American League batting and pitching leaders list
Friday update shows leaders in batting RBI and home runs with players like Garciaparra Boston and Thomas Chicago atop various stat categories. Names appear inconsistently with several garbled entries for teams and players, indicating OCR errors but preserving key figures like 370 batting average and 142 RBIs for Thomas.
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Anaheim
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Toronto
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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Seattle
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National League batting leaders include Helton and Alou
Helton of Colorado leads NL batting with 356. Alou of Houston stands second with 352. Castilla of Florida 341 and Vidro of Montreal 336 follow. Amonds of Colorado 335, Kent of Tirantuiay 33% AGI-SS0sa Chicago 136, Hidalgo and Giles among other leaders.
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Colorado
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Houston
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Montreal
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Flori
Vidro
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Chicago
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San Fran
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Uerrero
Hidalgo
Uston
Giles
Pittsburgh
Bombers Back On Track as Justice Jeter Power Yankees Past Tigers
The New York Yankees snap a six game skid with a 13-8 win over Detroit as David Justice homered twice and Derek Jeter added a three run shot and four hits. Jorge Posada also homered and Jeter drove in four while New York pounded 18 hits to seize the lead and cut the magic number.
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New York Yankees
David Justice
Derek Jeter
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankeys
Joe Tore
Justice
Jorge Posada
Jeter
Cleveland
Bears
Toronto
Tampa Bay
Torre
Luis Soto
Scott Brosius
Chuck Knoblauch
Tigers
Willie Blair
Blair
White Sox
Twins
Minneapolis
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Metrodome
Jim Parque
Keith Foulke
Marlins
Rockies
Denver
Preston Wilson
Florida
Colorado
Chuck Smith
Marfins
Reds
Astros
Cincinnati
Alex Ochoa
Chris Stynes
Houston
Mohantash
Joe Slusarski
Stynes
Homer
Diamondbacks
Giants
San Francisco
Luis Gonzalez
San Francisco Bay
Arizona
Matt Williams
Geraldo Guzman
A's take AL West lead with Grieves grand slam
Oakland Athletics surged past Seattle to seize first in the AL West as Kevin Appier held Seattle to one hit over seven innings and Ben Grieve belted a grand slam in a seven run seventh inning.
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Jeff Nelson
Yankees
Manano Rivera
Roger Clemens
Brad Ausmus
Clemens
Kevin Appier
Ben Grieve
Oakland Athletics
Seattle
Mariners
Oakland
A's
Seatte
Mets clinch playoff berth with win over Phillies
Mets stay in NL East race as Bobby Valentine lauds a three game lead in the wild card chase after a 7-3 victory over Philadelphia. Mike Hampton fans nine and Edgardo Alfonzo homers as New York strengthens playoff hopes while Atlanta clings to first in the division.
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Tampa
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Anaheim
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Tampa Bay
Toronto
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Seattle
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Partinez
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Parque
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Mussina
Clemens
Crinley
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Crowe
Sasaki
Mrivers
Wetteland
Koch
Foulke
Atlanta
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Zentral
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Nicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Suston Miller
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Philadelphia
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Colorado
Ida Sanchez
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Arizona
San Francisco
Mizona Anderson
Francisco Hernandez
San Diego
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Mets
Bobby Valentine
Phillies
Mike Hampton
Edgardo Alfonzo
Mike Piazza
Cardinals
Cubs
Placido Polanco
Mark Grace
Polanco
RBI
Joey Nation
Nation
Dodgers and Giants Clash in NL Wild Card Race Dates
Baseball notes outline dates for the National League wild-card chase. Dodgers schedule shows games on Sept. 24 and 26 to 28, with Sept. 24 labeled 5D. San Francisco Giants games listed Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, with Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 window and a note of Sept. 24. Details are fragmentary.
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Toronto
Tampa Bay
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Seattle
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