Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
The National League East shows Atlanta leading with 62 wins and a 11/2 game edge over New York, while Philadelphia and Florida trail. Central sees Houston atop with 61 wins, followed by Cincinnati and St Louis. West features Arizona and San Francisco battling for position. Tuesday results highlight San Francisco 2 St Louis 1. Chicago 4 Montreal 2. Florida 6 Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 5 New York 1. Atlanta 10 Milwaukee 2. World updates include upcoming previews and Wednesday schedules across both leagues.
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Baseball and basketball team moves from offbeat sources
Transactions Tuesday outlines roster moves across MLB and NBA teams. Donnie Sadler recalled by Red Sox from Pawtucket. Royals promote Glendon Rusch with Holbert contract purchase. Yankees activate Shane Spencer, Callaway and New York Mets sign Livingston and Myars to minor league deals. Cardinals place Radinsky on DL and recall Mohlar. Heat name Margloveroni assistant coach and Kings extend Welzel and Scott through 2000-01.
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Mickey Callaway
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Alan Newman
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Scott Livingstone
Jimmy Myars
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Scott Radinsky
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Ottawa Legion back on track in state bid rout
Ottawa Legion hammered Spring Hill 12-0 to clinch an eighth state berth in 10 years as J.R. Servatius fanned 10 over five innings and 18-year-olds led a patient, potent offense that capitalized on early hits and six sixth-inning runs.
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Henningsen
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Rodrick Jackson
Ottawa 18-year-olds power Legion to state return
Ottawa breaks a two-season drought by reaching state led by 18-year-olds Darren Trinkle Jerem Fredricks Lucas Brockus and Ben Hendrix. Key moments include Trinkle an RBI triple and Fredricks a two-run homer against Ozawkie securing a comeback win. Coach Scott Barnhart praises the young leaders for driving the rally and late clutch plays.
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Appier shines as Royals beat Mariners in potential farewell start
Kansas City right-hander Kevin Appier worked seven effective innings in a 9-7 victory over Seattle, drawing major league scouts and fueling trade deadline speculation about his future with the Royals. Appier improved to 9-9, while Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 33rd homer for Seattle as the Royals built a 9-2 lead before holding on.
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Giambi
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Griffey
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Sanders to retire from NFL after elusive last move
Barry Sanders appears set to retire without talking to Lions officials. Agents said a retirement announcement would be released, with Sanders undeterred by being 1,458 yards from the career rushing record. He rushed 1,491 yards last season, ending four straight 1,500-yard seasons.
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