Major League Baseball Tonight Standings and Scores Snapshot
Major League schedule shows several 6:05 to 9:05 p m games across leagues with EShelman at Cleveland Ogen at Detroit Hentgen at Toronto Rhodes at Baltimore Alvare z at Chicago Johnson at California Gubicza at Oakland plus NL standings led by Philadelphia and Atlanta with Montreal New York Florida and others. Tuesdays games include Reynolds at Montreal Maddux at Cincinnati Leiter at Pittsburgh Harnisch at New York and more with multiple 6:30 to 9:05 p m starts.
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Angels and Rangers make roster moves in AP report
American League notes show Rabness Mitch Williams in pitching, Paul Gonzalez reassigned from Birmingham to Prince William, Gregg Olson purchased from Buffalo and Jeff Cook designated. Texas Rangers activate Jeff Frye from the 15 day DL while Scot Shawn Hare shifts to Oklahoma City in the American Association.
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Texas Rangers
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Oklahoma City
Projected Team Counts for 2030 Across Major Leagues
World Features Syndicate presents projected team totals by league for 2030. NBA 54 teams, NHL 47 teams, MLB 40 teams, NFL 38 teams. Data continues from 1960 to 1995.
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Ottawa Legion AA splits weekend doubleheaders
Ottawa Legion AA baseball team split doubleheaders over the weekend, winning the opener against Seneca and Silver Lake but dropping the nightcaps. Aaron Gumm led the offense with nine hits in 14 at bats and six RBIs, while Jamie Drake improved to 5-0. The club rallied from a 10-3 deficit against Silver Lake before a ninth inning, and upcoming home twin bill against Emporia is set for Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Ottawa Legion A dominates weekend sweep over Olathe and Leavenworth
Ottawa’s Legion A baseball team extended its streak to 13-3 with an 11-1 and 19-9 rout of Olathe on Saturday, followed by 6-2 and 9-1 wins over Leavenworth on Sunday. Coach Scott Barnhart praised pitching and defense as Jeff Jackson and Turner pitched well, while hitters like Andy Barnhart, Jason Dials, Ryan Jung, and Cory Fuller fueled the high-scoring weekend. Ottawa hosts a Tuesday game at home against a new Olathe squad, aiming to keep momentum and handle upcoming two-week tests.
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Ottawa Girls Fast Pitch Slugged In Tourney Start
The Gers girls fast pitch team began with an 8 to 7 win over Paola as Anita Dixon led Ottawa with a walk a triple and a full seven run fourth inning Paula Hepner scored the decisive eighth run in the sixth Dixon tossed a complete game. Garnett then toppled Ottawa 19 to 3 after a 3 run first inning and Spring Hill shut out Ottawa 6 to 0 while another game dropped 9 to 6.
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Pavin captures first major at 1995 U S Open
Corey Pavin wins the 1995 U S Open at Shinnecock Hills with a 2 under 280 total, two strokes ahead of Greg Norman. He seals victory with a 228 yard 4 wood to five feet, while Norman laments missed chances and finishes runner up in a major for the seventh time.
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Haney struggles as A's win 3-1 in bullpen miscue game
Oakland pitcher Chris Haney labored in a 3-1 A's victory over Kansas City as a pair of Royals relievers blew leads. Haney earned his fourth no decision in six starts despite a 4.56 ERA, with Montgomery noting bad luck followed his outings and an error on a wind blown play helped Oakland reach 12th.
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Kansas City Royals
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Kansas City
Strawberry returns to New York as Yankee outfielder
Darryl Strawberry, 33, agreed to join the New York Yankees once eligible under baseball rules after completing a 60 day suspension for a January cocaine positive. He has been in treatment and practicing with an independent team in Palm Springs, while Giants and the Major League Players Association postponed a grievance over his release.
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