Major League Baseball Daily Schedule and Matchups
A listing of today’s MLB games with starting times and pitchers: California at Baltimore 12:05 p.m., Toronto at Kansas City 12:35 p.m., Seattle at New York 12:35 p.m., Chicago at Texas 1:35 p.m., Oakland at Boston 7:35 p.m., Detroit at Minnesota 7:05 p.m., Cleveland at Milwaukee 7:05 p.m., Chicago at Texas 7:05 p.m., California at Baltimore 12:05 p.m., Boston at Oakland 7:35 p.m.
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Thursday and Friday Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Results show New York defeated San Francisco 9 to 6 and Florida beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3. Colorado won 5 to 3 over Chicago, Cincinnati topped Houston 6 to 3, and additional Friday games included Florida 5 Atlanta 3, St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 5, and Philadelphia at Los Angeles among others. Saturday and Sunday schedules list matches across cities with pitchers and times including Colorado at Chicago and St. Louis at Atlanta, plus New York at San Diego and Montreal at San Francisco.
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Rangers Triumph Over White Sox 6 1 in Lopsided Win
Texas hosts Chicago in a decisive 6 to 1 victory. Key players include Watefield, Devereaux, Nixon, and Gil contributing on offense and defense while pitchers Stevens and Devereaux manage the mound. The game features 7 run line for Texas and 7 runners left on base combined over the contest.
Kansas City Twins Edge Texas In Late Rally
In a tense game Kansas City tops Texas 6 to 2 on a late run. Key hits include 2B by Joyner and Lockhart, and a Nunnatty homer with Greer adding another. Defensively KC turns a double play for the win while Nunnatty and Greer drive in the decisive runs.
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Baseball 60-day DL list features many players and dates
A lengthy roster of players placed on 60-day and other injury lists across MLB teams with specific names, positions, and effective dates such as Mark Eichhorn April 8, Jose Canseco May 15, John Kruk June 3, Cal Eldred May 15, and Greg Gott April 19 among others, detailing teams and roles. The compilation includes noted players from Baltimore, California, Minnesota, New York, Toronto, Houston, Seattle, Montreal, and more with dates spanning April to June.
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Baltimore
Mark Eichhorn
Andy Wand
Sid Fernandez
Boston
Keath Shepherd
Jose Canseco
Mark Whiten
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Aaron Sele
California
Phil Leftwich
Brian Anderson
Greg Myers
Scot Sanderson
John Kruk
Cleveland
Sandy Alomar
Detroit
Greg Gott
Mike Gardiner
Kansas City
Chris James
Tom Browning
David Howard
Jose Mota
Milwaukee
Deve Nilsson
Jett Brontey
Jose Mercedes
Cal Eldred
Maichasi Apecies
Mike Fetters
Texas
Dan Smith
Steve Dreyer
Dean Palmer
Jett Frye
Toronto
Brad Cornet
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Jose Guz- Man Maniel
Ryan Bowen
Bryan Hervey
John Johnstone
Chuck Carr
Jerry Browne
Darrell Wintemaere
Houston
Mike Hampion
Phil Plantier
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Darren Oresort
Richard Gorecki
Todd Hollandswond
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Rudy Seanez
Tom Prince
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Mariners Pitcher Randy Johnson Opens For Seattle in New York
The Associated Press notes Randy Johnson, 6-0 for the Mariners, starts in the New York game. J Pak details include Jun Leyritz bench incident, Don Mattingly’s two errors in an inning, and Bob Tewksbury’s ninth inning pinch appearance as Texas wins 10 in 10 innings.
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New York
Randy Johnson
Mariners
Don Mattingly
Mattingly
Yankees
Historic Cleveland highlights from baseball year 1944 to 1972
A compact roundup recounts standout moments including Joe Nuxhall becoming the Reds youngest player in 1944, Rocky Colavito’s four straight memorable homers in Baltimore, Sonny Lieber’s no hitter for Cleveland in 1966, Hank Aaron’s grand slam and 649th homer in 1972, and related team wins and records across the era.
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Cleveland
Ron Bagby
Indians
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Rocky Colavito
Memorial Stadium
Batmore
Billy Martin
Minne Minoso
Batimore Orioles
Sonny Lieber
Washington Senators
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
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Willie Mays
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Rangers Bow Past White Sox as Gonzalez Slugs First of Season
Juan Gonzalez homered for the Rangers in a 2- run first inning spark against the White Sox as Texas built an early lead, with Darren Oliver earning the win by fanning 10 over seven innings. Boston’s Wakefield carried a no- hit bid before a single spoiled it.
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Juan Gonzalez
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
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Darren Oliver
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Mark McLemore
Wilson Alvarez
Will Clark
Mickey Tettieton
Rusty Greer
Luis Ortiz
Norberto Martin
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Tim Wakefield
Pittsby
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Oakland Athletics
Wakefield
Fenway Park
Dave Morehead
Cleveland
Stan Javier
Mike Greenwell
Tim Naehring
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New York
Tino Martinez
Tim Belcher
Seattle Mariners
Yankees
Martinez
Darren Bragg
Belcher
Paul O'Neill
Atlanta
Mike Mordecai
St. Louis
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Bernard Gilkey
Rene Arocha
Fred McGriff
Mike Kelly
Greg McMichael
Chipper Jones
Cy Young
Greg Maddux
Ken Hill
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Geronimo Pena
Gant hits two homers as Reds beat Astros in NL roundup
Ron Gant blasted two homers, driving the Cincinnati Reds past the Houston Astros 6-2. Gant's 11th of the year came in the eighth off Shane Reynolds, lifting Cincinnati to its sixth win in seven and giving Xavier Hernandez the win. Jeff Brantley notched the save as Reynolds worked eight innings. The Reds improved to 15-5 against Central Division foes and 8-1 on the road.
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Carlos Baerga
Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Chad Ogen
Jose Mesa
Houston
Ron Gant
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
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Miami
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Florida
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Rangers rally from 8-1 deficit on Greer’s 10th inning homer
Texas Rangers erased an eight run gap against the Kansas City Royals as Rusty Greer hit a 10th inning homer to cap a seven run comeback. Otis Nixon praised team-wide contributions while Bob Tewksbury and Billy Brewer battled in a tense late game.
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