Major League Baseball AL Leaders and batting races
The page lists AL leaders in batting with CGuillen Detroit .383 and BRoberts Baltimore .382 while Damon Boston .365 and Hillenbrand Toronto .349 pace. It shows runs leaders led by Rodriguez New York with 32 and RBI leaders like Tejada Baltimore 38, Rodriguez New York 36, and Mamirez Boston 34, plus batting and RBI tallies for several teams and players across the league.
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Cguillen
Detroit
Broberts
Baltimore
Damon
Boston
Hillenbrand
Toronto
Isuzuki
Seattle
Nixon
Tejada
A Rodriguez
New York
A Soriano
Texas
Jeter
Teixeira
Suzuki
Rbi
R Rodriguez
Mamirez
R Roberts
Sexson
G Anderson
Los Angeles
Matsui
McSweeney
Kansas City
T Martinez
Sheffield
Atlanta
Florida
Washington
NY Yankees
NY Mets
Tampa Bay
Philadelphia
Strk
St. Louis
Chicago Sox
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Houston
West
San Diego
LA Angels
Arizona
Fly
Oakland
Alf
LA Dodgers
San Francisco
Colorado
Wil
Dodgers
L.A. Angels
Colon
Westbrook
Wake Cubs
Busch
Cowells
Drese
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Cincinnati
Milton
N.Y
Mets
Glavine
J.gonzalez
Etherton
Beckett
L.A
Weaver
Waechter
Ledezma
Ramirez
Eaton
Bush
Lohse
Capuano
Loaiza
Chen
Carrasco
Hennessey
Chacon
Yankees
Mussina
Moyer
Carpenter
Lieber
Burttz
Pettitte
Hillies
Cardinals
Ubs
Pirates
Orioles
Royals
Mariners
Phila
Chicago
Eckstinss
Rollinsss
Hrst Jr
Lawtoris
Lorthal
Macias
Gotay
Lidle
Flors
Pittsburi
Chillmore
Mora
Cano
Ibanez
Bboone
Hairston Jr
DeLee Surhoff
Aibbons
Stairs
Marre- Reed
Hr—Bwilliams
Sb—Womack
Cota
DeLee
Key
Teahen
DaBell
Mackowiak
Peers
Fasano
Gibbons
Ore Buck
R Palmeiro
Cs—Gotay
Pujols
Edmonds Grudzielanek
Hr—Eckstein
SO Wang
Babreu
Burrell
Howard
Baltimore Sturtze
Eckstein
Chavez
Suppan
Hawkins
Gordon
Ohman
Parrish
M Rivera S
SO Dempster
Froemming
Hunter Cerda
Lidle W
MacDougal
Utley
Su White Sox
Rangers
Nson
Greg Gibson
Izturis
Callendh
Tigers
Devil Rays
Lducac
Knerko
Cantu
Castilla
Blanco
Thall
Monroe
Oorbay
Churchrf
Buayan
Schndre
Podsednik
Rowand
Nix
Hr—Pierz
Jencarnacion
Sob—Crawford
Thames
Infante
Cs—A Sanchez
S—Re Martinez
Moehler
Jenkins
SO Riedling
Clark
CaLee
M Johnson
Tampa Bay Tones
Hhermanio Fossum Los Ales
Cot
You
McClung Penny
Perison
Brian
Gorman
Hind
Nike
Battalico
DiMuro T
Harper L
Carrara
Washi
Vargas
Johnson
Penney Duca
Inka
Indians
Angels
Farnsworth Sanchez
Cleveland Urbina
John Hirschbecks
Kerwin Danley
Jim Reynolds
Szmore
Fossum
Padres
Braves
Wally Bell
Atlanta Dvnon
Ldwick If
Tim Welke
Brian Rom
Bill
Welke
Reds
Jrivra
Loretta
Cincinnati Iendsnif
Klesko If
Rhbi
Blake
Blue Jays
Twins
Reyes
Billard
Bgiles
Meron Ocberass
Casey
Beltran Cf
Pau
Peralta
Jhson
Grfircf
Floyd
Rios
ShStwrt
Mndesirf
Brgila
Piazza
AkKady
Jhnson
Hinbrn
Tiffe
Brighs
Dunnif
Koop
Jcastross
Mauer
Brnerop
Greenss
Mineau
Orr
Stauferp
Kearns
Matkw
Hana
Figgins
Coldger
Merckrp
Jrivera
Ganderson
Crisp
LaRi
Broussard
Sb— Boone
J Estrada
Bgilesco New
Sf-G Anderson
Bard
Pera
Cs—D Roberts
S-Thomson
Mase
Bortiz
Minnesota Weeney
Bel- Los Angeles
Presse
Kmatsui
L.0-14nesota 8. 2B—Rios (7), Johnson Sb—Free 12 Menechino
Koskie
Hr-V Wells
Thomson
O Hudson
Morneau
Thunter
Bernero
Cincinnati Woods
Schoeneweis Linebrink
Yon
Einiens Fraser Hoffman
Boone
Woods
Brooks
Ron Kulpa
James Mikes
Marvin Hudson
Cameron
Hoye
Tim Tschida
Danlas Santana
Fielin T
Culbreth
Dy Ey Tulholland
Rockies
Giants
Weis
L Mulholland Johnson
Es Sahieass
Mulholland
San Francorado Astros
Diamondbacks
Hbi
Orham
Ate Bi
Vizquel
Consell
Taverascs
Feliz If
Helton
Alou
PrWisn Cf
Athletics
Red Sox
Etics
Alfonzo
Hiliday If
Nickrolb
Lgnziz
Seif If
Lowry
Saus
Renteriass
Kendalic
Panerg
Grisom Cf
Atkins
Doruzdh
Echavez
JoCruz Cf
Aevrtiss
Jkandy
Sanfrancisco
Watson
Thomas If
Tclark
Durham
Niekro
Mohr
Aeene
Kendall
Dotel
Counse @ eager
Araonaland
Dortiz
Bellhorn
Echavez Booagverett
Sabre
Kotsay
S~kGinter
Boston Nazques
Koplove
Uhl Jr Lopez
J Kennedy
Timlin
Oakland Oswalt
Jo Acevedo
Witasick
Yabu
Dotel S
Nesnuts
Andy Fletcher
Bob Diaz
Jim Nee
Sanoos
Wpdotel Reilly
White Sox edge Rangers 5-2 in Chicago victory
Scott Podsednik drives in a run on a Tadahito Iguchi single as Sandy Alomar Jr. watches from the plate during the fifth inning in Chicago. Aaron Rowand looks on as Chicago seals a 5-2 win over Texas.
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Chicago White Sox
Scott Podsednik
Tadahito Iguchi
Texas Rangers
Sandy Alomar Jr
Chicago
White Sox
Aaron Rowand
Reds Notebook details Coffey road odyssey and NYC trip
Reds pitcher Todd Coffey endures a continuous road stretch with no off days as he bounces between Louisville and Cincinnati. He embraces the grind, notes watching Dayton Dragons games when possible, and recalls his daughter named Dayton. The piece also covers trainer Baumann’s NYC sightseeing, Dean Taylor’s shared fan moment in Philadelphia, harsh press reaction in Philly and NYC, and Louisville’s Kenny Kelly extending a hit streak with 16 straight games.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
Coffey
Dayton Dragons
Dayton
Homer Bailey
Todd
Dragons
Kenny Kelly
Richmond
Braves
Kelly
Brian Rose
Reds fall to Mets as Freel sparks late rally
Ry an Freel and Ortiz carried the Reds through six as Freel manufactured the lone run with a steal and a grounder scoring Sean Casey. The Mets, led by strong pitching, held Cincinnati to five hits while Larry Miley lamented the need for more offense. Griffey Jr and Dunn reached in the ninth but Ke routers ended the game.
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Miley
Ortiz
Elizardo Ramirez
Philadelphia
Ryan Freel
True Grit
Freel
Reds
Ishii
Felipe Lopez
Mark Mann
Sean Casey
Ramon
Ken Griffey Jr
Adam Dunn
Joe Randa
Austin Kearns
Braden Looper
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