Major League Baseball Tonight Shows NYC Yankee and Texas at Bat
MLB schedule lists seven games with starting times from 7:05 p.m. to 10:05 p.m. including Yankees vs Rangers in New York and Indians vs Mariners in Seattle. Series features pitchers C Brown, T Towers, K Kazmir, C Cabrera, J Wakefield, CC Sabathia, and others with current win loss records.
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AL Leaders Stake Strong Batting and Pitching Marks
A roundup of AL and NL leaders shows Roberts Hillenbrand Suzuki Inge and Jeter atop batting runs hits and steals. Key pitchers Chacin Santana Garland Halladay Moyer dominate with 3 decisions each. Rockies end road drought. Garciaparra injures. Dodgers win eighth straight as Valentin fuels a 12-2 start.
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Broberts
Baltimore
Hillenbrand
Toronto
Jjones
Minnesota
Suzuki
Seattle
Inge
Detroit
Jeter
New York
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Thunter
Dyoung
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Mramirez
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Texas
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Los Angeles
Konerko
Guerrero
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Moyer
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Baseball Dates from 1876 to 2006 Notable Games and Events
A dated overview lists early National League action with Boston defeating Philadelphia 6-5 on April 22, 1876, then notes no hit performances in 1898 by Breitenstein and Hughes. It covers 1903 Highlanders at Washington, 1934 Warneke one hitters, and a summer lineup of Hall of Fame games, All-Star events, inductions, waivers, and postseason milestones. It also charts free agent filing periods, winter meetings, arbitration deadlines, and related baseball governance dates through 2006.
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Joseph Borden
Boston
Philadelphia
Theodore Breitenstein
Cincinnati Reds
James Hughes
Baltimore
Breitenstein
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hughes
Boston Braves
New York Highlanders
Washington
Ken Williams
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Lon Warneke
St. Louis
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Griffey homerless start unsettles Reds fans
Cincinnati notes Ken Griffey Jr is 46 at bats into the season without a home run and insists the drought will end soon. He cites past slumps and remains confident in his approach as teammates including Rich Aurilia and Ryan Freel fill varying roles amid lineup tests.
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Cincinnati
Ken Griffey Jr
Griffey
Seattle Mariners
Dave Miley
Rich Aurilia
Miley
Aurilia
Ryan Free
Freel
Oakland
Reds
Reds Fall to Pirates as Milton Struggles on Cold Day
Cincinnati starter Eric Milton labored through five innings on a cold day, allowing three runs on five hits with two walks. The Reds missed scoring chances, going 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position, while Jason Bay led Pittsburgh with three hits including a fifth inning homer. Griffey Jr. lined out with two outs in the ninth as the Reds failed to rally despite a late two-out double by Jacob Cruz and a walk by Ryan Freel.
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Cincinnati
Eric Milton
Jason LaRue
Milton
Houston
Astros
LaRue
Reds
Wily Mo Pena
Ryan Freel
Pittsburgh
Jason Bay
Sean Casey
Joe Randa
Dave Miley
D'Angelo Jimenez
Felipe Lopez
Austin Kearns
Jacob Cruz
Freel
Ken Griffey Jr
Junior
Miley
Griffey
Jose Mesa
Freddy Sanchez
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