MVP like numbers light up a crowded box score
The sheet lists ARodriguez Seattle leading in RBIs and runs with top figures across batters and hitters. Knoblauch and AAlomar appear among leaders for Minnesota and Baltimore, with Mogul like totals for Molitor, Grudzielanek, and Grissom supporting a dense, cross-team stat line showing power, speed, and pitching depth across the season.
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Baltmors
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Texas
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Ja Valentin
Miwaukee
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Box Scores Highlight 1987 MLB Actions
Joe Carter of Cleveland hit his 30th homer and stole 30 bases in 1987, achieving a rare 30-30 season as his team lost 53 to the Mariners. Cincinnati’s Tom Browning pitched a 1-0 shutout for the Dodgers, fanning eight in a minimal effort.
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bin Fk Parent
Othe Ton
Tim Rane
Orel Merahleer
Galarraga powers Rockies to eighth straight win
Andres Galarraga led the Colorado Rockies with homers and RBIs as they beat the Houston Astros 11 4 for an eighth straight victory. Galarraga hit a solo shot in the second and a three run drive in the sixth to reach 45 homers and 140 RBIs. Houston dropped its seventh straight on the road.
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Colorado Rockies
Houston Astros
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Houston
Orioles set major league season homer record with 243
The Baltimore Orioles matched five homers in a 16 46 win over the Detroit Tigers to push within 24 games of New York. Brady Anderson started the scoring with his 46th homer, Cal Ripken added two, and Bobby Bonilla hit a grand slam. Mark Parent drove in three to cap the third inning, giving Baltimore the 241st homer of the year, surpassing the 1961 Yankees. Ripken's 4 RBIs moved him to 1,859 for Orioles history.
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