Stolen Percentage Highlights Mixed MLB Scorecard
Offerman of Kansas City and O Leary of Boston post seven and three percent marks, while Canseco of Toronto and M Vaughn of Boston notch thirty two and thirty two. STOLEN percentage figures, team names and city pairs appear with other listed players, including Winn Tampa Bay, Texas thirty three, and BLHunter Detroit.
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Baseball scores and notes from a busy MLB Sunday
MLB results feature Detroit, New York, Texas, and Chicago wins with multiple late games. Tie-ins include Babe Ruth tribute by the Yankees, a one hitter by Kevin Brown, and starter insights from Wells and Cordova. Also recaps minor injuries, rehabilitation, and historical date milestones.
Baseball Today Major League Highlights and Leaders
The AP notes Pedro Martes started for Texas against Boston. Sunday St Sosa of the Cubs hit his 47th homer to tie McGwire for the league lead as Chicago beat Houston 2-1. Bernie Williams went 4-for-5 with a ninth inning solo shot in the Yankees 6-5 win over Texas. Ray Durham homered and drove in three as the White Sox beat Seattle 5-3. Bobby Estalelia tallied his first career hit in Philadelphia.
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Byrd Shuts Out Astros in Phillies 4-0 Victory
Paul Byrd, claimed off waivers days earlier, outdueled Randy Johnson with a four-hit shutout for Philadelphia. Byrd also delivered an RBI single in the second, as Scott Rolen hit a two-run homer in the fifth and Moises Alou was retired on a foul pop for the final out. Philadelphia 4 Houston 0 at Veterans Stadium with 18,975 in attendance.
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Cone Wins 18th as Yankees Rout Royals 7-1 in KC
David Cone became the majors first 18-game winner as the Yankees topped Kansas City 7-1. Tino Martinez Tim Raines and Bernie Williams homered. New York improved to 91-30 and led 20 games. Cone allowed one run five hits in seven innings.
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Rangers face seven games in six days on road spree
Boston rainout shifts Rangers into a backloaded week starting with a doubleheader against the Red Sox. Manager Johnny Oates stresses handling each bump as he eyes two Cy Young winners in one day and a run of crucial, tight scheduling toward divisional contenders Cleveland and New York. A potential pitching shuffle looms with Burkett Helling Levine Bailes and Clark as options if rest or weather disrupts plans.
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