Wednesday Baseball Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
A dense listing shows multiple MLB games across day and night, with matchups including Kansas City versus Cleveland, Detroit at New York, Boston at Baltimore, Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, Seattle at Oakland, Texas at Anaheim, and others. Several star pitchers and team records appear, reflecting a full slate and varied start times.
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Kansas City
Suzuki
Cleveland
Finlay
Tampa Bay
Lopez
Toronto
Escobar
Detroit
Nomo
New York
Clemens
Boston
Schourek
Baltimore
Ponson
Chicago White Sox
Buehrle
Minnesota
Milton
Seattle
Moyer
Oakland
Appier
Texas
Rogers
Anaheim
Botenfield
Fraday
Blair
N.Y
Yankees
Pettite
Chicago Cleveland
Colorado
San Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Houston
Florida
St. Louis
N.Y. Mets
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Arizona
San Francisco
Ottawa Babe Ruth 13s Face Twin Lakes in District Opener
Ottawa 13-year-olds move up to Babe Ruth against older players on bigger fields in a key district battle at 8:30 p.m. Coach Steve Bones says the move is a big step and the team should improve by facing tougher competition. Ottawa went 2-1 in the Orris Cox Memorial Tournament 14s, earning third place as they prepare for state playbacks.
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Ottawa
State
Bones
Jeff Gragg
Michael Espinosa
Matt Ferguson
Luke Bones
Naji Shinskin
Mulvane
Ottawa 14-year-olds rout Tola in district baseball
Ottawa rolled to a 23 to 2 five inning win over Tola in district action. Coach Randy Waldron praised the fast start and noted Iola miscues fueled Ottawa’s 11 runs in the third and 10 in the fourth as Dominic Nation led scorers with four. Ottawa meets Neosho at 8:30 pm in a winner’s bracket contest.
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Osawatomife
Ottawa
Tola
Neosho
Twin Lakes
Randy Waldron
Iola
All Star Club
Waldron
Dominic Nation
Ottawa 14s Rally After Weekend Tournament
Brett Boldra Matt Bach lor Drew Waldron and Kyle Huschka each drove in three runs as Ottawa 14s opened with a 1-2 weekend in a home tournament. Waldron noted the team’s readiness and attitudes while praising pitch work by Bach lor and Miller who earned seven and three strikeouts respectively as Ottawa searches for an extra pitcher due to limited depth.
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Brett Boldra
Matt Bachelor
Drew Waldron
Kyle Huschka
Waldron
Ottawa
Damon’s five hits spark Royals rout of Cubs in 12-4 win
Kansas City’s Johnny Damon tied a major league record with four doubles and added a career-high five hits as the Royals beat Chicago 12-4. Damon also made a leaping catch at the wall and stole a two-run homer, while Jermaine Dye and Mike Sweeney homered in a five-run fifth that blew the game open.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Johnny Damon
Damon
Chicago Cubs
Royals
Tony Muser
Toronto
Shannon Stewart
Jermaine
Dye
Mike
Sweeney
Henry Rodriguez
Sammy Sosa
Cubs
Carlos Beltran
Seattle
Associated Press
Kauffman Stadium
Jermaine Dye
Johnson and Greene feud heats up at Olympic trials 200
Michael Johnson and Maurice Greene trade barbs ahead of the 200 meters final at the US Olympic trials in Sacramento. Johnson calls Greene's taunts immature and says he will not duck competition, as Greene seeks to challenge the Olympic gold medalist. Greene, a 100m world record holder and former 200m world champion, aims to upset the favorite in Sunday’s closing event.
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Sacramento
Calif
Michael Johnson
Maurice Greene
Johnson
Greene
Carl Lewis
Maurice
Michael
Eugene
Ore
Garciaparra Near .400 Mark Draws Cautious Praise
Boston star Nomar Garciaparra flirted with a .400 average as he entered a game versus the Montreal Expos before dropping to .399 after a 1-for-3 night. Teammate Tony Gwynn urged patience, noting it takes six months to credibly reach .400, and said he hopes someone eventually breaks the feat even if not Garciaparra. Gwynn, observing from knee surgery, praised contact hitters and highlighted Darin Erstad's pace toward a record, while Garciaparra emphasized postseason goals over personal statistics.
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Boston
Tony Gwynn
Ted Williams
Nomar Garciaparra
Gwynn
Garciaparra
Montreal Expos
Red Sox
Larry Walker
Walker
John Olerud
George Brett
Williams
Padres
Rod Carew
Anaheim
Darin Erstad
George Sisler
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CEU
Finsburga
Los Angeles
O Wrodnaadends Gay
Vyere Were. N.Y. Mets
Busch
Armas
Ashby
Penny
Wolf
Ueber
Pittsburgh
Benson
D'Amica
Harnish
Holt
Stephenson
Reynoso
Arroja
Brown
Meadows
Gardner
Beach Pot
Montreal AZ
Chicago Ag
Babe Ruth
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Herald Sports Editor
Ottawa Stars
Moser
Johnny
Don Baylor
Sweeney and
Mark Quinn
Todd Dunwoody
RBI
Baylor
Blake Stein
Orris Cox
Angela Geist
Taylor Koberlein
Shelby Miller
Anna Mages
Brianna Finch
Kayla Prather
Chantey Caron
Kirstie Altic
Mikela Scot
Susanne Stevenson
Renee Malburg
Laurie Miller
Vic Finch
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