Astros Face St Louis as Scott Seeks Turnaround on mound
MLB notes include Mike Scott starting for Houston against John Tudor in St Louis. Scott is 1-3 with a 6.27 ERA after 37 1 3 innings and 9 homers allowed. Also: Teammate Walt Terrell vs Cincinnati, Jose Canseco 12th multi homer game, and Gregg Jefferies 9-for-14 vs Knepper.
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Steinbrenner to talk with Winfield over trade dispute
New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner says he will meet with outfielder Dave Winfield to discuss Winfield's refusal to accept a trade to the California Angels. Steinbrenner says he did not want Winfield traded and opposed the deal from the start.
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Indians mar day off feels like season finale says Webster
Mitch Webster called the first real day off of the season special yet noted the off day signified the season's pace. He said his physical condition often reflects the schedule and that the day off felt like the last day of the season, something he has looked forward to more than any other.
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A's stumble as Twins pound Stewart in shutout loss
The Oakland Athletics drop a 6-2 decision to the Minnesota Twins as Kirby Puckett leads with five hits and Dave Stewart struggles. Tony LaRussa notes a slump while Minnesota builds a four run fourth inning and Jose Canseco's solo homer accounts for Oakland's only offense.
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Valenzuela and Gross homer duel powers Dodgers win
Fernando Valenzuela and Kevin Gross traded solo and three run homers in the third inning helping Los Angeles beat Montreal 3-2 to snap a six game skid. Valenzuela added a single and earned the win, while Gross took the loss.
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Monday's Major League Baseball Scores
In the American League Toronto beat Detroit 8 to 3 in 10 innings while Minnesota defeated Oakland 6 to 2 and Kansas City won 9 to 1 over Boston in 10 innings. Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 5 to 3 and Atlanta edged Chicago 3 to 2 in the National League. San Diego won 5 to 4 against Philadelphia, San Francisco beat New York 4 to 2, and Los Angeles defeated Montreal 3 to 2. Only games scheduled.
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Evening MLB schedule centers on tense cross-league matchups
A dense slate features Minnesota at New York Cary him at Cleveland Swindell Goate Ea at Toronto Cummings fattimae we at Chicago Hibl yard Dopeon or Kiecker at Kansas City Langston at Milwaukee Paty at Texas Stmigy at Cimeimats Rye et wheat at Atlanta Scott at St Louis Tudor at Philadelphia Rasmussen at San Diego De Yarn at Montreal Martinez at Los Angeles army at San Francisco Burkett at New York early morning game remains listed with 70.35 pm start time.
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Wednesday and Tuesday Major League Baseball Schedule Updates
Wednesday slate features 12 games with starts from 3:35 p m to 10:25 p m across teams including Minnesota New York Seattle Toronto and San Francisco. Tuesday night broadcasts include Cubs Braves Mets and Astros with surrounding team moves and recalls across the Pacific Coast League and minor league affiliates.
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1980s AL leaders batting and pitching highlights
A fragment listing AL leaders in batting and pitching around the 1980 era. Griffey Seattle leads in hits and RBIs with Oakland and Minnesota stars also featured. notable names include Henderson Oakland Canseco Toronto Gruber and Clemens Boston. The text notes stats for doubles triples home runs stolen bases strikeouts and saves with several team affiliations.
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NL Leaders and Standings Highlight Stat Totals
Batting leaders show BATTING 84 at bate for Vykstra Philadelphia and Quecan Cincinnati with Alomar San Diego and Larkin Cincinnati close behind. Runs leaders include Sabo Cincinnati and Bonds Pittsburgh, with multiple players totaling in the high 20s. Pitching highlights include Viola New York 7 0 and Cook Philadelphia 4 0, while strikeouts list Gooden New York 53 and Viola 52. Stolen bases feature Coleman St Louis and Samuel Los Angeles with 17, and saves crown goes to Burke Montreal with 8.
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