Monday Major League Matchups and Leaders
Baseball schedule lists Toronto at Baltimore Detroit at Tampa Bay Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Boston at Minnesota Oakland at Texas Seattle at Anaheim with first pitches times. Through Friday leaders include Garciaparra Erstad Rodriguez Delgado and Glaus among top batters and home run totals.
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National League slate features Mets and Expos splashes
The schedule lists Cincinnati at Arizona, NY Mets at Florida at 745 p.m. Montreal at Atlanta 7 40 p.m. Phi bail BC plorado at San Diego one games.
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Lead Story of Baseball Leaders and Home Run Leaders
A list of baseball leaders by batting average and home runs appears, naming players such as Fridtzy Batting and McGuire, Griffey Jr, Sheffield, and Kent from teams including Colorado Montreal New York Cincinnati St Louis and Atlanta. Additional stats include RBI and pitching records with several players and teams referenced.
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Sox ride Valentin triple to 7 2 win in outfield debut
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 7 2 as Jose Valentin, pressed into outfield duty by injuries, belts a bases loaded triple and stars in the majors debut there. Izzy Alcantara, moved from infield to right, struggles in field as Red Sox fail to hit to Valentin.
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Orioles Over Blue Jays in 12 Run Rally
Harold Baines homered twice and Charles Johnson also connected as Baltimore beat Toronto 12 5 at Baltimore. Sidney Ponson improved to 5 4 with an eight hit outing and nine strikeouts as the Orioles snapped a 13 game slide against the Blue Jays.
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Yankees Bedevil Rays 6-1 As Mar tinez Breaks Slump
In St Petersburg Florida Tino Martinez ended an 0 for 15 drought with a single and a three run double powering the New York Yankees past the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 6 to 1 Owner George Steinbrenner attended a bench clearing brawl between Rays Bobby Smith and Yankees Jorge Posada Hernandez returned to the rotation to gain the win while Smith and Posada were ejected after a seventh inning altercation ONeill doubled twice drove in a run and Jeter Spencer joined in with RBI hits as Guthrie took the loss for Tampa Bay
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Cardinals rally past Astros for 10-9 win
Jim Edmonds doubled twice and drove in two runs as the Cardinals overcame a 7-3 deficit to beat the Houston Astros 10-9. Mark McGwire belted his 30th homer in a five straight Busch Stadium game stretch, while Fernando Tatis hit his first since returning from the DL.
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Mets Crush Braves in 9-1 Rout Boosting Momentum
Mike Piazza fueled the Mets with a two run homer and RBIs in 14 straight games as New York routed Atlanta 9-1. Derek Bell added four hits, Benny Agbayani homered, and Al Leiter improved to 10-1 while striking out 12 in seven innings. Chipper Jones returned from Atlanta after his son's birth, symbolizing a tense series and potential mental edge for the Mets.
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