Brewers extend win streak with 4-3 victory over Rangers
Milwaukee Brewers beat Texas 4-3 to extend their AL record 11th straight win and tie the 1981 A’s for fastest season start. Glenn Braggs drove in three runs, Rob Deer hit his fifth homer, and Bull Wegman earned the win with Dan Plesac earning the save. The game featured a delayed start to allow fans in, and Milwaukee drew 41,548. Red Sox 6, Blue Jays 4 and Yankees 7, Royals 6 also reported.
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Indians Seek Split After 16 3 Loss to Orioles
The Indians try to snap an eight game skid by splitting a four game set with Baltimore. Ken Schrom and Phil Niekro start for Cleveland while Enric Bell and Ken Dixon face them for the Orioles in a doubleheader before Cleveland hosts a nine game homestand.
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Radio station affiliations list MLB teams and callsigns
A compiled schedule style list links teams like Orioles Red Sox Angels White Sox Tigers Royals Brewers Twins Yankees A's Mariners Dodgers Cubs Reds Astros Giants Padres and more to radio stations such as WWWE WLER WLEC WCBM WRKO KMPC WMAQ WIR KMBZ WTMJ WCCO WABC KSFO KIRO WBAP CJCL WSB WGN WLW KTRH KABC CFCF WHN WCAU KDKA KMOX KFMB KNBR and others. The fragment reads as a roster of station call letters and corresponding baseball teams.
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Baseball Opening Day high scoring and marathon games
On April 19 1900 the Phillies beat the Braves 19 17 in 10 innings marking a major league Opening Day runs record as the Braves racked up nine in the ninth. Notable events include 1981 32 inning tie between Rochester and Pawtucket and 1986 Tom Conroy winning in his first big league game for St Louis. Birthdays: Frank Viola 27 Owen Spike 26 RJ Reynolds 27.
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MLB Scoreboard and notes from the day
Highlights include Houston at Cincinnati with Mike Scott facing Ted Power in the opener of a doubleheader. Mets end streak with eight straight homers. Zane Smuth earns first win since last July. Ed Whitson allows 13 hits this season, eight homers. Devon White homers three times in 41 at bats for Edmonton in 1986. Schmidt hits 500th career homer, joins elite club. Jack Morris misses scheduled start with neck stiffness. Eddie Milner placed on 21 day DL for drug treatment. Tim Conroy dominates for Louisville as Cardinals beat Cubs affiliate. Mike Boddicker ends win drought with a 4-1 victory over Cleveland.
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Phillies rally past Pirates as Schmidt hits 500th homer
In a 6 4 Phillies win over Pittsburgh, Mike Schmidt homered for the 500th time, a two-out three-run shot in the ninth. Babe Ruth to Frank Robinson lineage noted in recaps as historic milestone.
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Stieb Faces Pressure After Blue Jays Collapse
Dave Stieb vents at surrounding talent and fans who place burden on his shoulders after Toronto's 1986 flameout. He recalls a rough season with elbow issues and mental strain, noting his comeback mindset, pending surgery, and resolve to lead the team to an AL East title and World Series.
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