Martinez leaves six innings as Indians fall in extra innings
Dennis Martinez departed after six innings with elbow stiffness as Boston’s Roger Clemens held Cleveland to a late lead. Tony Pena’s 13th inning homer gave the Indians a 5 4 win, while Martinez reflected on his playoff history and his renewed mental state after past alcohol issues.
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Yankees Outlast Mariners in Historic Wild-Card Opener
New York, NY The Yankees become the first wild-card team to win in expanded playoffs as Don Mattingly Bernie Williams Wade Boggs and Ruben Sierra pace a 6 4 victory over Ken Griffey Jr Seattle Mariners. The 57178 crowd at Yankee Stadium marks its largest since 1976 as Mattingly collects an RBI single and a double in his first postseason game.
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Griffey Jr Delivers in Debut Playoff Game
Ken Griffey Jr homered and drove in three runs in Seattle's 9 6 loss to the New York Yankees in the opening game of the division series. He had returned from a 73 game absence due to a broken left wrist and impressed with a powerful blast off David Cone that hit the upper deck.
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Jones lifts Braves past Rockies in tense playoff opener
Chipper Jones delivered when it mattered, belting two solo homers including the tiebreaker in the ninth and making a clutch stop to beat Colorado 4 3 in Denver. Maddux labored but escaped jams as Atlanta claws to a 1-0 series lead.
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Reds Blasts Dodgers In Game 1 Of NL Playoff Series
Pete Schourek, waived by the Mets two years ago, pitched seven strong innings as the Reds beat the Dodgers 7-2 in Game 1. The Reds jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and added three more in the fifth.
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Baseball playoffs schedule listed with dates and times
Box scores show Division Series and Championship Series games for American and National Leagues. Matchups include Boston, Cleveland, Seattle, New York, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Colorado, with dates from October 10 through October 29 and times mostly at 7:07 or 8:07 p.m. EST, plus possible if necessary games indicated.
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