Major League Baseball Tuesday Games Packed Schedule
Seattle faces Baltimore as Pineiro seeks win while Chen starts for Baltimore. Detroit visits the Yankees with Mussina on the mound. Mays leads Minnesota at Cleveland as Westbrook aims to rebound. Wells and Bush duel in Toronto as Ledezma and Mussina pace two early games. Oakland travels to Tampa Bay with Etherton facing Waechter. Kansas City visits Texas as Hernandez matches Astacio. White Sox visit the Angels in a late night matchup with Buehrle squaring Colon.
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Baseball Highlights Through 1995 Record Run
A compact recap of notable baseball feats from 1918 to 1995. Stan Coveleski pitched 19 innings in a 3-2 Indians win over the Yankees with Joe Wood homering for the win. Cincinnati opened night baseball in 1935 with a 2-1 Reds victory over the Phillies before 25,000 fans. Tony Lazzeri drove in 11 runs in a 25-2 Yankees rout of the A's in 1936. Harmon Killebrew hit a 471-foot blast at Memorial Stadium in 1964. Jack Morris led Detroit to a 5-1 win at California in 1984 for 17th straight road victory. Andre Dawson was walked five times in 1990 to set a record. Cardinals stranded 16 runners in 1994 in a 4-0 loss to the Phillies. Dennis Eckersley joined the 300-save club in 1995 with Oakland over Baltimore.
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Cardinals edge Pirates as La Russa notches 822nd win
St Louis ace Chris Carpenter held Pittsburgh to four hits over seven innings and Albert Pujols delivered a two run double in the sixth as the Cardinals snapped a skid against the Pirates in a 4 2 victory. Tony La Russa earned his 822nd win in his 10th season, tying Whitey Herzog for second on the franchise list. Reggie Sanders added two hits and two RBIs as St Louis extended its dominance over Pittsburgh to 10 straight meetings.
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Reds part ways with Danny Graves sparks team anger
Graves is released amid fan abuse and a nonperformance stance by GM Dan O'Brien. Casey defends Graves as a loyal player and notes the club bears blame for 15-28 record. Replacements include Randy Keisler. Griffey and Wilson defend Graves while mourning his exit.
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Reds ride Weathers to 5-3 win over Nationals
Washington Nationals at Cincinnati Reds. Weathers earned hold for ninth inning, preserving Eric Milton’s eight innings of work as Reds beat Washington 5-3 at Great American Ball Park. Milton pitched eight, LaRue added two RBIs, Harris homered aiding Milton’s effort. Graves traded, Weathers noted bullpen role.
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