Baseball Standings and Schedule Briefing
The American and National Leagues present current standings by division with win loss records and games back, followed by Wednesday and Friday games across multiple matchups. Notable picks include Yankees Mets, Detroit Florida, Minnesota Pittsburgh, Baltimore Toronto, and Seattle Texas among others, plus forthcoming interleague and division battles.
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Baseball and Football Player Movements This Week
MLB teams announce roster moves and signings across baseball with Orioles placing Hollas on 15 day DL and calling up Laker while Davis moves to 60 day DL. Mariners retire Dennis Martinez. Reds option Boone. Rockies recall Perez Rekar and move Wright Bates. Marlins buy Rizzo and assign to Elmira. Dodgers sign Davis. Expos place Fletcher on 15 day DL and Chavez recalled. Mets option Morgan and Acevedo recalled. Pirates activate Christiansen and send Allensworth to Calgary. NFL: Lions sign Dittoe and re-sign Batman. Colts cut Herrod. Chiefs sign Rison. Dolphins sign Fiala and Manning. Redskins sign Hostetler. NHL: Flames announce Pierre Page resigns as coach.
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Royals ride changes to 6-2 win over Astros
KC pitchers Jim Pittsley and Jeff King spark a 6-2 victory as Pittsley goes eight innings with two runs and eight hits allowed and King belted a first inning grand slam. King on a hitting tear, a 13 game streak, 12 RBIs in interleague play against Pittsburgh and Houston.
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Ottawa Legion splits with Emporia after Casady's key hits
Clay Casady powered Ottawa to a 7 4 nightcap win while delivering a bases loaded RBI single and a fifth inning homer. Emporia took the opener 7 4 as Luke Queen was robbed of hits and John Dixon suffered the loss. Ottawa improved to 16 12 and plans a Sunday home game against Leavenworth.
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Osage City Sweeps Pomona In Doubleheader
Osage City defeated Pomona 10-2 in game one and 10-0 in game two. Osage City built a 6-0 lead early, while Pomona managed both runs in the fourth. Pitcher Ron Decock tossed a no hit bid as Osage City scored six runs in the third inning.
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Rison strengthens Chiefs wide receiver corps
Kansas City coach Marty Schottenheimer praised Andre Rison after signing him to a two year deal to pair with Brett Perriman. Rison, a four time Pro Bowler with 569 receptions and 7747 yards, aims to contribute as a big play threat in the Chiefs offense despite a troubled past.
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