Interleague slate and American League matchups for tonight
Tonight features Tampa Bay at New York Yankees with Happ to start, Chicago White Sox at Detroit with Giotto, Toronto at Kansas City with Borucki, Seattle at Oakland with Paxton, Mets at Baltimore, Cleveland at Cincinnati, Washington at Texas, Colorado at Houston with Marquez and Verlander, and Pittsburgh at Minnesota. Rays, White Sox, and multiple parks set the docket in interleague play and AL contests starting 7:05 pm local times.
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N.Y
Yankees
Happ
Cheate
White Sox
Giotto
Detroit
Hardy
Toronto
Borucki
Kansas City
Fillmyer
Seattle
Paxton
Oakland
Flore
Mets
Vargas
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Houston
Los Angeles
Texas
Eal
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
N.Y. Yankees
Arizona
LA. Angels
San Diego
Betts
Martinez
Altuve
Machado
Trout
Segura
Simmons
Ramirez
Benintendi
Brantley
Lindor
Benintendl
Stanton
Bregman
Ted
Davis
Encarnacion
Haniger
Cruz
Bogaerts
Rosario
Mantel
Castellanos
Detroi
Escobar
Abreu
Smith
Sanchez
Hernandez
Chapman
Span
Gallo
Judge
Gordon
Merif
Snel
Era —Sale
Snell
Bauer
Verlander
Kluber
Cole
Morton
Severino
New Sabathia
Glevinger
Sale
Carrasco
Berrios
Dodgers, Angels, Cubs, and more in busy baseball slate
Monnay reports a packed MLB schedule with Atlanta, Miami, St. Louis, Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston and San Diego. Key matchups include Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, San Francisco at LA Dodgers, Boston at Philadelphia, and LA Angels at San Diego with listed start times and pitcher records for several games.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Miami
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Arizona
Los Angeles
Colorado
San Francisco
San Diego
Monnay
Dodgers
Angels
Chacin
Chicago Cubs
Quintana
Richards
Sanchez
Baseball Highlights From Early 20th Century Box Scores
A compact digest of historic game notes and standout feats from 1919 to 1998. Key moments include Aug 14 1919 with Happy Felsch’s four outfield assists and a Sox loss to Boston, 1933 Jimmie Foxx’s cycle in a 11-5 win for the Athletics over the Indians, 1937 Detroit Tigers’ 36 runs in a doubleheader, 1958 Vic Power stealing home twice for Cleveland in a 10-9 win, and 1998 Chris Hoiles belting two grand slams for Baltimore. Additional batting, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching leaders from various AL and NL clubs.
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Happy Felsch
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Boston Red Sox
Jimmie Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Detroi Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Pate Fox
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Vic Power
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Baltimore
Chris Holes
Hoiles
Charles Nagy
Ron Villone
Orioles
Acuna hits leadoff homers in both ends of Braves doubleheader
Braves rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. became one of baseball's rarest feats by homering leadoff in each half of a doubleheader against the Marlins, helping Atlanta to a 9-1 win in game one and a 6-1 win in game two behind Mike Foltynewicz.
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Ronald Acuna Jr
Atlanta Braves
Miami Marlins
Braves
Atlanta
Touki Toussaint
Acuna
Mike Foltynewicz
Melandy Gonzalez
Jacksonville
Ronald Acuna Ur
Miami
O'Hearn and Keller spark Royals to win over Mariners debuting Reid-Foley
Ryan O'Hearn homered and drove in three runs as Kansas City beat Sean Reid-Foley in his major league debut. Reid-Foley, born in Guam, lasted five innings and allowed three runs. Bartolo Colon won his first start since tying Latin American record, five innings. Chirinos hit a go ahead three run homer in the fourth to beat the Diamondbacks.
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Ryan O'Hearn
Brad Keller
Kansas City
Sean Reid- Foley
Reid-Foley
Guam
O’hearn
Reid Foley
Brett Phillips
O'Hearn
Bartolo Colon
Texas
Robinson Chirinos
Zack Greinke
Chirinos
RBI
Colon
A.J. Pollock
Steven Souza Jr
Dennis Martinez
Nicaragua
Barnhart wires eighth homer as Reds fall to Indians
Cincinnati led 2 0 after Barnhart's eighth homer in the second but Cleveland took control in the sixth. Gennett tied the game with his 18th homer off Clevinger in the fifth, then Diaz Brantley Cabrera and Kipnis pushed the Indians ahead with a sequence including Ramirez and Guyer. Gomes added an RBI double to make it 9 2. Clevinger won after walking six in five innings. Ramirez and Dixon stood out in later action as Reds pitchers and fielders shuffled roles.
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Marlins
Rangers
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Diamondbacks
Miami
Lindor
Ortega
Brantley
SI Ramirez
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Alonso
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Anderson
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Pollock
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Escobar
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Souza Jr
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Galloway
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Rucinski
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Perez
Guerrero
Ramirez
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Gennett
Gallo
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Swanson
Lorenzen
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Tucker
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Roar
Dixon
Texas
Foltynewicz
Realmute
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Camargo
Acuna
Freeman
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Peralta
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Barnhart
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Paul Perez
Gearrin
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Chad Fairchild
Tom Ramirez
Leclerc
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Bradley
Dixon Bailey
Brian Knight
Gerry Davis
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Nationals
Pat Hoberg
Jeremie Rehak
Garrett
John Harper
Tumpane
Jim Reynolds
Chad New York
Rendon
Whitsor Rosario
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Nimmo
Zimmerman
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Flores
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Engel
Stanton
Carpenter
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Martinez
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DeJong
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Miller Carpenter
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Jeff Suero
Andy Fletcher Miller
Nelson
Manny Gonzalez
Laz Diar
Salis
Royals
Blue Jays
Toronto
Granderson
Travis
Smoak
Grichuk
Prado
Solis
Morales
Martin
a-Rojas
Realmuta
Milene Gyorko Pillar
Dietrich
Jansen
Mark Carlson
Tripp
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Gibson
D.J
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Keller
O'Heath
Reid-Foley
Travis Freeman
Oheam
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Herrera
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Chris Segal
Bruce Camargo
Dreckman
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Tanta
FIDP
Riddle Realmato
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Sobotka
Toussaint Realmuto
Suzuki Scott
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Barry Woodring
Paul Nauert
Nicholas Castellanos
Jeanmar Gomez
Brandon Guyer
RBI
Phillip Ervin
Reed recalled as Reds reshuffle bullpen and rotation
The Reds bring up lefty Cody Reed from Louisville and option Kenry Mella to the minors. Reed posted a 2.70 ERA with 43 strikeouts in 36.0 innings across 17 minor starts and will start in the bullpen per Riggleman. Ohio Cup notes Indians tie season series at 2 with two games left.
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Reds
Cody Reed
Triple-A
Louisville
Kenry Mella
Reed
Riggleman
Indians
Indians replace Martin with Greg Allen amid illness and injuries
Martin, batting .333 with two homers in six games after a trade from Detroit, was placed on the 10 day DL. Greg Allen was recalled from Triple-A Columbus to cover in outfield as Cleveland contemplates further August moves while Lonnie Chisenhall and Tyler Naquin deal with injuries. Doctors have not defined Martin's bacteria or whether he will play again this season.
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Martin
Detroit
Greg Allen
Triple-A
Columbus
Indians
Cleveland
Antonetti
Lonnie Chisenhall
Tyler Naquin
Cleveland Clinic
Leonys
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Associated Press
Pablo Lopez
Paul DeJong
Koda Glover
Ryan Madson
David Bote
Matt Carpenter
Daniel Murphy
Matt Wieters
Bud Norris
Dakota Hudson
Whit Merrifield
Louis Coleman
Jacob deGrom
New York Mets
Luis Severino
Amed Rosario
Jose Bautista
Todd Frazier
Brandon Nimmo
Michael Conforto
Yankee Stadium
Brandon Dixon
Michael Lorenzen
Ursda
Ray
Trevor Bauer
Scott Schebler
Corey Kluber
Sal Romano
Progressive Field
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