National League Standings and Schedule Summary
The NL leaders show Atlanta and Philadelphia tied at 49 44 527, Montreal trails, with St. Louis leading the Central at 59 34 634. West division shows Los Angeles atop 54 38 587, followed by San Francisco 52 42 553. Monday results list several winners and losers including Montreal 6 Pittsburgh 2 and Atlanta 4 Philadelphia 2. Upcoming games lead with Cincinnati Milwaukee and St. Louis Chicago Cubs matchups and various midweek starts across the circuit.
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Phillies Rally to Beat Braves in 10th for Tie in NL East
In Atlanta, the Phillies erased a late deficit with two unearned runs in the eighth and won 4 3 in 10 innings on Bobby Abreu RBI single. Jimmy Rollins then stole second and Chase Utley sacrificed to set up the decisive rally against Antonio Alfonseca.
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Braves
Atlanta
Bobby Abreu
Philadelphia
Jaret Wright
Jimmy Rollins
Antonio Alfonseca
Chase Utley
Eddie Perez
REDS
Brewers
Cincinnati
Brandon Claussen
Jason Romano
Milwaukee
Claussen
Bill Hall
Yankees
Aaron Boone
Pirates
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Sean Burnett
Montreal
Rob Mackowiak
Burnett
San Juan
Marlins
METS
New York
Miguel Cabrera
Florida
Mike Piazza
Juan Pierre
Piazza
Dodgers
Astros
Houston
Adrian Beltre
Los Angeles
Cardinals rally past Cubs in dramatic nine-run comeback
St Louis erased a 7-1 deficit to beat Chicago 10-9 as Albert Pujols blasted his 27th homer and notched a three homer day after earlier doubles and a run driven in. Isringhausen earned his 24th save as the Cubs were stunned by the rally and the onfield feud between Hawkins and Tschida faded from focus.
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Tony la Russa
Jason Isringhausen
Aramis Ramirez
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RBI
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Travis Hafner
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McSparin named SIC baseball coach in unanimous vote
Paul McSparin, 30, former Carbondale coach and ex Pirates catcher, was chosen by Southeastern Illinois College leaders in Harrisburg to lead SIC baseball. He returns to Saline County, where he played and started his pro career, after transforming Carbondale’s program and building its facilities.
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Southeastern Illinois College
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Pittsburgh
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Major League Baseball Daily Schedule Summary
The American League slate lists Baltimore at Boston for the day games at 12:05 p.m. and 6:05 p.m. plus Toronto at New York Yankees at 12:05 p.m. Kansas City visits Detroit at 12:05 p.m. Tampa Bay plays Minnesota at 12:10 p.m. Anaheim goes to Texas at 1:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox travel to Cleveland at 6:05 p.m. and Oakland hosts Seattle at 9:05 p.m.
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Rangers edge White Sox 6 4 on Barajas two run double
Rod Barajas broke a tie with a two run double in the eighth inning as the Rangers defeated the White Sox 6 4 in Arlington Texas Gary Matthews Jr homered for the AL West leaders who have won five of six Chicago got homers from Konerko Valentin and Lee but fell a half game behind the Twins in the AL Central.
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Arlington
Texas
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Chicago
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Paul Konerko
Jose Valentin
Carlos Lee
Minnesota
Brad Fullmer
Damaso Marte
Mark Teixeira
Laynce Nix
TWINS
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Detroit
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Justin Morneau
Orioles
Royals
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Karim Garcia
Baltimore
Garcia
New York Mets
Mike DeJean
Dennys Reyes
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Devil Rays
St. Petersburg
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Jose Contreras
New York
Tampa Bay
Derek Jeter
Victor Zambrano
Indians
Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Travis Hafner
Cleveland
Athletics
Blue Jays
Oakland
Damian Miller
David Bush
Toronto
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