National League Scores and Evening MLB Schedule
MLB results roll in with Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Baltimore routing Atlanta 5 to 0. Texas topped Houston 3 to 1 while Minnesota won 6 to 3 at Milwaukee. Night slate includes San Francisco at Oakland and San Diego at Seattle with noted pitchers and start times across multiple venues.
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Reds Rally Seals Win as Pena Delivers Grand Slam
At Cincinnati Reds beat slumping Pirates 6 to 4 behind pinch hitter Wily Mo Pena who delivered a seventh inning grand slam to cap a six run rally. Before the game the Reds honored Ken Griffey Jr for his 500th home run with a video montage and fireworks. Griffey went 0-for-3 with a walk and is 1-for-19 since the milestone.
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Devil Rays Triumph Over Marlins With Near No-Hitter
Devon Brazelton carried a no-hit bid into the eighth inning as the Devil Rays edged the Marlins 2 0 in St. Petersburg. Brazelton earned his first win, walking six and striking out five in 15 starts, with Danys Baez securing the save. Mike Lowell broke the bid with a ground-rule double, finishing a two-hitter for Florida.
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Rangers rout Astros as Kenny Rogers wins 10th
Kenny Rogers pitched a three hitter to become the AL’s first 10-game winner, lifting the Texas Rangers to an 8-1 victory over the Houston Astros. Beltran homered in the seventh for Houston’s lone run, while Soriano added an 11th homer for a 3-1 lead.
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Rolen Drives Cardinals Past Royals in Interleague Clash
Rolen hit a left field line double with bases loaded for his second in six days and added an 18th homer in the eighth. Mabry also homered, Buck debuted behind the plate for Kansas City, while DeJesus collected two hits. Royals catcher Kelly Stinnett will have Tommy John surgery and miss the season. Greinke opened every start with a first pitch strike. The crowd totaled 40,628 as Morris earned his 800th strikeout.
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Cubs Rally, Sox Blown Open With Cubs Pouring Past in Opener
Cubs top White Sox 7-4 after a rough start by Jon Garland. Paul Konerko belts a three run homer in the eighth to trim the deficit, while Ramon Martinez adds a solo shot in the ninth. Prior struggles with command, 99 pitches in five innings.
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Baseball bans andro across major leagues
Major league Baseball and the players union quietly bannedandrostanedione this season after FDA halted sales on April 12. The measure, backed by both sides and supported by Harvard research, adds the substance to the sport’s banned list with penalties for positives.
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Tigers 2 Diamondbacks 1 clinch short Detroit win
Jason Johnson dazzled over eight innings allowing one hit as Detroit beat Arizona 2 1 to end the Diamondbacks season high seven game skid. Johnson (5-7) fanned five and walked one, outdueling Brandon Webb who allowed a season low four hits in his first complete game of the year.
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