Sunday Baseball Schedule With Multiple Matches
Sunday schedule lists nine MLB games across venues. Seattle faces Cleveland at 1 05 p m while Texas visits New York at 1 05 p m. Detroit plays Boston, Chicago hosts Toronto, Kansas Day travels to Baltimore, Oakland at Milwaukee, Chicago at Toronto evening game, and California at Minnesota later night.
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National League Standings Schedule Highlights
Major league games listed with start times and pitchers for St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Montreal at Houston Pittsburgh at San Francisco Philadelphia at Colorado Atlanta at San Diego New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at San Francisco Florida at Los Angeles Montreal Hill at Houston Atlanta at San Diego Glavine at San Diego.
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Opening Day Glints From Baseball Season Preview
Chi cago faces Toronto with Jack McDowell opposing Juan Guzman in a rematch of last year’s playoffs. Seattle visits Cleveland as Dennis Martinez starts for the Indians in the Jacobs Field opener while Randy Johnson headlines Seattle’s spring run. Montreal closed last season strong at 28 of 35.
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Toronto
Jack McDowell
Juan Guzman
Seattle
Cleveland
Dennis Martinez
Indians
Jacobs Field
Randy Johnson
Mariners
Montreal
Boston Red Sox
Florida Marlins
New York Mets
Hillary Rodham Clinton
New Park
Chicago Cubs
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Babe Ruth
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Mike Piazza
Los Angeles
Cardinals beat Reds 64 in opener with firsts of 1994 season
AP reports Major League Baseball 1994 season opens with St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 64. First pitch by Jose Rijo at 8 11 p m EDT. Ray Lankford hits the first hit a solo homer. Ozzie Smith records the first out. Bob Tewksbury issues the first walk to Barry Larkin. Reds manager Davey Johnson first ejected for arguing a hit by pitch call. Erik Pappas commits the first error on a throw to second.
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Tribe trades Hernandez for Matt Turner in bullpen shakeup
Cleveland sends Jeremy Hernandez to Florida for Matt Turner after Hernandez faltered in spring and early losses. Turner, a right handed reliever, joins an Indians bullpen alongside Steve Farr, who may not handle closing duties alone due to elbow surgery. Derek Lilliquist and Eric Plunk also factor in.
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Florida
Matt Turner
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Eric Plunk
Reds opener marred by Schott attitude and low crowd
Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott snubbed opening night, prompting a lackluster Sun day game atmosphere. Ray Lankford and the Cardinals edged the Reds 64 as Riverfront drew just 32,803 in the stadium’s smallest opening night turnout in 24 years.
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Indians Open Season at New Park Versus Mariners
The Indians host the Seattle Mariners at Jacobs Field in the first 1:05 p.m. game of the season. Dennis Martinez starts against Randy Johnson, with Clinton and Hall of Famer Bob Feller throwing ceremonial first pitches. Manager Hargrove seeks to lift a team banking on Lofton Baerga Belle and Thome Ramirez as Hart touts a stronger rotation and bullpen.
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Martinez
Jack Morris
Chris Nabholz
Montreal
Steve Farr
Charles Nagy
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Belle
Lofton
Indians Seattle Lineups Highlight Vizquel Trade Trio
Kenny Lofton bats leadoff as the Indians lineup includes Omar Vizquel hitting second, while Reggie Jefferson and Felix Fermin slot seventh and ninth for Seattle. Murray records his 2,369th first-base game, surpassing Jake Beckley as the all time leader at that position.
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Omar Vizquel
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Today’s Lineup Shuffles Giants of Baseball Age 90s Style
The lineup lists Kenny Lotton at center field Omar Vizquel at shortstop Cares Baorga at second base Albert Belle at first Eddie Murray at first Candy Maktonado at designated hitter Sandy Alomar at catcher Manny Ramirez at right Mark Lewis at third Doonis Martinez at pitcher Rich Amaral at left Edgar Martinez at third Ken Gnitray at center Bubner at right Enc Anthony at third Tino Martinaz at first Regge Jefferson at outfield Dan Wilson at catcher Felix Fermin at short Randy Johnson as pitcher
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Mark Lewis
Doonis Martinez
Rich Amaral
Edgar Martinez
Ken Gnitray
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Regge Jefferson
Dan Wilsont
Felix Fermin
Randy Johnson
Sellouts to greet players today in major league openers
Major league openers drew heavy interest with sellouts expected at venues from Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati to Mile High Stadium in Denver. In Cleveland Jacobs Field the Indians hosted Seattle, while Toronto SkyDome and Baltimore Camden Yards reported no tickets left. Notable events included Clemens at Fenway, DiMaggio at Yankee Stadium, and Hank Aaron’s 20th anniversary of his 714th homer in Cincinnati.
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Hank Aaron
Jack Billingham
Babe Ruth
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