American League Standings and Today’s Key Games
Major league schedule highlights the American League with New York at Cleveland and Boston at Kansas City among several matchups. Notable pitchers listed include Mutis and Appier, with several clubs pursuing wins across evening and night games.
Schedule of MLB games for Sunday at multiple venues
SCS Chicago Guzman 11 8 at Atlanta Avery 14 4 105 p.m San Diego Sanders 1 0 at Pittsburgh Smith 3 6 6 p.m Cinemnat Ayala 5 6 at Philadelphia Greene 12 3 705 p.m Colorado Reynoso 4 9 at New York Jones 1 1 710 p.m Houston Kile 14 4 at Montreal Rueter 4 0 805 p.m St Louis Tewksbury 13 8 at Los Angeles R Martinez 9 8 1005 p.m. Sunday's games San Diego at Pittsburgh 2 105 p.m Chicago at Atlanta 110 p.m Houston at Montreal 135 p.m Cincinnati at Philadelphia 135 p.m Colorado at New York 410 p.m St Louis at Los Angeles 405 p.m San Francisco at Florida 605 p.m
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Alomar's health fuels Cleveland’s hot streak
Indians first baseman Sandy Alomar Jr returns from back surgery and rides a seven game hitting streak to raise his season average to .291. He cites staying healthy as key to success while teammates Wayne Kirby and Jeff Mutis impact the lineup and rotation as manager Mike Hargrove plans for the Yankees series and a star turn for Jim Thome after his MVP honors. The club promotes a final stadium stroll fundraiser for Cleveland Indians Charities with WENR broadcasting live.
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Clemens Dominates Royals With Seven Shutout Innings
Roger Clemens returned to form Friday night, firing seven innings of shutout ball as the Boston Red Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 5-0 in Kansas City. Clemens improved to 10-10 after snapping a four-game winless stretch, allowing three singles with one strikeout and one walk. The Red Sox, five games behind Toronto in the AL East, won for just the second time in eight games. In other games, Dave Winfield drove in the deciding runs in the 10th for Minnesota over Chicago, while Cal Ripken homered twice for Baltimore as Texas beat the Orioles. Brewers and Angels opened a doubleheader with Milwaukee winning on Kevin Seitzer’s three-run homer and a strong night for the Brewers at Milwaukee. Seitzer also homered twice this week against Oakland after joining Milwaukee July 29.
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Destrade hammers pair of homers as Marlins top Giants
Orestes Destrade led the Florida Marlins past the San Francisco Giants with two homers and six RBIs at Joe Robbie Stadium. The win extended San Francisco’s losing streak to four as first place remained with the Giants in NL West.
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Padres halt Pirates surge with late rally at Three Rivers
Phil Plantier and Archi Cianfrocco drove in three runs apiece to power the San Diego Padres past the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 7 at Three Rivers Stadium. The win extended San Diego’s streak to four and snapped a 19 game skid vs Pittsburgh.
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League Leaders and Doubles Highlights Across MLB Stack
The season’s top performers include Olerud Toronto 173 hits Molliar Toronto 167 Baerga Cleveland 159 McRae Kansas City 154 Kalamar Toronto 154 Ame Cleveland 148 Fryman Detroit. Olerud and White lead doubles for Toronto with 46 and 35 respectively while Joyner Kansas City and Puckett Minnesota post 33. Johnson Chicago tops triples with 12. Bipartisan lists show heavy totals for Bichelle Colorado 39 Dykstra Philadelphia 37 Gwynn San Diego 37 Biggle Houston 36 Bagwell Houston 92 JBall Pittsburgh 32 and Mayas Colorado 31.
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