Milwaukee at York and more baseball matchups listed
A slate of baseball games scheduled with multiple matchups and listed pitchers. Milwaukee hosts York at 7 30 PM under Wickman, plus Detroit at Minnesota, California at Baltimore, and Chicago at Taranto, among others, with several other late start times and team pairings across leagues.
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National League baseball schedule with multiple games listed
National League standings show games across cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati New York San Francisco Chicago Montreal Atlanta St Louis Houston Los Angeles San Diego and Pittsburgh with pitchers and times noted for each matchup. Key names include Rivera Hammonds Gooden Switc Castilla Harris Belcher Nabholz Glavine Dormer Kile Harkey Deshares Martinez Fernandez Wilson and more across evening slots.
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Indians Collapse in Ninth as Rangers Rally Past Tribe
Texas erased a 3-2 deficit with six runs in the ninth inning led by Ruben Sierra and Juan Gonzalez. Olin, charged with the loss after allowing five runs in two thirds of an inning, saw his ERA rise and his streak end. Albert Belle drove in a run earlier and Thomas Howard added an RBI, but Cleveland blew a late lead in a 8-4 Texas win.
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Indians eye west coast swing as Otto faces demotion risk
Cleveland notes lefty Dave Otto struggles in a 14-4 loss to Texas and faces potential demotion as the Indians open a nine game West Coast swing with a visit to Seattle and a stop in Colorado Springs. Manager Mike Hargrove benched Otto after five runs on five batters. Matt Gardella to start in Seattle. pitching matchups include Nagy Fleming Johnson and Cook Fisher.
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Tribe aims for fourth in road-heavy stretch
Cleveland manager, notes a stretch with only six of 31 games at the Stadium. Thomas Howard gunned down Brian Downing at the plate on a first-inning play. Hargrove expects Scott Scudder to return from the DL during the trip. Sandy Alomar, sidelined by a knee ligament strain and braced, may rejoin in days.
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Angels win on late homer after crash memory fades
The California Angels, unaffected by last May’s Turnpike crash that injured Buck Rodgers and 11 others, beat the Yankees 7-3 in 10 innings at Yankee Stadium. Luis Sojo homered and drove in two. Tim Salmon added a three RBI game in his third big league appearance as the Angels stretch their lead in a dramatic late game. Meanwhile other MLB results include McDowell winning for White Sox, Eckersley recording 40 saves, and Canseco driving in four for the A’s in Baltimore.
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Astros end long road trip with three game sweep
The Houston Astros completed a 26 game road trip, going 12 14 across eight cities with a one day stop in Houston, finishing with a 3 1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Jimmy Jones earned a win, while Andres Galarraga homered and Bernard Gilkey added a two run single for St Louis in another game noted.
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