Major League Baseball Interleague Night Schedule
A list of interleague MLB matchups with start times and pitching lines for multiple games including Boston at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at the Yankees, plus others across the evening. Notable pitchers include Beckett, Greinke, Dickey, Lohse, Cueto, Price, Lilly, Hammel, Tomlin, Vazquez, Paulino, Marquis, Vogelsong, Zito and Lopez.
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Boston
Beckett
Philadelphia
Cl.Lee
Milwaukee
Greinke
N.Y
Yankees
F.garcia
Mets
Dickey
Detroit
Porcello
St. Louis
Lohse
Baltimore
Britton
Pittsburgh
Correia
Toronto
Jo Reyes
Cincinnati
Cueto
Tampa Bay
Price
Texas
C.wilson
Houston
Lyles
L.A. Dodgers
Lilly
Minnesota
Duensing
San Diego
Richard
Washington
Marquis
L.A. Angels
Pineiro
Atlanta
Hanson
Seattle
Pineda
Vogelsong
Chicago Cubs
D.davis
San Fran
Zito
R.lopez
Chicago
New York
Arizona
Colorado
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Kansas City
Oakland
Gomes Leake lead way as Reds top Rays 5 0 at Tropicana
Cincinnati won 5 0 behind Mike Leake six strong innings and Jonny Gomes dramatic solo homer off the catwalk at Tropicana Field. Brandon Phillips added four hits two RBIs as Reds improve to 7 4. Hellickson drops to 7 7. Rays bullpen struggles continue.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Jonny Gomes
Mike Leake
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Gomes
Rays
Tropicana Field
Brandon Phillips
Jeremy Hellickson
Leake
Sam LeCure
Nick Masset
Hellickson
Phillips
Jay Bruce
Reds
Matt Joyce
Evan Longoria
Japan Tops New Zealand as Mexico Draws England
Mexico earned a 1-1 draw with England after Monica Ocampo fired a 30 yard equalizer in Wolfsburg. Japan defeated New Zealand 2-1 in Bochum as Aya Miyama curled in a 17 yard free kick. United States opens Group C against North Korea in Dresden.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mexico
Monica Ocampo
England
Wolfsburg
Aya Miyama
Japan
New Zealand
Bochum
United States
North Korea
Dresden
Ocampo
Miyama
Karen Bardsley
Hope Powell
Robert Green
Yuki Nagasato
Shinobu Ohno
Jenny Bindon
T Wall Ang
Bindon
NC State tourney hero Charles killed in bus crash
Lorenzo Charles, famed NC State hero of the 1983 title run, died when a company bus he was driving crashed on Interstate 40 near Raleigh. No passengers were aboard. Charles, 47, secured the Wolfpack’s dramatic 54-52 win over Houston with a last second dunk, a moment etched in NCAA history.
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Raleigh
N.C
Lorenzo Charles
North Carolina State
Elite
Brad Jackson
Charles
Interstate 40
Dereck Whittenburg
Wolfpack
Houston
Jim Valvano
Whittenburg
Associated Press
David and Goliath
Cavaliers
Georgia
Cougars
Phi
N.C. State
Albuquerque
N.M
Dodgers seek bankruptcy protection amid TV deal fallout
The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware, blaming MLB's rejection of a multibillion-dollar TV deal. Owner Frank McCourt seeks $150 million in financing to run daily operations while a judge weighs the franchise’s future. Selig condemned the move as harmful.
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Ben Zobrist
Casey Kotchman
Dodgers
Twins
Minneapolis
Matt Kemp
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chad Billingsley
Casey Blake
Delaware
Billingsley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Major League Baseball
Frank McCourt
McCourt
Bud Selig
Wilmington
Del
Selig
Vin Scully
MLB
Associated Press
Edward Ristaino
Akerman Senterfitt
Don Mattingly
Mattingly
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