Baseball All American League Schedule Alerts
The American League slate lists eight day games with Cleveland at Texas and California at Boston among others. Series starts include Minnesota at Toronto Seattle at Baltimore Oakland at New York Kansas City at Milwaukee Detroit at Chicago with later Sunday matchups and times variably reported.
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Nachholz
Texas
Brown
California
Dopson
Boston
Darwin
Minnesota
Pulido
Toronto
Lester
Seattle
Salkeld
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Fernandez
Oakland
van Poppel
New York
Mulholland
Kansas City
Gordon
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Wegman
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Guilksan
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Alvarez
Calforma
Straak
Datront
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Carorua
Indians Fight Late Mixup In Guthrie Stadium Tilt
Cleveland manager Mike Hargrove said spring training drills cover such situations as Jim Edmonds called for the ball then leaned off after Espinoza waved. Espinoza admitted the miscue and apologized. Doug Strange belted a two run homer to put Texas ahead, while the Indians battled back late before falling short 4-3.
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Cleveland
Mike Hargrove
Hargrove
Jim
Espinoza
Clark
Doug Strange
Teaas
Rangers
Orioles top Mariners as McDonald first four wins and Smith saves rise
Ben McDonald improved to 4-0 becoming the first Orioles pitcher since Jeff Ballard in 1989 to win his first four starts. Rickey Smith capped a standout stretch with his eighth save in 15 games, breaking the prior record set by Mark Davis in 1989. Brady Anderson homered and key RBIs helped Baltimore key an early four unearned runs off Dave Fleming.
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Lee Smith
Ben McDonald
Baltimore Orioles
Seattle Mariners
McDonald
Oriole
Jeff Ballard
Smith
Mark Davis
San Diego
Brady Anderson
Orioles
Jack Voigt
Tim Hulett
Jeff Tackett
Baltimore
Dave Fleming
Zeile lifts Cardinals in wild ninth for win over Astros
The Cardinals rally in the ninth, loading the bases on walks and a hit by Todd Jones for a 6 5 victory as Zeile delivered a two out single to seal the comeback against the Astros. Al Martin had three RBIs for Pittsburgh in a road win while Larkin and May drove in key runs for Cincinnati and Detroit.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Astros
Mitch Williams
Ray Lankford
Ozzie Smith
Greg Jefferies
Todd Jones
Bernard Gilkey
Jones
Erin Jordan
Zeile
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al Martin
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Lorain Softball No-Hitter Beats Admiral King 16-1
Lorain pitcher Rachel Malanowski threw a no hitter as Lorain topped Admiral King 16 to 1 in Shore Conference play Friday. Malanowski struck out multiple batters while the Lorain offense exploded for runs to seal the win.
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Lorain
Rachel Malanowski
Admiral King
National League baseball schedule with multiple matchups
Florida at Cincinnati, Chicago at Colorado, New York at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, Houston at St Louis, Montreal at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Diego with listed start times and pitching matchups for Bowen Manson Morgan Harns etc. Multiple games recur across afternoon and evening slots including repeat pairings and late-night folds.
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Florida
Bowen
Cincinnati
Manson
Chicago
Morgan
Colorado
Harns
New York
Hillman
San Francisco
Hickerson
Pittsburgh
Tomtin
Alanta
Avery
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Kile
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Arocha
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Henderson
Los Angeles
R Martinez
Philadelphia
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Fonda
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St. Louis
MLB Roundup Highlights National Leauge Powerhouse Plays
The Cleveland Indians won their sixth road game, topping the Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago White Sox in a busy MLB update. Highlights include John Jana ending a 0-for-21 skid for Milwaukee, Larry Walker’s 6-for-15 against Wally Whitehurst, Eduardo Perez homering early for California, Meido Perez’s six-hitter for the Yankees over Seattle, and Danny Jackson’s four-hitter for Philadelphia past San Francisco. Steve Sax was released by Chicago after an injury-plagued spring, Ricky Tricek was sent to Class AA by Boston, Tim Worrell hit the 1-day DL retroactive to Tuesday, and Michael Jordan starred in Birmingham’s win over Memphis in the Southern League.
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Cleveland Indians
John Jana
Miwaukee Brewers
Vitory
Chicago White Sox
Lary Walker
Montreal Expos
Wally Whitehurst
San Diego Padres
Eduardo Perez
Calforna Anges
Philadelphia
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Sax
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White Sox
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Ricky Tricek
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Tim Worrell
Michael Jordan
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Royals
Vermilion Rolls Sandusky In Easy Sierra Shore Win
Vermilion jumped to a 1 in the first two innings and cruised past Sandusky 183 in Erie Shore Conference play. Pitcher Cindy Hausserman earned the win with five innings of four hit ball and nine strikeouts. Vermilion improves to 60 over all and 30 in the ESC.
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Vermilion
Sandusky
Erie
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