Baseball schedule highlights for Saturday
Cleveland visits New York with Cook facing Perez at 1 p.m. Texas travels to Minnesota at 2:05 p.m. Mussina starts for Baltimore against Oakland at 4:05 p.m. Morris pitches for Toronto at California with Farrell. Kansas City meets Boston at 4:05 p.m. and one remaining game at 7:35 p.m. All listed games appear on the schedule.
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Farrell
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May Today’s Games Across MLB Schedule
The list shows multiple 1:35 p.m. games including San Francisco at Florida and Montreal at Houston with pitchers Swift Hammond Barnes and Williams. Other matchups feature Los Angeles at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, San Diego at Atlanta, and Pittsburgh at Colorado with game times ranging from 1:35 p.m. to 9:05 p.m.
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Twins Rally Past Indians in Tight Interleague Win
David McCarty tripled and drove in a run for Minnesota as they beat Cleveland 2-1 on a third inning miscue by Kenny Lofton. Junior Ortiz and Albert Belle had RBI hits for the Indians, while Baerga left after hyperextending his knee. Guthrie placed on 15-day DL. Mack activated. Winfield slumped, leaving eight on base in two bases loaded chances.
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Minnesota
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Indians
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Dave Winfield
Bucs halt Dodgers streak with 5-3 win in L.A.
Jeff King drove in three runs as Pittsburgh stopped Los Angeles 5-3 ending the Dodgers 11 game win streak. Barry Bonds powered San Francisco past Atlanta with a three run homer in the seventh. Cincinnati beat New York as Joe Oliver homered and drove in four. St Louis rallied to beat San Diego as Ozzie Smith collected four hits and a homer. Cubs over Expos 5-2 in rain delayed game highlighted by Dwight Smith and Rick Wilkins homers.
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Brewers rout Royals in the rain and win in extras
In a rain soaked game Milwaukee scored three in the first inning on a wild throw and a two run double by B J Surhoff. The Brewers held on to win as Kevin Reimer and Surhoff added key homers and later Cal Ripken starred for Baltimore with three hits and a homer in a separate note.
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Kansas City
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Baltimore
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Cal Ripken
Borders Delivers Two-Run Double In Wild Toronto Victory
Pat Borders lined a two-run double in the eighth to break an 11‑11 tie and lift the Toronto Blue Jays past Oakland after a wild 11‑11 game. John Olerud scored four runs tying a team record, with homers from Joe Carter and Ed Sprague. Toronto’s Domingo Cedeno drove in the first four runs of his major league career.
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Blue Jays
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Domingo Cedeno
Buckeyes top Wichita State playoff delayed by weather
ATLANTA AP Tony Khoury hit a two run homer and Roy Marsh added a three run shot in a six run second inning as Ohio State beat Wichita State 6 to force a regional final playoff. The Buckeyes improved to 44 18 while Wichita State 64 16 had been unbeaten.
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South Alabama Tops Kent State in NCAA South Region Game
Pat Murphy hit a ninth inning homer to lift South Alabama past Kent State 4 4 in Baton Rouge. South Alabama improves to 37 20 1 while Kent State falls to 41 15. The Jaguars faced LSU later with a CWS berth on the line after LSU’s 11 4 win the previous night.
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