Cal Ripken Ties Powell On Hit List In Orioles Note
Cal Ripken tied Boog Powell for third on the Orioles all time hit list with 1 79. Milwaukee Brewers routed Boston 18 0 setting a club record for most runs in a shutout. Barry Larkin led Reds 4 for 5 in 5 3 victory over the Braves, while Lucoss and Griffey Jr. fueled San Francisco and Seattle wins.
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Indians Beat Royals In B-1 Clash With Gubicza Struggles
Gubicza labored for Kansas City as Cleveland’s Frank White delivered an RBL single to push the Indians ahead 6-3. Royals manager John Wathan noted the pitcher’s slow start may stem from a lack of spring warmups and cited the team’s recurring hit woes. Bo Jackson went 1-for-4 with three strikeouts as KC stranded 23 runners through two tight losses.
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Brewers smash Red Sox 18 to 0 on Patriots Day
Milwaukee dominates at Fenway Park in a record-setting shutout as Dave Parker Greg Brock and Gary Sheffield drive in key runs. Teddy Higuera allows two hits in 613 innings and Tom Trebelhorn hails the offensive surge while Boston suffers a historic loss.
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Larkin Sees Reds Off to Rising Start Amid Media Shift
Barry Larkin keys Cincinnati to a 5-3 win over the Atlanta Braves as the Reds improve to 6-0 with his 4-for-5 night lifting his average to .571 amid less media scrutiny since Pete Rose's ban. Larkin praises teammates Sabo and Hatcher in the unbeaten run and three-game sweep in Atlanta.
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Hens edge Braves in mud hens win
LaVel Freeman scored the deciding run in a 6-4 Toledo Mud Hens victory over the Richmond Braves in International League play. Freeman scored on Dean Cecillis’s double after a fourth inning collision at home plate, as Toledo built a 6-1 lead following a 4-0 surge in the second.
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Baseball Tonight Showcases Dense Schedule Across Leagues
Major league action features American League games from New York at Detroit to Oakland at California with key pitchers Leary Tanana and Dotson noted. National League highlights include San Diego at Cincinnati and Chicago at New York, plus classic nods to historic dates and milestones.
TV radio schedule with multiple major league games
TV radio listings show games including Chicago Cubs at New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays. Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians. Atlanta Braves at Houston. Yankees at Detroit. A's at Angels. Mariners at Minnesota or Seattle details vary by channel ESPN WWWE and others.
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Baseball Transactions Hit List From Major Leagues
The report lists several moves across the leagues including Lance McCullers assigned to Columbus on a 30 day rehab stint with the Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers placing Hickempsey on a 15 day DL, Kirk Gibson shifted from 78 to 24 day DL, Carlos Hernandez recalled from Albuquerque in the Pace Coast League, and Rochester Red Wings signing Donell Nixon to a one year contract.
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Evans and Biggio Named Players of the Week
Evans of Boston drove in seven runs and hit .424 in the first week to be named American League player of the week. Houston catcher Craig Biggio earned National League honors with a .360 week and six straight hits across Saturday and Sunday.
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