Baseball scores and schedule from Friday games
Multiple MLB scores listed for games in progress and upcoming with teams including Seattle Boston Cleveland New York Baltimore Toronto Boston Detroit Chicago Minnesota Oakland Texas Milwaukee Seattle California at Seattle and more. Pitchers and records noted for several matchups and time slots across American and National Leagues.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
Milwaukee
California
Annexas
Kansas City
Seattle
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
Montreal
Philadelphia
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Myrieyt Gomes
Gama Calfornia
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Sanderson
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Browning
Penn
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LaCoss
Sebra
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Tudor
McWilliams
Scott
Show
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Puckett
Mattingly
Rice
Fletcher
Renderson
Phillips
Bell
McDowell
Canseco
Joyner
Barfield
Fernandez
Buckner
Ripken
Butler
Rase
Righetti
Hernandez
Harris
Henke
Baseball Leaders Take Shape In Jagged Stat Sheet
A crowded snapshot shows batting leaders in American and National leagues. Boggs and Puckett top AL batting, Henderson and Raines pace steals, Clemens leads strikeouts, and Canseco with 83 RBIs highlight the season’s early stats across multiple clubs.
All-time Major League Strikeout Leaders Through August 1
Nolan Ryan leads with 4,209 strikeouts followed by Carlton 3,997 Seaver 3,589 Perry 3,534 Johnson 3,508 Sutton 3,398 Niekro 3,254 Jenkins 3,192 Gibson 3,117 Blyleven 3,007. Active players indicated by X.
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Nolan Ryan
Steve Carlton
Tom Seaver
Gaylord Perry
Walter Johnson
Don Sutton
Phil Niekro
Ferguson Jenkins
Bob Gibson
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven joins elite 3,000 strikeout club with 15 Ks
Bert Blyleven tied the 3,000-strikeout mark with a career high 15 as the Twins beat the A’s 10-1. He became the 10th pitcher in major league history to reach 3,000, while Kirby Puckett hit for the cycle for Minnesota. Don Sutton earned a win for California over Seattle.
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Ken Rappoport
Bert Blyleven
Minnesota
Oakland A’s
Blyleven
Mike Davis
Bruce Bochte
Alfredo Griffin
Kirby Puckett
Twins
Oakland
Tony Phillips
Angels
Mariners
Don Sutton
Doug DeCinces
George Hendrick
California
Seattle
Sutton
Donnie Moore
Gooden Delivers Five Strong For Mets In 3 1 Victory
Dwight Gooden, 1985 Cy Young winner, returned to form guiding the New York Mets to a 3-1 win over the Montreal Expos. He worked five innings before a rain delay, allowing one run on four hits with seven strikeouts, matching a career high streak of six consecutive Ks. Kevin Mitchell doubled and Ray Knight sac-flyed home the go-ahead run in the second inning.
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Rangers
Brewers
Steve Buechele
Bobby Witt
Texas
Milwaukee
Pete Incaviglia
Pete O’brien
Red Sox
Royals
Jim Rice
Boston
Kansas City
Bruce Hurst
Hal McRae
Steve Balboni
Jim Sundberg
John Nelson
Cy Young
Dwight Gooden
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Gooden
Mets
Kevin Mitchell
Ray Knight
Astros
Padres
Denny Walling
Bob Knepper
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Walling
LaMarr Hoyt
Kevin Bass
Knepper
Fernando Valenzuela
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Reds
Greg Brock
Cincinnati
Rick Honeycutt
Mario Soto
Bill Madiock
RBI
Giants
Braves
Vida Blue
Indians Split Three-Game Set With Yankees In Doubleheader
In the first game New York built a lead with Ron Kittle and Don Mattingly delivering key hits. Joe Carter homered for Cleveland and Brook Jacoby tied it, while Mattingly’s two-run double and a late rally kept the Yankees ahead in the second. In the nightcap Easler and Espino produced early for New York as Cleveland tied, but a fifth-inning error and a wild pitch by Niekro gave the Indians more trouble. Candinetti struggled with Mattingly and Easler at the plate, and Righetti sealed the save as New York prevailed.
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Jim Morrison
Pirates
Morrison
Jason Thompson
Phillies
Cubs
Jeff Stone
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Frank DiPino
DiPino
Gary Redus
Stone
Glenn Wilson
Mike Schmidt
Schmidt
Ron Kittle
New York
Joe Carter
Indians
Guidry
Mattingly
Brook Jacoby
RBI
Bernazard
Easler
Juan Espino
Cleveland
Mel Hall
Cory Snyder
Tabler
Washington
Franco
Joe Niekro
Otis Nixon
Candietti
Tribe
Brian Fisher
Dave Righetti
Don Mattingly
Mike Easler
Football rules meetings set for officials and coaches
Two football rules interpretation meetings are planned for mid August. The first, Aug. 11 at Lorain County Community College Elyria, Room ST-101, starts 7 15 p.m. for area officials. The second, Aug. 19 at the same room and time, targets area high school coaches. Both meetings are sponsored by the Northern Ohio Football Officials Association and the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
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Northern Ohio Football Officials Assn
Lorain County Community College
Elyria
LCCC
St-101
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Ohio High School Athletic Assn
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