Major League Baseball Tonight's Daily Games
National League matchups feature St Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati with several 6 to 9 pm starts. American League games include Tampa Bay at Baltimore, Toronto at Boston, Cleveland at Texas, Detroit at Chicago, Minnesota at Kansas City, Los Angeles at Oakland, and the Yankees at Seattle with varied starting times.
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C.carpenter
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Karstens
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Dempster
Cincinnati
Leake
Florida
Hand
Atlanta
Washington
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Mets
Gee
Philadelphia
Hamels
Houston
Happ
Colorado
Rogers
Milwaukee
Greinke
Arizona
I.kennedy
L.A
Dodgers
Billingsley
San Diego
Luebke
San Francisco
Cain
Tampa Bay
Price
Baltimore
Simon
Toronto
Morrow
Boston
Wakefield
Cleveland
Masterson
Texas
M.harrison
Detroit
Verlander
Chicago
WCGB
Oh Cincinnati
New York
Los Angeles Colorado
Kansas City
Minnesota
Yankees
L.A. Angels
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
N.Y
Brady, Pats rout Fins for 517 yards and four TDs
Brady benched after first interception in months, then led the Patriots to a 38-24 victory over the Dolphins. He threw for a team record 517 yards and four touchdowns including a 99 yard TD to Wes Welker, while Miami's Chad Henne set a personal best with 416 yards. Brady extended an NFL record by throwing 358 straight passes without an interception before Odrick's pick. Norm Van Brocklin held the 554 yard game record from 1951.
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New England
Tom Brady
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Brady
Wes Welker
New England Patriots
Jared Odrick
Pions
Chad Henne
NFL
Norm van Brocklin
Jeremiah Bell
Patriots
Welker
Pirates rally past Cardinals in late eighth for 6 5 win
Pedro Ciriaco lined a two run double as Pittsburgh turned a 4 3 deficit into a 6 4 lead in the eighth inning. Ryan Doumit and Neil Walker contributed RBI hits while Joel Hanrahan closed for his 37th save. Albert Pujols homered and drove in three for St. Louis, which saw its wild card pursuit suffer a setback.
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Pittsburgh
Pedro Ciriaco
St. Louis
Fernando Salas
Cardinals
Albert Pujols
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Ryan Doumit
RBI
Marc Rzepczynski
Ciriaco
Joel Hanrahan
Corey Patterson
Pujols
Neil Walker
Alex Presley
Pirates
Jason Grilli
Brad Lincoln
Jon Jay
Pnc Park
Kyle Lohse
Lohse
Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
Starlin Castro
Chicago
Aramis Ramirez
Dou
Djokovic Wins First US Open Title Over Nadal
Novak Djokovic defeats Rafael Nadal 6 2 6 4 6 7 3 6 1 to claim his first U S Open crown and third major of 2011 in New York. Djokovic overcomes back pain and cramps with aggressive play and clutch final rounds to extend a season marked by dominance and a 64 2 overall record.
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Djokovic
Nadal
Howard Fendrich
Associated Press
New York
Novak Djokovic
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Rafael Nadal
Flushing Meadows
John McEnroe
Roger Federer
Rod Laver
Don Budge
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