American League Standings and Tonight's Games
The schedule lists eight AL games with teams and pitcher records. Oakland at Boston, Kansas City at Detroit, Chicago at Milwaukee, Seattle at New York, Texas at Toronto, California at Baltimore, Cleveland at Minnesota, and a late game at 8:05 p.m. featuring Greveland.
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Welch
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Sele
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Gubicza
Detroit
Moore
Chicago
Bere
Miwaukee
Wagman
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Hibbard
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Abbott
Texas
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Guzman
Calfornia
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Moyer
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Minnesota
California
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Battmore
Cleveland
Charboneau reflects on baseball past and Jacobs Field
Former Indian player Charboneau, now 38, discusses his injury shortened career and current focus on a Euclid batting school, clinics abroad, and prison work. He notes evolving gender balance in baseball and praises Jacobs Field for player space and a dugout batting cage.
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Euclid
Eddie Murray
Dennis Martinez
Notebook scoreboard notes and player highlights across MLB
St Louis at Atlanta 7 40 p m pitching duel as Gray Maddux 3 0 aims for fourth straight start Allan Watson 1 0 starts for Cardinals Raines Snyder Carter and Whiten each have three homers this season Bonds has homered to tie or give Giants lead Slumps include Darr en Holmes ERA 9 00 in eight games Thomas homered in four straight White Sox lead starter Wilson Alvarez on win streak Raines paces White Sox with three homers four RBIs in 12 1 win at Fenway Lemke hamstring out for third straight game
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Atlanta
Gray Maddux
Allan Watson
Cardinals
Tim Raines
Cory Snyder
Karl Rhodes
Mark Whiten
Juan Gonzalez
Joe Carter
Carlos Baerga
Bary Bonds
Giants
Snyder
Carter
Whiten
Frank Thomas
White Sox
Red Rolfe
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Colorado
Darren Holmes
Jeff Kent
New York Mets
Chicago
Boston
Raines
Wilson Alvarez
Fenway Park
Braves
Mark Lemke
Mickey Tettleton
Red Sox
Severn
Alvarez
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Gordon struggles sparkle as Royals rout Tigers 11 1
Kansas City battered Detroit early scoring six runs in the first inning and cruised to an 11 1 win. Gary Gaetti added a two run single and homer while Greg Gagne collected his 1 000th hit. Wally Joyner drove in two runs as Kansas City won its fifth straight.
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Detroit Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Kansas City Royals
Gordon
Gary Gaetti
Greg Gagne
Wally Joyner
Royals
Detroit
Indians
Vizquel
Clark
Brian McRae
RBI
Mike Macfarlane
Eisenreich lifts Phillies past Dodgers on birthday day
Jim Eisenreich drove a two out infield single in the ninth to push the Philadelphia Phillies to a 54 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The hit, past Delino DeShields, came on Gary Wayne’s pitch as Eisenreich celebrated his 35th birthday.
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Jim Eisenreich
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jimmy Connors
Phillies
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Eisenreich
Gary Wayne
Delino DeShields
Giants
Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
Bonds
Jeff Shaw
Braves
National League Standings and Tuesday Schedule
NL standings from Monday with results Atlanta 7 St Louis and Philadelphia blanked by others. Tuesday games feature Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Montreal at San Francisco among seven night matchups across the league.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Colorado
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New York
San Francisco
Montreal
Tosday
Astacio
Schilling
Boucher
Burkett
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Neagle
Cincnnati
Rir
St. Loui
Watson
Maddux
Houston
Swinder
Chicago
Trachsel
Florda
Weather
Nied
Saberhagen
Benes
Flonda
Cincinati
Opening Day Oddities From Early Baseball Chronology
A garbled 4900s record notes Prindelprug Pnihes topping the Boston Braves 15 to 17 in 10 minutes to claim a major league mark for most runs by two clubs on opening day. It mentions April 19 and oddities including Al Schacht as a later clown prince of baseball.
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Boston Braves
Braves
Te Gama
al Schacht
Clown Praga
Ad Busness
Senators
Philadelphus Ametica
Emmett Mueller
Pinken
Erne Kay
Wating Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Indians rely on steady recovery after rough Royals and Angels stretch
The Indians struggled with fielding and pitching adversity against Kansas City and Los Angeles. Vizquel and Baerga errors sparked early damage while relievers Search for rhythm, with Hargrove juggling arms as the bullpen faltered in high leverage moments. Jose Mesa and Steve Farr mixed saves amid late scares as Fure leads the bullpen while sidelined by elbow pain.
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