American League Standings From Saturday's Games
Baseball standings note from Saturday's AL schedule listing matchups Kanees City at Cleveland Chicago at Boston New York at Detroit Minnesota at Oakland Baltimore at Texas Toronto at California Milwaukee at Seattle with game times across afternoon and evening slots.
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Today's Notebook Scoreboard Highlights and Notes
A baseball rundown shows Chicago at Boston with Clemens versus Fernandez, Key’s April record, Puckett’s 10 game hit streak, Florida’s 8-2 win ending an eight game home streak, Bell slump, Sanchez 2-for-19, Keni multi homer game for Mets, Lopez two homers and four RBIs for Atlanta, Pappas and McGinff throwing out zero baserunners, Piazza slumping to 3-for-35 after spring hot start, Rockies first shutout at 5-0 over Phillies with Nied, Mussina vs Tigers history, Pirates bullpen scoreless streak, Franco’s first MLB start at first base, and Jordan stealing twice in Barons loss.
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Red Sox
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Jimmy Key
New York Yankees
Kirby Puckett
Minnesota Twins
Florida
Houston
Jay Bell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rey Sanchez
Chicago Cubs
Jett Keni
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Atlanta
Javier Lopez
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Terry McGinff
Mike Piazza
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
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Bruce Ruffin
Darren Holmes
Mike Mussina
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Eckersley blow saves as Twins rally to beat A's
Oakland closer Dennis Eckersley failed to hold a three run lead in the ninth inning as Minnesota surged for a 54 win. Eckersley said he has been snakebit by the Twins after another blown save and a similar late lapse last week in a 10 9 A win at the Metrodome.
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Eckersley
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Athletics
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Metrodome
RBI
Matt Walbeck
Alex Cole
Chuck Knoblauch
Orioles
Tigers
Rockies and Braves Thrive In Tight MLB Roundup
The Rockies muted Philadelphia 5-0 behind a three pitcher shutout first in club history. Atlanta edged San Francisco 6-1 as Greg Maddux spun a three hitter for his ninth win in 10 games. Jeff Kent powered the Mets with two homers and five RBIs in a 7-5 win. Rays, Cardinals, Dodgers, Pirates, Marlins also had notable performances across the league.
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Colorado
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Rockies
Greg Maddux
San Francisco
David Nied
Bruce Ruffin
Darren Holmes
Philadelphia
New York
Jeff Kent
Mets
Cardinals
Dodgers
Rangers add temporary then permanent railing at Ballpark
Arlington Texas safety move follows fan fall from the The Ballpark in Arlington upper deck. President Tom Schieffer announced a temporary 12 inch above rail and a permanent 46 inch rail during the Rangers next road trip after a Monday incident. Hollye Minter recovering from arm rib and neck injuries though not paralyzed. Police and team say fall happened while posing for a photo but Minter disputes that account.
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Baseball Highlights From Early 20th Century Openings
Dates span 1908 to 1956 noting opening day events. Giants and Dodgers games include no-hitters and defeats. Taft and Eisenhower are recorded tossing first pitches, marking ceremonial starts of seasons. Major league figures and milestones appear, with scattered misprints in text.
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Willam Howard Taft
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Walter Johnson
Athletics
Rude Marcuard
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jacke Robynson
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Eisenhower
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