National League standings and midweek results update
NL East led by Florida at 39 33 642, Philadelphia 37 33 442, New York 35 36 493, Atlanta 33 38 465. Central top St. Louis 43 29 597, Chicago 40 32 556, Cincinnati 40 32 556. West San Francisco 41 32 562, Los Angeles 37 33 529, San Diego 37 34 521. Wednesdays saw Florida 6 Atlanta 0 and St. Louis 10 Chicago Cubs 9 among others. multiple games listed for Thursday and today with numerous matchups and broadcasters.
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Reds Rally Past Mets as Cameron Error Opens Big Seventh
At New York, Mike Cameron misplayed Griffey Jr. fly ball allowing three in a five run seventh as Cincinnati erased a 2-1 deficit. Cory Lidle pitched eight innings for the win, Glavine took a 2-1 lead into the seventh before the rally. Rockies top Brewers 8 0 Expos beat Phillies 3 2 Braves 9 4 Giants 9 Dodgers 3 all in AP report.
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METS
New York
Mike Cameron
Ken Griffey Jr
Cincinnati
Cory Lidle
Cameron
Tom Glavine
Glavine
Tim Hummel
Javier Valentine
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Brewers
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Mark Sweeney
Aaron Cook
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Montreal
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Tony Batista
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Nick Green
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Dontrelle Willis
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A.J. Pierzynski
Marquis Grissom
Los Angeles
Beltran Traded From Royals to Astros in Three-Way Deal
Star center fielder Carlos Beltran is sent from Kansas City to Houston in a three team move that also lands Octavio Dotel at Oakland. Royals receive Mark Teahen Mike Wood and John Buck as Houston reshapes its lineup alongside Clemens Pettitte Hidalgo moves previous week. Beltran adds impact bat as Astros pursue all in year while Biggio shifts position.
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Carlos Beltran
Kansas City
Houston Astros
Octavio Dotel
Oakland
Royals
Mark Teahen
Mike Wood
John Buck
Astros
Gerry Hunsicker
Carlos
Beltran
Roger Clemens
Andy Pettitte
Houston
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Biggio
Richard Hidalgo
New York Mets
David Weathers
Hunsicker
Allard Baird
Lance Berkman
Cardinals Shut Out Cubs Behind Carpenter’s Nine K's
Matt Clement dominate through six, working into seventh as Cardinals blank Chicago 7-0. Carpenter records nine strikeouts matching season best, allowed seven hits before Isringhausen finishes with one hit allowed in ninth. Ordonez errors lead to three unearned runs, Cubs stranded runners in key sequences and fail to win back-to-back road series.
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Jason Isringhausen
St. Louis
Matt Clement
Cardinals
Ordonez
Cubs
Corey Patterson
Sammy Sosa
Jim Edmonds
Hector Luna
White Sox edge Indians as Rauch wins fifth starter duel
In Chicago, Jon Rauch pitched five solid innings to pick up the win as the White Sox beat the Indians 7-1. Jose Valentin homered, Aaron Rowand made two great catches, and Chicago’s bullpen shut down Cleveland after a four-run eighth inning. Rauch improved to 1-1, with the club correcting an earlier clubhouse incident.
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Derek Jeter
Javier Vazquez
New York
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