Bonds Trail Ruth as Phillies rout Giants 8-3 in win streak
Barry Bonds fell two homers short of Babe Ruth as the Phillies combined for eight runs in a hitter friendly Philadelphia park. Ryan Howard and Chase Utley each hit two homers, Aaron Rowand added one, and Gavin Floyd earned the win. Moises Alou left with a sprained ankle for the Giants while Pat Burrell exited with hamstring tightness. Bonds went 0 for 3 and remains at 712 career homers, two behind Ruth.
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NL Box Scores NL Leaders Batting and Runs and More
Baseball leaders list highlights from batting average runs and RBIs with top players from Hawpe Alou Berkman Vizquel MiCabrera Atkins Fielder Pujols and others. Hitting leaders Hawpe Berkman and Fielder plus total runs and RBIs for stars across NL teams.
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Major League Baseball standings and today's games overview
National League results show Milwaukee routing San Francisco 7 to 4 and Philadelphia beating Atlanta 6 to 3 among others. Friday features Washington blanking Pittsburgh 6 to 0 and St. Louis topping Florida 7 to 2. Tonight's schedule lists 12 noon to night games with probable pitchers for each matchup across both leagues.
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Cardinals topple Marlins on Cinco de Mayo in 7-2 win
Cardinals beat Florida 7-2 as Albert Pujols hits a first pitch homer to break a scoreless tie and make a big April mark. Mitch Eckstein and Scott Rolen contribute, while Dontrelle Willis struggles and Sergio Mitre suffers his fourth straight loss. The game featured an 18 minute delay when stadium lights went out.
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Royals Rally Past White Sox On Ninth Inning Walks
Kerry Robinson delivered a go ahead RBI single to cap Kansas City's four run ninth inning rally, turning a 4-2 deficit into a 5-4 victory over Chicago. Boos and Grudzielanek and Stairs drove in runs as Ambiorix Burgos earned the save after Elmer Dessens left the game with a win pending. Thome homered for Chicago, his 12th of the season, as the White Sox bullpen faltered in the ninth and Jenks blew his first save.
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Roundup: Elarton shines as Royals edge White Sox in Chicago
Royals pitcher Scott Elarton allows three hits in six innings as Tadahito Iguchi ties the game with a seventh inning homer. John Buck misplayed a fly for a go-ahead double than followed with an RBI. Chicago's Jon Garland matched Elarton until the seventh.
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AL Batting Leaders Highlight Tejada and Martinez Feats
A summary table lists AL batting leaders Tejada Baltimore .392 and Martinez Cleveland .387, with Rios Toronto .386 and VWells Toronto .375. It notes Hafner Cleveland with 33 runs, Jeter New York 364 average, and various RBI and hits leaders across teams.
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