Baseball Monday results across American League games
Scores from multiple AL and NL games include Cleveland over Baltimore 5 to 3 and Tampa Bay 4 to 5 at Baltimore, with listings for New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels, Boston, Kansas City, New York Mets, Chicago White Sox, Houston, Cincinnati, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Seattle and other matchups and starting pitchers such as Tillman, Kuroda, Wilson, Dempster, Santana, Sale, Bedard, Arroyo, Milone, Locke, and Saunders.
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Rays stop Jays with homers and solid pitching
The Rays shut down the Blue Jays 4-1 as Jeremy Hellickson tossed seven shutout innings and Wil Myers hit a homer in his home debut, snapping Toronto’s 11-game winning streak.
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Jays edged by Rays in late innings 14-8 loss
Toronto bats quiet through six then 4-run Tampa Bay seventh to pull away. Loney homered twice and Myers added a three-run shot as E Rogers allowed five more runs. Scott and Bautista homered for Toronto, but the Rays held on for the 480 run victory.
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Texans rally falls short in loss to Cardinals in nine
Late Sunday Texas trailed 000 000 200 to St Louis 000 001 000 before an eighth inning surge. M Carpenter belted a homer off Tepesch for St Louis while D Murphy doubled for Texas. Errors and productive at bats shaped a 27 17 final with Texas leaving six on base and St Louis seven.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule With Several Pitchers Stats
Arizona at Washington shows Cahill 3-8 vs G Gonzalez 3-3 at 7 05. Minnesota at Miami features Correia 6-4 and Fernandez 4-4. Cubs visit Milwaukee with E Jackson 3-9 against Lohse 2-6 at 8 10 p m. San Diego hosts Kansas City style matchups with Kendrick 6-4. San Francisco at Dodgers features Kickham 0-1 against Fife 1-2.
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Reynolds returns to Orioles reunion at Camden Yards
Mark Reynolds, back in Baltimore with the Indians, reunited with the Orioles at Camden Yards. He praised the city and former teammates while noting Chris Davis leads the current club in homers and RBIs as Buck Showalter reflected on a reunion that didn’t happen.
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Indians call up House for major league debut as Carrasco optioned
The Indians optioned Carlos Carrasco to Triple A Columbus and recalled LHP T J House. The 23 year old is set for his major league debut in Baltimore as the bullpen arm. House expressed excitement and said he will soak in the moment. Carrasco holds an 0-3 record with a 7.78 ERA through four starts this season and is expected to rejoin the rotation for a doubleheader against the White Sox in Chicago.
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Orioles Drop Game. Brantley Delivers Two Day Scorers
Rich Hill worked into the sixth as Francona praised his bullpen. Nick Markakis and Matt Wieters homered for Baltimore, which lost its fourth straight. Zach Britton faltered in the sixth, surrendering the lead after five solid innings. Brantley iced it with a fifth homer in the eighth after Reynolds sparked the late rally. The Orioles, back at Camden Yards after a Toronto sweep, stranded bases loaded twice and went 2 for 8 with runners aboard.
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Longer major league games across parks slow pace of play
Analysis shows Fenway Park leads with the longest nine inning games at 3 hours 8 minutes, followed by Yankee Stadium 3:05 and Miller Park 3:00. Safeco Field averages 2:44, with pace influenced by offense and pitcher strategy across venues.
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