Indians demote Joey Belle to Colorado Springs for playing time
Indians option 23 year old outfielder Joey Belle to Class AAA Colorado Springs and claim Stanley Jefferson off waivers. Belle batted .174 in 24 games and is to be the everyday left fielder in Colorado Springs. Manager John McNamara says Belle must play and improve on the breaking ball to return. Jefferson, 27, released by Baltimore, will be used as a defensive replacement and pinch runner. Maldonado sidelined with a strained muscle, Her Nandez back from foot bone bruise.
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Canseco sparks Athletics in win over Yankees
Jose Canseco hit a three run homer and a solo shot to lift Oakland past New York 5-1 as he moved to eight homers for the season. The A's extended their win streak against the Yankees to four, with Mike Moore earning the win. Kelly Gruber and Cecil Fielder also featured in notable hits for their teams.
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Baseball scores and standings from early schedule
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Baseball night slate features AL and NL matchups across leagues
Updated MLB schedule lists multiple games across the American and National Leagues. Key tilts include Oakland at Toronto, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Texas at Seattle, and Atlanta at Chicago with notable pitchers such as Santdar son and Wass. Several games note live start times and broadcast details.
Baseball Schedule With Mixed Time Entries
A scrambled sports schedule lists multiple MLB and NBA style matchups with inconsistent times. Entries include Detroit at Milwaukee and Boston at Seattle alongside errant times and channel tags. The list mixes cities, teams, and television note fragments without clear order.
AL leaders show varied returns across at bats and hits
The list highlights players like Henderson Oakland Griffey Seattle Canseco Oakland and Gruber Toront o among leaders in at bats hits and home runs. It notes standout figures for categories including triples strikeouts and pitching records with teams such as Cleveland Detroit Seattle Oakland and Boston represented.
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Baseball Transactions Summary
The Cleveland Indians claimed Stan Jefferson off waivers and optioned Joey Bell to Colorado Springs. The Pittsburgh Pirates activated Bob Kipper from the disabled list and waived pitcher Doug Aire. The Auburn Astros named Brian Parton assistant general manager.
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Indians Fall to Royals as Bud Black Goes Nine Innings
Bud Black pitches the Indians first complete game of the season, allowing two runs and six hits over nine innings. Jacoby's sixth inning single was Cleveland's last hit. Russ Morman, recently from Omaha, drove in KC's first two runs with a third inning homer and a seventh inning go-a-ahead single.
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Correction on Jeff Shaw’s college graduate status
Correction shows Cleveland Indians pitcher Jeff Shaw is a graduate of Cuyahoga Community College and not Cleveland State as reported earlier on Monday.
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