Weekend Interleague Scores and Sunday Schedule Recap
Interleague action produced Cubs and White Sox torches, Mets and Dodgers wins, and a full Sunday slate with Cueto Pettitte matchups and a packed 12 PM to 7 PM timetable. Key results include Cubs 11 White Sox 7, Yankees 6, Dodgers 4, and multiple 9 inning to 12 inning finishes across the circuit.
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Rangers Aces Rally In 13-3 Win Over Nationals
Texas Rangers rout Washington Nationals 13-3 as Eason Gabbard earns first win since April 4. David Murphy and Ramon Vazquez drive in three runs apiece, with seven runs in the seventh inning highlighted by Vazquez’s bases loaded double. Ian Kinsler opens with a leadoff homer deflected by Wily Mo Pena. Washington loses eighth of last ten at home.
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Gross delivers pinch hit double to beat Astros in ninth
Gabe Gross doubled with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Tampa Bay Rays to a 4-3 win over the Houston Astros. Houston manager Cecil Cooper trusted Doug Brocail, who failed to retire a batter. The Rays had loaded the bases on a Floyd single Hinske single and Navarro hit by pitch before Gross's decisive hit, as Houston dropped to 9 losses in 10 games. Turn Back The Clock Night drew 29,953 fans at Tropicana Field.
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Catch More of the Action Major League Baseball Update
MLB coverage available via Odessa American on the AP Texas page with the latest baseball news and links to stay current.
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Baseball Today And More Friday Night Four Of A Kind
Minnesota starters won four straight for the first time since 2007 after Scott Baker led the Twins to a 7-2 win over Arizona. Houston beat Tampa Bay 4-3 to end an eight-game slide. San Francisco toppled Kansas City 9-4. Milwaukee’s four-game run ended with an 8-5 loss to Baltimore. Cincinnati beat New York 4-2 at Yankee Stadium.
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Disabled List Summary Across Major Leagues June 19
A condensed list shows MLB teams publishing disabled lists through June 19. Entries include players across all 30 clubs with injuries ranging from 15 to 60 days, covering pitchers like Matsuzaka and Smoltz, batters such as Ortiz and Konerko, and other stars across the AL and NL, plus league standings notes and minor league affiliate notes through June 20.
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Baseball Today Scoreboard and Classic Matchups Highlights
Sunday features Cubs hosting White Sox in a Chicago showdown while Elisha Dukes leads a Nationals win in Washington. Eli Santana fans nine as Angels topple Phillies, Aramis Ramirez keys a Cubs win, Huff drives Orioles past Milwaukee, and Reds top Yankees. Several extra innings finishes anchor a weekend recap of rematches and milestones.
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Baseball milestones from June dates in 1925 to 1994
Highlights include Pirates 24 6 over Cardinals with Cuyler and Traynor grand slams, Gehrig’s three homers in one doubleheader win, Tobin no hitter for Braves, Blackwell near double no hit, Powell’s 469 foot Memorial Stadium blast, Rose moving to second on career hits, Fisk set games caught record, Gritleyer breaks Ruth home run mark in Seattle
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Georgia Wins CWS Thriller Advances To Final Four
In Omaha Georgia outslug Stanford 10 8 as Rich Poythress tied a College World Series record with three doubles and Ryan Peisel slugged a three run homer. Georgia will meet Fresno State or North Carolina in the best of three finals starting Monday after clinching Bracket One.
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