Baseball Standings Preview and Friday Schedule
American League teams and pitching matchups listed for today with Texas at New York Detroit at Boston California at Minnesota Seattle at Cleveland and Oakland at Milwaukee. Friday games include Cleveland at Kansas City Boston at Chicago Detroit at New York and others across the league.
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National League Standings and Schedule Remarks
League standings show St. Louis and Cincinnati with rain shortened games in five innings. Results: New York 4 Chicago 1, San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 2, Montreal 9 Houston 3, Philadelphia 7 Colorado 5, Los Angeles 3 Florida 2, Atlanta 7 San Diego 2. Schedule lists multiple 4:05 to 10:05 p.m. games with team matchups and pitchers.
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Mets win first three road games in a season
The Mets opened a season with three consecutive road wins, a first in club history. Atlanta also started 3-0 for the first time since 1982, while Cincinnati-St Louis weather postponement affects stats and a replay is planned in August. Pirates endured a 23-inning drought before a two run homer. Howard Johnson has fanned in six straight at bats. Orioles sellout streak ended at 53 with 44,778 in Kansas City game. Giants closer Rod Beck placed on 15-day DL with a broken bone in left foot. Rafael Palmeiro homered in both Orioles games. Bo Jackson shows power with three RBIs in two Calfornia games.
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Red Sox beat Tigers 5 1 on Valle two run triple
Boston tops Detroit 5-1 as Dave Valle delivers a two run triple in his second game with the Red Sox Ricky Trlicek wins in his first appearance Otis Nixon starred in openers while Mike Greenwell and others produced key moments in the early season clashes across the majors including White Sox Blue Jays and Orioles Royals action
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Mets sprint to season-opening road sweep for first time
The New York Mets, after a 4-1 win over the Chicago Cubs, complete a three-game road sweep to start the season in first place for the first time since 1987. Dallas Green said the victory proves nothing yet, while Bobby Bonilla praised the lineup and key additions Vizcaino and Segui.
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Indians offer ticket exchanges and Gonzales joins Charlotte
The Cleveland Indians set ticket exchange rules for remaining home games at Jacobs Field with main box office, bus office hours, and day-of-game windows. They also signed utility infielder Rene Gonzales to a minor league contract and assigned him to Class AAA Charlotte. Gonzales, 22, played for California last two seasons, hit 251 with two homers and 31 RBI in 118 games, and can play all infield positions. He was a free agent who attended Baltimore’s camp as a non roster player after being traded from Montreal to Baltimore for Martinez on June 16, 1986.
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Indians Notebook Turner Reacts to New Jacobs Field
The Florida Marlins traded right hurler Matt Turner to Cleveland for reliever Jeremy Hernandez. Turner visited Jacobs Field, admiring the new stadium and recognizing Cleveland’s pennant chances in the AL Central while Florida battles strong NL East teams.
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