O'Backs Hold On To Beat Braves 2-1
Juan Cruz pitched seven shutout innings as the Arizona Diamondbacks ended a 24 inning scoreless stretch with two unearned runs in the eighth to defeat the Atlanta Braves 2-1. Shawn Green delivered a two run single with two outs after a bases loaded jam created by Horacio Ramirez.
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Braves Can’t Close, Ramirez Blown Save in Eighth
NL Romnpup Ramirez held Diamondbacks to three hits across seven but a seventh inning miscue doomed Atlanta. DaVanon walked, Green sacrificed, Ramirez mishandled a grounder and flipped an errant throw over Marcus Giles. Pirates 9, Brewers 4: Doumit’s ninth inning hit seals win after controversial call overturns Castillo homer. Pittsburgh completes four-game sweep.
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Clemens in Lexington Works Out With Son in Texas League
Roger Clemens pitched in a near empty Lexington Legends stadium guiding son Koby during batting practice. He described the session as clockwork and plans a 60 pitch limit for his Tuesday start with Lexington before possible jumps to Corpus Christi and Round Rock.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Tonight's Games
National League and American League standings list results from Wednesdays games with teams like Washington Philadelphia Seattle Texas St Louis Houston Oakland Kansas City San Diego Colorado and more. It includes Thursdays results and today's probable pitchers for all matchups across both leagues.
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Isringhausen on a Roll for Cardinals Closer
Cardinals closer Jason Isringhausen has 11 straight saves and 17 in 19 chances as he extends a hot run. He lauds his roll while the team celebrates depth, moves toward Lee Smith’s club record, and notes minor mechanical tweaks and supportive video work from earlier struggles.
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Tigers rally past Yankees in ninth inning win
Detroit erased a 6-5 deficit in the ninth with Marcus Thames and Ivan Rodriguez setting up Magglio Ordonez and Carlos Guillen for a decisive game winning two run hit off Kyle Farnsworth. Fernando Rodney earned the win. The Tigers avoided a four game sweep as New York lost its fifth straight game.
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Kyle Farnsworth
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Joe Torre
Farnsworth
Marcus Thames
Ivan Rodriguez
Magglio Ordonez
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Derek Jeter
Chien- Ming Wang
Justin Verlander
Yankees overpower Tigers on offense in rout
Yankees build early lead with back to back doubles by Cano and Phillips and a two-out rally as Posada, Cano, and Phillips drive in runs. Tigers answer with a four-run fourth, Giambi homers in the fifth, then rally falls short as Norwood or Zumaya finish.
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Andy Phillips
Johnny Damon
Melky Cabrera
Alex Rodriguez
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Rodriguez
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