Major League Baseball Batting Leaders Snapshot
Key batting leaders include Roberts of Baltimore at .372 and Damon of Boston at .347, with Suzuki Seattle at .335 and Jeter New York at .331. Run totals show Rodriguez New York with 36, and RBI led by Rodriguez New York with 41. Roberts also leads in hits with 61 and stolen bases by Podsednik at 24. Pitching notes list Garland Chicago 8 0 and Santana Minnesota 72 strikeouts.
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Major League Baseball Stat Leaders Snapshot
The data list top performers across batting runs and hits, with Barmes and DeLee leading various categories. Notable figures include Pujols, Abreu, Cabrera, Glaus, and Pietently featured arms like Webb, Willis, and Mulder reflecting strong pitching lines.
Mabry Hits Grand Slam As Cardinals Top Royals 7-6
John Mabry homered with a first inning grand slam and drove in five runs while going 3-for-5 as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Kansas City Royals 7-6 in Kansas City. Jose Oquendo congratulated Mabry at third base after the slam.
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Dunn Gives Boone a Bat Boost to End Slump
Reds outfielder Adam Dunn sends a bat to friend Aaron Boone, lifting Boone’s average from .118 to .163 before a weekend series. Boone, back with past Reds ties, credits the gift for a hot streak, while other Reds roster moves and Pena’s lingering quad issue reshape the lineup.
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Reds
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New York Yankees
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Reds Rally Halts Indians 2-1 In Wright-Backed Win
Aaron Boone knocks a bunt foul as the Reds edge the Indians 2-1 on Adam Dunn and Felipe Lopez solo homers. Harang delivers seven-plus innings with nine strikeouts, Graves nails down the save after a tense late inning, and Cincinnati ends a home run drought while stopping a winless stretch in the series.
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Peralta
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