American League Standings and Scheduled Games
The board lists current AL standings with teams and pitchers, followed by today and Thursday schedules. Notable entries include Texas with Rogers at 16-10 and New York with Mulholland at 12-9, plus Boston, Cleveland, Toronto, Minnesota, and others.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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Toronto
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Cone
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Detroit
Belcher
Darwin
Fleming
Nagy
Calfornia
Finley
Minnesota
Erickson
Oakland
Darling
Miwaukee
Wegman
Batimore
Milwaukee
Caliornia
Oatland
Chenge
California
National League standings and scheduled Tuesday games
National League results show New York beat Chicago 6 2 San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 0 Montreal 5 Houston 1 Atlanta 5 San Diego 4. Schedule lists 12:35 p.m. St Louis at Cincinnati and 2 20 p.m. New York at Chicago plus multiple late games including Philadelphia at Colorado and Atlanta at San Diego with varied pitcher records.
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Chicago
San Francsco
Pitsburgh
Los Angeles
Florida
Montreal
Houston
Atlanta
San Diago
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Smoaz
San Diego
Ashby
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Worrell
Philadelphia
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Colorado
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Royals Face Orioles in AL showdown on pitching duel night
Kansas City visits Baltimore at 7:35 p.m. EDT with David Cone opposing Ben McDonald in a marquee AL start. Milwaukee hosts an opening day coldest home game as wind chill hits zero at County Stadium. Florida veteran Charlie Hough becomes second oldest opener starter at 46. Jack Quinn was 47 in 1931 for Brooklyn. Oakland had six straight openers before 11-7 loss to Milwaukee. San Francisco shuts out Pittsburgh to start season for first time since 1900s. Cubs open 0-2 for first time since 1987. Sammy Sosa 0 for 9 after last year 30-30. Bo Jackson drives in two in debut for California. Dave Winfield lifts 454th homer, 300 in AL, for Minnesota. Kruk to start rehab with Reading Friday amid cancer treatment. Mets start 2-0 after 59-103 last season.
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Indians open to veteran help as Morris debuts with Tribe
Indians rely on offseason signees Dennis Martinez and Jack Morris as they open the season. Morris, 38, makes his first start against Chris Bosio after a shoulder elbow injury plagued last year. Bosio posted a 3.45 ERA last season with Seattle. Wayne Kirby delivers a late game single to push the Indians past the Mariners in extra frames. The club heads to Kansas City and California before a home series with the Royals on April 15.
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Cold weather opening day sparks scheduling debate
Frank Dolson argues the early season snow shows why MLB should favor warm weather or domed venues for openers. He questions rapid interdivisional clashes in April, safety and fairness concerns, and urges delaying openings at Mile High, Wrigley, County Stadium, and Fenway to avoid repeated cold games.
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Wrigley Field
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Fenway Park
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Dodgers
Angels
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Giants
Indians Could Reach Pennant Chase With New Park
The Indians, 4 wins this season, may gain six more with their new park and a youthful core led by Albert Belle Kenny Lofton and Carlos Baerga. Analysts note defense and pitching as main hurdles but praise the ballpark’s compact cozy design and proximity to the field.
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Delgado Red-Hot as Blue Jays Top White Sox with Glass-Homer
Carlos Delgado blasted a home run off Alex Fernandez’s fastball that struck the glass at Windows Restaurant, giving Toronto a 5-3 win over Chicago. Paul Molitor added a tying double and Robin Ventura scored the go ahead run on a miscue, as the Jays extended their early-season momentum.
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Carlos Delgado
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Chicago White Sox
Alex Fernandez
Dennis Cook
Fernandez
Paul Molitor
Robin Ventura
Angels
Twins
Glavine Delivers Vintage Seven as Braves Top Padres
Tom Glavine fires seven innings of two hit ball with nine strikeouts in Atlanta's 5 1 victory over San Diego. He says the performance matches his '91 form as rookies Ryan Klesko and Javier Lopez homer to pace the offense.
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San Diego Padres
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Derek Bell
Braves
Ryan Klesko
Javier Lopez
Padres
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