White Sox win wild 12-7 with 10th inning rally
The White Sox score four 10th inning runs on a walk filled sequence, a wild pitch, and a sacrifice fly to beat the Tigers 12-7 after Detroit forced extra innings with a late rally. Chicago broke a 2-2 tie with five runs in the eighth, then won in the 10th without a hit.
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Homerless Cards topple Rockies in low-scoring win
Cardinals beat the Rockies 1 0 as Mark McGwire extended his homer drought to seven at-bats while Brian Jordan returned to the lineup with two RBIs. McGwire singled and walked twice, helping St Louis win despite the long homer drought.
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Baseball standings preview for Thursday and Saturday schedule
American League leaders and late games list show no St Louis or Colorado results. Scheduled Thursday matches include Atlanta at Chicago Cubs and New York Mets at Philadelphia with Beech expected to start. Montreal at Pittsburgh and Florida at Milwaukee also on tap, plus Cincinnati at Los Angeles and St Louis at San Diego in evening slates. Saturday menus swap venues across the league including Houston at Colorado and Montreal at Pittsburgh.
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Indians Win Despite Wind Helped Homers By Stanley And Sprague
Cleveland defeats Toronto 6 1 in a windy affair as Manny Ramirez belts a two run homer and drives in three. Mike Burba pitches six solid innings, overcoming gusty winds that kept several fly balls aloft and aided Ed Sprague and Mike Stanley on long balls. Chris Carpenter allows five runs in six innings as the Indians score six in the seventh on a wild pitch and Ramirez adds an RBI double earlier.
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Indians edge Blue Jays as Burba winds back to back wins
Indians nudge Toronto 6 to 2 as Stanley belts his 10th homer in the second and Sprague adds his fifth in the fifth. Burba notes wind aided the outcome while Fryman collects 2-for-4 and Alomar returns to the lineup after an elbow scare. SkyDome roof stays open for eighth time this season.
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