Baseball leaders and home run list for 2004 from MLB data
The excerpt lists top RBI leaders and home run leaders for 2004 with players like Ramirez Boston Dortiz Chicago Konerko Chicago Guerrero Anaheim Teixeira Texas and others. It also shows 2004 NL RBI and home run leaders including Castilla Colorado Rolen St Louis Pujols St Louis Belire Los Angeles Cabrera Florida Edmonds St Louis Batista Montreal Burnitz Colorado Beltre Los Angeles Dunn Cincinnati Bonds San Francisco Thome Philadelphia Alou Chicago.
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Woon
RBI
Tejada
Baltimore
Dortiz
Boston
Mramirez
Vguerrero
Anaheim
Sheffield
New York
Konerko
Chicago
Teixeira
Texas
V Guerrero
A Rodriguez
Castilla
Colorado
Rolen
St. Louis
Pujols
Belire
Los Angeles
Cabrera
Florida
Edmonds
T Batista
Montreal
Burnitz
Beltre
Dunn
Cincinnati
Bonds
San Francisco
Thome
Philadelphia
Alou
Odoninium
Sigeee
NY Yankees
Atlanta
Toronto
NY Mets
Washington
Tampa Bay
Chicago Sox
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
OL Ul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Houstonly
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Strk
Seattle
LA Angels
LA Dodgers
Oakland
Arizona
San Diego
Cleveland
Chicago Mate
Sane — Nes
Clement
N.Y
Yankees
Pavano
Smoltz
Beckett
Chacin
Kazmir
L.A. Dodgers
Lowe
Schmidt
Santana
Meche
Carpenter
Houston
Oswalt
Drese
L.A
Pirates
Phillies
Nationals
Cubs
Diamonds
Phila
Hbi
Dimaz
Clark Cf
Lawtorns
Spivey
Wilsonss
Cormass
Planco
Twaillr
Claytonss
Beltrancf
Oorbay
Vidro
Babreurf
Hrst Jr
Lgnziz If
Piazza E
Lee If
Bay If
Jgilleurf
Thome Ib
Cintron
Jenkins If
Ward
ToPerzib
Nperez
Glaus
Matkw
Randa
Ace Cirillo
Wilson
Wwrdero
Burreil
Armiz
Terrero
Wright
DeLee
Hill c
Aybar P
Myrder Ph
Wise
Perez
Barrett c
McCrinph
Burrell
Schneider
Sledge
Lofton
Sb—Rollins
E Wilson
Redman
Milwau
Arizona Oil
York
Belkee
Lee
Cirillo
S—Cormier
Urrell
Lieber
E—Halsey
Iran
Sae
Wria
Santiago
Hr—Cirillo
Washi
Aramirez Reeree
Clark
Lhrnder L
Hr—Aramirez
Jo Cruz
Zambrano
Somenez
Setrana
Tracy
Hill
Osuna
Phelps Eischen
Chicago Wise
Rusch
Pittsburgh Lieber
Wellemeyer
Looper L
Madson
Philson Worrell
Jazquez
Eischen
Gosling
Mike Reilly
Paul T
Graves
Andy Fletcher
Chris Gucci Rockles
Padres
Ham
Hay Pwison
Wire
Ilentkewica
Dale Scott
Tim
Tim McClelland
Orioles
Athletics
K Greenss
Miles
Eeer
Hbi Tschida
Ron Kulpa
Danaver
Loretta
Eyong
Tate
Crosbyss
Ggic
Silivan
Scutaross
Knerko
Swisher
Gloadib
Mellis
Bigbie If
Anteriass
Blakerf
Dyerf
Przyns
Millarib
Matsui If
Cora
Crede
E—Barmes
San Variteko
Posadac
Ubbess
Diego
Kgreene
Paytonrf
JaGbi
Szmore
E-Crosby
Scutaro
Barmes
Baker
Sullivan Nixon
Bilhom
Mora
Hr—Matos
Ty Prwnson
Palger Onsen
Helton
Holliday
Peralta
Ie Vend
Sb—Rowandi
Zito L
San di
New
Lobcalero O Reyes
Varitek
Westbrook
Belihorn
Jeter
Sierra Rlopez
Linebrink
Posada
Hr—Matsui
Jeter Buehre
Kline
Womack
Williams
Takatsu
Julio Hoffman
Reed
Ted Barrett
Alfonso
Dana DeMuth
Jim Joyce
Marty Foster
Laz
Neal
Simpson
Embree
Timiin
Lobrivas
Vaiderss
Tae
Hudson
Pickering
Byoung
Lugo
Lima L
Radke
Boone
Moyer
Rapuano
Villone
Phil Cuzzi
Bob Tye
Washington Nationals debut ends in 8-4 loss
In Philadelphia, the Nationals open in their franchise era with an 8-4 defeat to the Phillies as Kenny Lofton belts a three-run homer and Jon Lieber delivers a strong start. Washington wore gray uniforms, opening the season with hopes in a new home, before a sellout crowd at Citizens Bank Park.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Kenny Lofton
Jon Lieber
Phillies
Washington Nationals
Expos
Olympic Stadium
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nationals
Nats
Citizens Bank Park
Brewers
Pirates
Jeff Cirillo
Milwaukee
Ben Sheets
Sheets
Oliver Perez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rockies
Padres
Clint Barmies
Colorado
Trevor Hoffman
San Diego Padres
Coors Field
Chicago
Reds pull off Opening Day walkoff as Dunn and Randa deliver
Dunn homered in the ninth to erase a two-run lead but Austin Kearns singled in the decisive run for Cincinnati. Randa followed with the first walk-off homer on Opening Day for the Reds, as Danny Graves earned the win after a tense late inning. Martinez lasted six, while the bullpen struggled in the seventh, but Cincinnati prevailed 7-6.
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Looper
Austin Kearns
Dunn
Randa
Reds
Danny Graves
Martinez
Jason LaRue
Randa homers in first game as Red after initial boos
Randa said his two at bats were unexciting until Pedro Martinez performed. He finally lifted a ball into the air that cleared the fence in his first game as a Red, delivering a memory Reds fans will share. Skip Weaver writes for The Journal.
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Randa
Pedro
Martinez
Reds
Reds Notebook Opens With bullpen Blues and Dunn Derby
Reds relievers flopped on Opening Day as David Weathers and Kent Mercker allowed key runs in a 7-6 loss to the New York Mets. Adam Dunn and Joe Randa powered a ninth inning comeback, while manager Dave Miley reshaped the clubhouse and players adjusted to new expectations. Griffey Jr and Sean Casey adjusted in the lineup and weights were trimmed across the roster.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Danny Graves
Dave Miley
David Weathers
Kent Mercker
Ben Weber
Weathers
Mercker
Adam Dunn
Joe Randa
New York Mets
Cliff Floyd
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