National League Standings and Evening Games Today
Today's slate features eight NL matchups and two Tuesday games. Oakland visits Boston while Detroit travels to Milwaukee and Seattle goes to Cleveland. Kansas City plays Toronto and Minnesota faces Baltimore as Anaheim meets the Mets, Chicago White Sox contest Texas, and Seattle clashes with Cleveland.
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Baseball schedule listing multiple games with teams and times
Tuesday games show Houston at St Louis Colorado at Montreal Cincinnati at Atlanta San Francisco at NY Mets and more. Later matchups include St Louis at Florida Colorado at Chicago Cubs Cincinnati at Atlanta San Diego at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at NY Mets San Francisco at Philadelphia Montreal at Houston with varied start times.
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Key pitcher drama fuels Orioles shutout over Rangers
Jimmy Key pitched a six-hit shutout for his first since 1992 and Rafael Palmeiro went 4-for-5 as the Baltimore Orioles blanked the Texas Rangers 9-0. Jeff Hammonds belted two solo homers, Cal Ripken and Chris Hoiles added homers, lifting Baltimore to a 3-0-1 run in the rain-shortened series.
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Cubs stumble toward NL's worst start in modern era
The Cubs dropped to 0-10, matching the modern NL season-opening futility mark as Michael Tucker drove in the decisive run with an eighth inning triple for Atlanta. They can tie the all-time NL 0-11 start record on Tuesday against Colorado, while the Orioles own the major league worst start at 0-21.
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Aeros' Betzsold and Betts power 9-2 win over Senators
Akron Aeros beat Harrisburg 9-2 as James Betzsold and Todd Betts hit eighth inning homers. Betzsold cleared left center scoring Riggs and Neal, while Betts drove in Miller. Senators only run came in the first inning on Stovall and Henley scoring plays.
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