Harang outpitches Big Z in Reds win over Cubs
Aaron Harang allowed four hits including three homers but edged Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano as Cincinnati beat Chicago 6-5. Zambrano failed to win for the third straight start, while Derrek Lee Ramirez and Jacque Jones homer for the Cubs. Phillies, Mets, Marlins, and Braves games also noted with key late scoring plays and saves.
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Major League Baseball standings and schedule update
American and National League results from Monday and Tuesday games with scores for Boston Tampa Bay Detroit Baltimore New York Toronto Seattle Minnesota Chicago White Sox Oakland Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston L A Dodgers New York Mets Philadelphia Washington Atlanta Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Colorado San Diego Houston plus listed tomorrow starters for each matchup across both leagues.
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Dodgers Flounder as Hitting and Pitching Collapse
Los Angeles Dodgers slump after a rough stretch, dropping to fourth in the NL West and facing a string of losses. Jeff Kent and Grady Little acknowledge failures in hitting, pitching, and base running as Nomar Garciaparra is ejected and placed on the disabled list. Starters Penny Lowe Schmidt Wolf Hendrickson Tomko struggle, with mixed results and injuries clouding the rotation.
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Randy Wolf
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Tigers rally to beat Indians in pivotal series opener
Magglio Ordonez belted a three run homer in the 10th inning as Detroit surged past Cleveland 6-2 to claim a one game lead in the AL Central. Curtis Granderson sparked the drama with a leadoff triple and Ordonez sealed it with his 22nd homer after Borowski faltered.
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Box Scores and Leaders Highlight AL Batting and Runs
Mordonez Detroit leads batting at .359 while Suzuki Seattle hits .346 and Polanco Detroit .344. Figgins Los Angeles sits at .342. Posada New York joins Pedroia Boston at .328 and Jeter New York at .377. Rodriguez New York has 107 runs, Sheffield Detroit 94, Granderson 92, Mordonez 90, Rios Toronto 87, Abreu New York 86.
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