Major League Baseball American League standings and schedule
The AL standings show Seattle leading Oakland 5-2 and California 20, Texas 4, with Cleveland 10 and Chicago 17 among top teams. Friday results include Detroit 7 Boston 6 and Milwaukee 12 New York. Schedule notes list multiple interleague matchups and Sunday games across clubs such as Texas at Seattle and California at Oakland, with a full list of upcoming contests and times.
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MLB Disabled List By Team With Dates Across Leagues
The New York AP compiled a list of players on the disabled list by team in both the American and National Leagues. It covers dates and positions for players such as Phil Leftwich, Dave Winfield, Greg Olson, Scott Fletcher, and many others, with DL status ranging from April through June across multiple clubs including California, Cleveland, Minnesota, New York, Oakland, Texas, Toronto, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Colorado, Florida, Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, San Diego, and San Francisco.
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Baseball Flashbacks From Early 20th Century Openers
The notes recount historic games at Comiskey Park and other venues: Browns shutout the White Sox 2-0 behind Barneys. Fred Toney posts complete-game wins in a doubleheader for the Reds against the Pirates. Water Johnson hurls a no-hitter against the Red Sox for Washington. Hack Wilson belts two homers and two doubles in a Giants rout of the Phillies. Joe DiMaggio ties Willie Keeler with a 44-game hitting streak. Bob Feller earns his third career no-hitter for the Indians.
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White Sox and Brewers combine for 17 extra-base hits in Chicago victory
The White Sox and Brewers total 17 extra-base hits in a high scoring 17-13 Chicago win. The MLB single game extra-base record is 24 set by St Louis and Chicago in 1931, while the AL mark is 19 by Minnesota and Toronto in 1979. Jim Edmonds extends hitting streak to 23 games with two singles during the Angels 11 run first inning eruption against Texas.
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Pirates Stop Astros Streak With 12-9 Rally
Dave Clark led Pittsburgh with four of 17 team hits as the Pirates pounded Darryl Kile for eight runs in 2 13 innings. Esteban Loaiza improved to 5-3 despite six earned runs. Jay Bell and Don Slaught each had three hits, Bell driving in three. Houston’s Derek Bell and Craig Biggio each produced early runs, but Houston could not overcome the deficit as Pittsburgh joined a seven of nine road games win pace.
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Wranglers topple Midland as Toth dominates Angels
Toth improved to 4-1 as a starter with a 10-strikeout performance. He allowed one run on four hits in seven innings, while Johnny Damon homered in the ninth for the Angels. Midland starter John Snyder struggled early as Wichita built a five-run first inning. The Angels visit Midland for the next game as both teams chase series wins.
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Murray's Rise From Orioles to Big Leagues 1977
Los Angeles born baseball star Murray debuted with the Orioles in 1977 after being named AL rookie of the year. He produced 75 plus RBIs in each full season and over 147 hits in uninterrupted years, debuting April 18 against Pat Dobson. He helped Baltimore win the 1983 World Series before trades sent him to the Dodgers and later teams through 1994.
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