AL Leaders List Through Friday Baseball Averages Runs and Hits
A summary of AL leaders through Friday shows Marmerez Boston at 371 batting average and Jariambi Oakland at 368 with Suzuki Seattle at 355. Rodriguez Texas leads runs with 50, and Ramirez Bastar Seattle tops RBI with 58 and Suzuki leads hits with 75.
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Boston
Jariambi
Oakland
Suzuki
Seattle
Mientkiewicz
Minnesota
Jgonzalez
Cleveland
Olerud
Ralomar
A Rodriguez
Texas
Mjsweeney
Kansas City
Mondesi
Toronto
Stewart
Cameron
Cdelgado
RBI
Mramirez
Bastar
Rbdone
Gonzalez
Emartinez
Apalmeiro
Mamirez
Bastion
Jar Grambi
Qlerad
Misweeney
Kamat City
Greer
Echavez
Major League Baseball Leaders Reported for Batting Speed and Power
The list highlights leaders in batting average runs and hits across teams such as Auntria San Francisco and Helton Colorado. Key names include Pujols St Louis Berkman Houston Walker Colorado and LGonzalez Arizona with top marks in hits and home runs.
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Auntria
San Francisco
Alou
Houston
Pujols
St. Loui
Berkman
Hutton
Lwalker
Colorado
Grtey
Cincinnati
Lgonzalez
Arizona
Helton
Floyd
Florida
Kfiska
San Diego
Bands
Chicago
Rbi
St. Louis
Kleska
Walker
St Loui
Bonds
San Fran
Anzona
Drew
St Louis
Halton
Farida
Clones
Atlanta
Sanders
Yankees Top Indians 9 4 as Clemens Stays Warm
New York pitcher Roger Clemens was sharper than Bartolo Colon despite a leg cramp. Posada homered twice and Justice added two solo shots to back Clemens in a 9-4 Yankees win, while Cleveland nursed elbow and arm injuries to Colon Finley Wright and Nagy returning from operations in a rough, injury-plagued day.
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New York
Roger Clemens
Cleveland
Bartaly Colon
Jorge Posada
David Justice
Clemens
New York Yankees
Indians
Posada
Justice
Yankees
Joe Torre
Colon
Chuck Finley
Jaret Wright
Charles Nagy
Minnesota
Charlie Manuel
Steve Reed
RBI
Jim Thome
Thome
Roger
Oswalt shines in debut for Astros in 2-1 win over Dodgers
Roy Oswalt allowed two hits in six innings for his first major league start win as Houston beat Los Angeles 2-1. Oswalt, 3-1, struck out four and walked none, also doubling for his first big league hit. Darren Dreifort took the loss for the Dodgers. Rockies 7 Giants 5 and Cardinals 8 Reds 5 follow with homers and late rallies.
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Cleveland
Clemens
Roy Oswalt
Oswalt
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jose Lima
Denver
Larry Walker
Colorado
Barry Bonds
San Francisco
Bonds
Giants
Robb Nen
Neifi Perez
Nen
Walker
Chad Zerbe
Jone Jimenez
Cardinals
Reds
St Louis
J.D. Drew
Matt Mortis
St. Louis
Cincinnnat
Ray Lankford
Morris
Gene Stechschulte
Lankford
Brian Reith
Wakefield
Toronto
Joey Hamilton
Orioles
Athletics
Oakland
Calif
Josh Towers
Baltimore
Jeff Conine
Brady Anderson
Oroles
Barry Zito
David Segui
RBI
Jerry Hairston
A’s
Towers
Texas
Pat Henigen
Cy Young
Jason Giambi
Everett Left Handed Power Lifts Red Sox Past Blue Jays
Left handed batter Carl Everett again faced a left handed pitcher and hit a game deciding homer in the ninth as Boston topped Toronto 2 1 in Toronto. Manny Ramirez added a second inning homer while Pete Schourek earned the win and Rod Beck closed it for Boston. Toronto faltered as Tim Wakefield held the Jays to one run through six before fatigue and a balking bullpen turn the tide.
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Carl Everett
Red Sox
Toronto
Everett
Boston Red Sox
Toronto Blue Jays
Ter
Dan Plesac
Windows Restaurant
Center Field
David Cone
Plesac
Manny Ramirez
SkyDome
Pete Schourek
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Angheim
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Texas Helling
Dantane
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Oakland Idle
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East Wol Pet
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Siba
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Il Sentra
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Chicago White Sox
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Philadelphia
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Ontre
Colorado New York
New York Appier
Ronida Burnett
Paizona Johnson
Lou Matthews
St Lows
Associated Press
Rich Rodriguez
Russell Branyan
Chuck Knoblauch
Einar Diaz
Branyan
Hie Aysouiell
Paul O'Neill
Yankee Stadium
The
Rod Beck
Blue Jays
Buck Martinez
Tim Wakefield
Carlos Delgado
Brian Simmons
Jeff Frye
Jimy Williams
Rich Garces
Williams
Prossike Kinkade
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland Athletics
Terrence Long
Melvin Mora