Major League Baseball Friday games and leaders
Major league schedule featuring 16 MLB games across multiple arenas including Toronto at Cleveland and Boston at Seattle. Leaders highlighted include batting stars Damon and Guillen, RBIs by Tejada and Rodriguez, and top pitchers Santana and Willis with current win totals and rates.
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Lilly
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Westbrook
L.A. Angels
Colon
Detroit
Bonderman
Baltimore
Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Texas
Drese
Minnesota
Mays
Tampa Bay
Waechter
Kansas City
Wood
Boston
J.gonzalez
Seattle
Pineiro
N.Y
Yankees
Mussina
Oakland
Harden
Damon
Cguillen
R Roberts
Hillenbrand
Tejada
Varitek
Isuzuki
B Roberts
A Rodriguez
New York
Asoriano
Teixeira
Hinske
Dellucci
Jeter
RBI
R Rodriguez
Broberts
Sexson
McSweeney
Mamirez
G Anderson
Los Angeles
Sheffield
MiSweeney
Dortiz
A Soriano
Bellhorn
Cortiz
Konerko
Chicago
Tmartinez
Podsednik
Figgins
Rroberts
Crawford
Thunter
Lugo
Garland
Arroyo
Clement
Santana
Hernandez
Ponson
R Johnson
Bedard
Halladay
Ty Cobb hits first grand slam May 13 1911
In a May 13 1911 game Ty Cobb of Detroit hit his first grand slam after six innings the Tigers led Boston 10 1 but the Red Sox rallied to win 13 11 in 10 innings. The note adds historical context to Cobb’s milestone.
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Boston
Jim Tobin
Tobin
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Reds rally as Dunn belts two homers to beat Phillies
Adam Dunn powered the Reds with two long balls totaling 870 feet and five RBIs in a 7-5 win at Citizens Bank Park. Ramon Ortiz earned the victory, while Phillies errors and baserunning blunders fueled Cincinnati’s late surge. Griffey also homered, closing the gap and sealing the game with Graves earning the save despite a tense ninth.
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Philadelphia
Philly
Adam Dunn
Cincinnati Reds
Dunn
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Miley
Kansas City Royals
Jon Leiber
Danny Graves
Kent Mercker
Graves
Phillies
Citizens Bank Park
Ed Wade
Charlie Manuel
Utley
Austin Kearns
Javier Valentin
Leiber
Griffey
Burrell
Mercker
Placido Polanco
Abreu
Joe Randa
Jason Michaels
Cardinals deliver 10-3 win over Dodgers in sloppy game
St Louis catcher Eckstein fueled the rout with 11 hits across the series including a third inning score. Chris Carpenter struck out eight over seven innings as Yadier Molina notched three hits in his return from an ankle injury. Dodgers lefty Lowe took the loss after yielding six runs two earned in five innings while Milton Bradley homered for LA.
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Polanco
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L Walker
Taguchi
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Mercker
Walvarez
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Houlton
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David Eckstein
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Chris Carpenter
Yadier Molina
John Mabry
Scott Rolen
Lowe
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Milton Bradley
Reds Notebook: LaRue Slump Overshadowed by Team Fightback
Cincinnati catcher Jason LaRue hit 1-for-25 on a nine game home stand for a .040 average while insisting he remains confident and focused on quality at bats. The piece also covers Eric Milton facing former Phillies teammates, Claussen's doubtful start, Griffey autograph marathon, Sean Casey’s reading, a Babe Ruth exhibit in Cincinnati, and a farm report highlighting Louisville, Chattanooga, Sarasota, and Dayton performances.
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Eric Milton
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Milton
Phillies
Reds
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Pat Burrell
Babe Ruth
Reds Hall of Fame and Museum
Ruth
Crosley Field
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Chattanooga
Sarasota
Dayton
Kenny Kelly
Bubba Nelson
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Marlins
Joey Votto
Vero Beach
Dodgers
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