Baseball Scores and Leaders From Around the League
MLB action listed for 705 pm starts including Baltimore at Cleveland and Kansas City at Minnesota. Jeter leads New York with 42 in a Friday through Friday update. Fernandez, Ramirez, Lofton and others top charts in hits, doubles, triples, and home runs across Toronto Cleveland Oakland Boston Texas Seattle and Chicago.
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Baseball Roundup Brings New York, Houston Stars to Fore
A dense early morning sports card lists players and teams such as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Montreal and St Louis with runs, hits and fielding feats. Notable names include Bagwell, Gwynn, Williams and M Williams. stats cover doubles triples and stolen bases across multiple clubs, with leaders and standout performances highlighted.
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Mariners Crush Yankees 14-5 On 19 Hits In Win
Ken Griffey Jr tied for 45th on the career list with a Lith homer as Seattle hammered New York for 19 hits. Griffey drove in two in the sixth and John Mabry set a team hits mark by going 5-for-6. Freddy Garcia improved to 4-1, while Orlando Hernandez struggled, yielding seven runs in five innings.
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Red Sox rookie wins in big league debut
Red Sox rookie Juan Pena pitched six innings in his major league debut and combined with Derek Lowe on a four hitter to beat the Anaheim Angels 6-1 in Boston. Pena improved to 1-0, allowing three hits and one run with eight strikeouts and one walk.
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Yoshii Quietly Shuts Down Diamondbacks In Mets Win
Masato Yoshii pitched two-hit ball through six innings before a cracked fingernail ended his day as the Mets held off Arizona 4 2. John Olerud and Matt Franco homered while Mike Piazza led the pitching via his sign calling. Luis Gonzalez extended his MLB leading 21 game hit streak with a ninth inning single. Armando Benitez closed out the win after John Franco allowed a ninth inning spark.
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Sosa Reaches Upper Deck as Cubs Top Reds 7 4
In Cincinnati, Sammy Sosa belted an estimated 453 foot shot into the Reds red seats becoming the first Cubs player to reach Cinergy Field’s upper deck. Benito Santiago homered twice and drove in four as Chicago built a 7 4 victory behind Jon Lieber who returned from injury to win.
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