Philadelphia third baseman Scott Rolen left Tuesday's game after one inning with a stiff lower back, part of ongoing back issues this season.
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Juan Gonzalez
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Gonzalez
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Philadelphia
Scott Rolen
Rolen
Nagy Ends Painful Season With IL Move
Cleveland Indians pitcher Charles Nagy, hampered by elbow pain after May surgery, was placed on the 15 day disabled list to avoid further damage and protect Cleveland's playoff hopes.
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Charles Nagy
Nagy
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