Major League Baseball Tuesday matchups across leagues
MLB schedule outlines games across Boston Oakland Seattle New York Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City Toronto Chicago Tampa Bay Detroit Texas Cleveland Los Angeles Angels with listed pitcher records. The note also recalls 1909 Winchester Blue Grass League game where Fred Toney pitched 17 no hit innings before a 1-0 win over Lexington.
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Oakland
Saarloos
Boston
Arroyo
Seattle
Sele
N.Y
Yankees
Wang
Minnesota
Radke
Baltimore
Bedard
Kansas City
Greinke
Toronto
Halladay
Chicago White Sox
Contreras
Tampa Bay
Hendrickson
Detroit Johnson
Texas
Park
Cleveland
Sabathia
L.A
Magic
Winchester
Fred Toney
Lexington
Pet
Atlanta
Florida
Washington
NY Yankees
NY Mets
Wi Mets
Philadelphia
Strk
Chicago Sox
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
LA Angels
LA Dodgers
Arizona
San Diego
San Francisco
Colorado
LA Mae
Padilla
Glover
L.A. Dodgers
Erickson
Morris
Thomson
Jennings
Armas
Estes
D.williams
J.williams
Orioles
Twins
Devil Rays
White Sox
Cardinals
Dodgers
Chicago
Los Angeles
Knerko
Huff
Rolen
Ngreen
Ggil
Ledee
Cdldyer
Crede
Thall
Ediaz
Ubbess
Choi
Tampa
E-Dye
Tejada
Gibbons
Iguchi
Oeve
Hollins
Singleton
E-Edwards
Los
Sonik
Asanchez
S—iguchi
Asan Angeles
Dhez
Konerko
Izturis
Saenz
Hr—Pujols
Csilva L
Asanders
Taguchi
Guerrier
Laz Diaz
Dana Suzukirf
Jeter
Red Sox
Athletics
DeMuth
Marty Foster
Jim Winn
Wmack If
Beltre
Shffieldrf
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Matsuii
Ared
Kotsayef
Damon Cf
Padres
Reds
Ibanez
LaRue
Mellis
Mibellic
Eaton
Grf Jr. Cf
New York
Scutaross
Bilhorn
Nevin
Dunn
E—Jeter
McLark
Jason Ss
Randa
Valdez
RaHrdz
Aurilia
A Rodriguez
Hr—Beltre
Tmartin
Vientin
Nez
Cs—Isuzuki
Fick
Wthers
S—Jeter
Sf—Winn
Ojeda
Dimaz
Sob—Hatteberg
Scutaro
Seattle Land
Sob
JaCruz
Meche
Kielty
Byrnes
Nixon Peavy
Kearns
Thornton
Bellhorn
Nixon
Millar
JeNelson L
Cs—Kotsay
Villone I
Ruohnson W
Haren L
Giles
San di M Rivera
Duchscherer
Ai Ies
Brian O'Nora
Gary Rincon
Ra Hernandez
Istrom
Bill Welke
Tim Yabu Nady
Flopez
Casey
Griffey Jr
Ja Cruz
Hr—Klesko
Sb—Free
Sostros
Marlins
Wakefield W
San di M Myers
Tim
Ab Rabi
Meredith Falkenberg Tverasci
Pierre Cf
Halama Biggio
Haren
M Ramirez
Linebrink
Lamblb
Eassey
Ziz SS
Phillies
Brewers
Graves
Opal
Helionib
Houston Cruiero
Clemens
Bwagner S
LaRoche
Ajones
J Estrada
Mondesi
Helton
Hawpe
Blue Jays
Royals
Vsantos
S—Wright
Kansas City T
Diesusch
Sihuden
Hudson
Wolf
Jenkins
MiSwylb
Jhnson
Ted Barrett
Alfonso
Koskie
JoSosa
Hinbra
Marquez
Rick Reed
Terry Brown
Hinske
Wright
Berroass
Teahen
Rios
Buck
Adams
Rangers
A Jones
Balk
Jo Acevedo
Mike Everitt
Tim Logan
Mathws Cf
Timmons
Tim McClelland
Myong ii
Chuck Meri
Txeira
OP Toronto
Kansas Tell
DeJesus
Callen
SO Smith
Duucci
Hernandez L
By Towers
Monroe
Togan
Inge
Mike Winters
Tom Hallion
Robertson
Walker
Eric Cre
Feld
Roa Rea
Cguillen
Damon
Hillenbrand
Broberts
Mauer
Jjones
McSweeney
A Soriano
Dellucci
Teixeira
Arodriguez
RBI
Rroberts
Mamirez
Sexson
Coverett
Hits
R Roberts
Suzuki
MiSweeney
Sheffield
Dortiz
Thamner
Clement
Buehrle
Santana
Bchen
O Hernandez
Ponson
Moyer
R Johnson
Bottierman
Harden
Colon
Fcordero
Nathan
Guardado
Takatsu
F Rodriguez
Foulke
Wickman
Matista
Scoreless streak and big inning in MLB action
Kenny Rogers extended his scoreless streak to 21 innings with seven innings of six-hit ball in Texas 7, Cleveland 2. Scott Rolen drove in four with David Eckstein adding two hits and an RBI as St Louis erupted for an 11 run first inning against San Diego, tying a team record for 11 run innings.
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Texas
Cleveland
Rogers
Orel Hershiser
Dodgers
Scott Rolen
David Eckstein
RBI
St. Louis
San Diego
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Philadelphia
Griffey Jr Batting Practice Focused On Work Ethic
Reds star Ken Griffey Jr. defends his heavy work routine during batting practice, recalling his growth from a shy youngster to a major league leader. The piece also covers Wily Mo Pena placed on the disabled list, Todd Coffey and William Bergolla called up, and Ryan Freel potentially pitching in an emergency spot if needed.
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Cincinnati
Ken Griffey Jr
Great American Ball Park
Griffey
Seattle
Alvin Davis
Harold Reynolds
Jeffrey Leonard
Dave Valle
Darnell Coles
Miley
Pena
Ben Weber
Louisville
William Bergolla
Todd Coffey
Pefia
Weber
Bergolla
Coffey
Reds
Freel
Ryan Freel
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dave Miley
Jason LaRue
Javier Valentin
Reds fall in 13th as Harang left with no decision
Aaron Harang pitched well into extras but a late Padres rally sealed a 6-5 St. Louis road win. The Reds built a 5-0 lead early behind Ken Griffey Jr and Joe Randa, but San Diego chased him with two doubles in the fifth. Trevor Hoffman nailed down his 402nd save as Xavier Nady and Dave Roberts delivered the decisive hit in the 13th.
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Xavier Nay
Ryan Klesko
Nady
Dave Roberts
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
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Harang
Brian Giles
Ramon Hernandez
Khalil Greene
Sean Burroughs
Peavy
Padres
Wagner
Graves
Reds
Xavier Nady
Matt Belisle
Trevor Hoffman
Ryan Freel
Rich Aurilia
Adam Dunn
Griffey
Felipe Lopez
Randa
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