Baseball schedule chaos in National League with multiple games listed
A cluttered channel of NL matchups shows Chicago against Philadelphia Pittsburgh against Atlanta Houston versus Milwaukee St. Louis at Colorado Arizona at San Diego with 10:05 p.m. start. Other 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. games include Los Angeles at San Francisco Montreal at Philadelphia N Y Mets at St Louis Chicago Cubs at San Francisco and Atlanta at Houston plus late 6:05 p.m. and 9:05 p.m. starts.
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Astros Win Behind Oswalt Shutout Over Brewers
Roy Oswalt pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts to post his second career shutout and fourth complete game as the Astros beat the Brewers 2-0 in Houston. Oswalt improved to 2-0, retiring 17 of 18 late batters and needing 94 pitches with no walks. Doug Davis took the loss after six innings with one run and five hits allowed.
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Brewers
Houston
Roy Oswalt
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Oswalt
Scott Podsednik
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Doug Davis
Braves
Marlins
Atlanta
Eli Marrero
Chipper Jones
Julio Franco
RBI
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Jim Thome
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Montreal
Citizens Bankark
Eric Milton
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Phillies
Tim Worrell
Billy Wagner
Pirates
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Jack Wilson
Pittsburgh
Tom Glavine
Cubs win wild 11 10 over Reds on late homers
Cubs rally from ninth inning deficit to beat Reds 11 10 at Wrigley as Sammy Sosa ties the club home run mark with 512 and Moises Alou belts a walk off shot. Alou goes 4 for 5 with three RBIs while Aramis Ramirez adds five RBI day. Umpire ejected managers in a chaotic, wind blown game with eight homers and a resting crowd.
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Wrigley Field
Sammy Sosa
Moises Alou
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Ken Griffey Jr
Sean Casey
Cubs
Sosa
Reds
Danny Graves
Alou
Aramis Ramirez
Dave Miley
Dusty Baker
Ramon Martinez
Kent Mercker
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Martinez
Mike Reilly
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Buckner
Jerry Narron
Crawford Lugo pace Rays to 3-0 win over White Sox
Paul Abbott pitched seven strong innings allowing four hits as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays beat the Chicago White Sox 3-0. Carl Crawford hit a leadoff homer and Julio Lugo added a two run shot in the second, Baez earned the save, Wright took the loss.
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Paul Abbott
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Carl Crawford
Julio Lugo
Chicago White Sox
Willie Harris
Tampa Bay
New York Yankees
Kevin Brown
Trever Miller
Chad Gaudin
Danys Baez
Baez
Dan Wright
Chicago
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Baseball scores and Thursday night games across the American League
Results include Detroit beat Cleveland 11-0 and Texas routed Oakland 7-2. Chicago White Sox outlasted Kansas City 6-5 in 10 innings while Baltimore defeated Boston 12-7 in 11 innings. Minnesota blanked Cleveland 3-0 and Seattle beat Anaheim 6-2. Upcoming games feature multiple doubleheaders and pitcher matchups including Mussina at Boston and Washburn at Anaheim.
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AL Romoup e RED SOX 6, YANKEES 2 at Boston
The Red Sox defeated the Yankees 6 to 2 as Tim Wakefield shut down New York. Alex Rodriguez had an infield single while Manny Ramirez Bill Mueller and Doug Mirabelli homered off Javier Vazquez. Jorge Posada hit his fifth homer for the Yankees.
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Tim Wakefield
Alex Rodriguez
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Rangers
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Lew Ford
RBI
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Kansas City
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Ford
Jaime Cerda
Juan Rincon
Beltran
Joe Nathan
Juan Gonzalez
Mike Sweeney
Orioles
Blue Jays
Toronto
Javy Lopez
Matt Riley
Baltimore
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