Baseball standings and weekend results in the National League
The National League East leaders Philadelphia and others show records with New York and Atlanta close behind. Weekday games feature Mets over Reds 7-6, Cubs over Astros 5-4 in 10 innings, and Phillies 10-5 over Montreal, plus Atlanta 9-4 over Florida and Dodgers 5-4 over San Francisco. Weekend schedules include doubleheaders and multiple matchups across divisions with proposed times and venues in San Juan and other cities.
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Pirates sweep Brewers as Bay drives eight RBIs again
At Pittsburgh the Pirates extended their winning streak to seven with an 8-1 opener in which Jason Bay totaled eight RBIs, including three two-run doubles and a two-run homer. Tony Alvarez hit a grand slam while Oliver Perez pitched well to halt Milwaukee’s five-game run. Bay matched his season high RBI total from Sept. 19, while the Pirates ride their hottest stretch since September 2000.
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Expos beat Blue Jays 2-0 in Puerto Rico finale?
Livan Hernandez pitched a four hitter for his fourth complete game of the season as Montreal topped Toronto 2-0 in San Juan. Tony Batista drove in two runs, and the Expos eyed a potential final homestand in Puerto Rico as MLB ponders a permanent team home later this year. Hernandez improved to 6-7, Bush took the loss in his major league debut.
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Brenly Fired as Dbacks Name Pedrique Interim Manager
The Arizona Diamondbacks dismissed manager Bob Brenly amid their worst season since 1998. Third base coach Al Pedrique was named interim manager, with bench coach Robin Yount resigning in Brenly's loyalty and pitching coach Chuck Kniffin also fired. Pedrique, a former minor league manager, will reinstall Alex Cintron as everyday shortstop and make minor staff reshuffles to try to turn the season around.
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Richie Sexson
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Cubs Rally Over White Sox In Tight Interleague Clash
Paul Konerko belted a ninth inning double off LaTroy Hawkins to lift Chicago, while Cubs starter Zambrano logged 123 pitches in a 5 4 game. Derrek Lee dropped a potential fly for an error aiding Chicago’s early cushion as Mark Grudzielanek and Corey Patterson doubled in the third.
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Huff, Rays top Marlins as Pavano falters in Miami
In Miami Aubrey Huff drove in three runs including an 11th homer to lift Tampa Bay over Carl Pavano and the Marlins 4-2. Huff also added an RBI single, while Mike Lowell homered for Florida as they slide to 8-10 in 14. Pavano lost for the first time in eight starts, giving up four runs and 12 hits in seven innings.
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