Mariners win keeps road streak alive at 37 series
Ichiro Suzuki delivered a bases loaded single off B E Ryans leg to cap a six run sixth inning as Seattle beat Baltimore 6-4. Paul Abbott improved to 14-3, enabling 4 runs over five innings, with Kazuhiro Sasaki earning his 40th save. Mariners aim to extend the road streak in the next game.
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Leaders Through Friday Batting and Fielding Leaders Listed
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2025 Baseball Leaderboard Figures From Patchy OCR
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El Duque Shines As Yankees Top Red Sox 2-1
Hernandez returns from injury to win his first since last September while Bernie Williams belts a solo homer in the ninth for the Yankees. Pedro Martinez dazzles in six innings but Boston drops closer in the AL East race.
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Sosa lifts Cubs past Maddux with 471-foot homer
Sammy Sosa downplays gloat after his 471-foot drive off Greg Maddux as the Cubs beat Atlanta 5-3 to extend their win streak to four and move a game up in the NL wild card race. The string of key hits, intentional walks, and late scoring helped Chicago seize control of the game and add pressure on San Francisco.
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