Baseball Standings and schedules in Major Leagues
National League and American League standings listed with records and games back. Monday and Tuesday results include multiple cities such as Atlanta Montreal Florida St Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Arizona Los Angeles Milwaukee and more with daily game outcomes and upcoming schedules across both leagues.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Florida
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Arizona
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Colorado
St Louis
Anderson
Valdes
Thurman
Gardner
Nunez
Guzman
Schourek
Jimenez
Person
Ashby
Rogers
Reynolds
Glavine
Astacia
Peterson
Estes
Fernandez
R.M Jones
Woodard
R.johnson
Lorraine
Park
Smith
Villone
Schmidt
Stephenson
Wolf
Hitchcock
Lima
Maddux
Toronto
Boston
Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Texas
Oakland
Seatle
Anaheim
Seattle
Clemens
Olivares
Ponson
Elland
Escobar
Radke
Rose
Witasick
Thompson
Loaiza
Langston
Finlay
Sirotka
Moyer
Major League Baseball Suspends Two Pitchers After Friday Brawl
Baseball transactions show Seattle Mariners Frankie Rodriguez suspended seven games and New York Yankees Jason Grimsley suspended three games along with undisclosed fines after a brawl in Friday's game. Angels release Jack McDowell while Indians place Jaret Wright on the 15 day DL and designate Haney and Tam for assignment. Martin activated from DL. Royals activate Montgomery and Mathews from DL, option Ray to Omaha and send Barber outright.
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Associated Press
Seattle Mariners
Frankie Rodriguez
New York Yankees
Jason Grimsley
Anaheim Angels
Jack McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Jaret Wright
Chris Haney
Jalf Tam
Tom Martin
Kansas City Royals
Jef Montgomery
Terry Mathews
Ken Ray
Omaha
Brian Barber
Browns rebirth shines in Hall of Fame game win
In a dramatic return to the NFL, the Cleveland Browns beat the Dallas Cowboys 20 to 17 in overtime. rookie quarterback Tim Couch impressed with 11 of 17 passes for 137 yards and a touchdown while Daylon McCutcheon sealed victory with his second interception.
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Browns
Chris Spielman
Jacksonville
Carolina
Phil Dawson
Danny Kight
Daylon McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Lawrence
Tim Couch
Couch
NFL
Ty Detmer
Kevin Johnson
Kevin
Cleveland
Carmen Policy
Policy
Jason Garrett
Dallas
Troy Aikman
Jason
Chan Gailey Saiut
Chris Palmer
Paul Tagliabue
Suppan rewards KC with win over Boston
Kansas City gained a 5-2 win over Boston as Jeff Suppan earned back to back complete games and improved to 7-6. The Royals capitalized on Jermaine Dye’s two homers and a Dye triple, while Reggie Jefferson and Brian Daubach added triples for Boston. Johnny Damon collected a hit and Mike Sweeney extended his hitting streak to 21 games.
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Ansas City
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Jeff Suppan
Boston Red Sox
Arizona Diamondbacks
Suppan
Royals
Kansas City
Anaheim
Boston
Red Sox
Jermaine Dye
Arizona
Toronto
Trot Nixon
Troy O'Leary
Reggie Jefferson
Brian Daubach
Jimy Williams
Johnny Damon
Mike Sweeney
Dye
Portugal
T Nixonrf
Holbertss
Kansas Oil
Daubach
Deman
Jeriombi
Jefferson
Damon
O' Leary
T Nixon
Lorie Portugel L
Fall sports practice times kick off across state
Monday marks start of fall prep practices for area schools. Ottawa High School football teams schedule 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. sessions. Central Heights volleyball reports 8 a.m. for juniors and seniors and 10:30 a.m. for younger students with a 3:30 p.m. second session. Ottawa Middle School football and volleyball set seventh through eighth grade sessions, with all players needed to bring a physical. Three local athletes reach the finals of the Country Mart Diamond Challenge at Kauffman Stadium before the Royals game. Garnett players Brittney Hart 9 and Ashli Bowman 14, plus Ottawa’s Naji Shinshin 12. In Denver, Rockies trade Brian McRae to Blue Jays for a player to be named, nine days after acquiring him from the Mets.
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Ottawa High School
Central Heights
Ottawa Middle School
Bob Boldra
Kauffman Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Tampa Bay
Garnett
Brittney Hart
Ashli Bowman
Ottawa
Naji Shinshin
Denver
New York Mets
Colorado Rockies
Brian McRae
Toronto Blue Jays
Five Grand Slams Hit In One Day Sets MLB Record
On a night of power, five grand slams were hit across MLB in a single day for the first time in 129 years. Fernando Tatis and Jose Vidro began the surge, followed by Mike Lowell, Bernie Williams, and Jay Buhner. The feat ties the AL/MLB pace while fans and managers react to the surge in slam hits.
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Fernando Tatis
St. Louis Cardinals
Jose Vidro
Montreal Expos
Mike Lowell
Florida Marlins
Bernie Williams
New York Yankees
Jay Buhner
Seattle Mariners
Buhner
Sammy Sosa
Gabe Alvarez
Darrin Jackson
Ray Lankford
Yankees
Joe Torre
Los Angeles
Tatis
Billy Brewer
Philadelphia
Jim Bottomley
Keith Hernandez
Cardinals
Vidro
Carlos Almanzar
Expos
San Diego
Montreal
Lowell
San Francisco
John Johnstone
Livan Hernandez
Florida
Giants
Williams
Oakland
Mike Oquist
Athletics
Safeco Field
John Snyder
White Sox
Mariners
Chicago
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Kyle Hart
Josh Green
Casey Colbern
Gary Wadkins
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Dereck Dryden
Gabe Sheffield
Jarod Sigmund
Adam Kratzer
Adam Smith
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Ed Smith
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