Evening MLB slate with multiple city matchups
Tonight’s schedule features Boston at Baltimore, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York at Tampa Bay, Los Angeles at Texas, Detroit at Minnesota, Houston at Oakland, Toronto at Seattle, and Arizona at San Diego. Several games include listed pitchers and records, with ongoing pennant race implications.
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Boston
Rodriguez
Baltimore
Kansas City
Valquez
Cleveland
Tomlit
N.Y
Yankees
Pineda
Tampa Bay
Smyly
L.A. Angels
Wright
Texas
Griffin
Detroit
Boyd
Minnesota
Santiago
Houston
Musgrove
Oakland
Manaea
Toronto
Happ
Seattle
Iwakuma
Washington
New York
Miami
Philadelphia
Atlanta
St. Louis x-Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Colorado
Arizona
San Diego
Rms
Donaldson
Trout
Betts
Bogaerts
Springer
Kinsler
Desmond
Machado
Altuve
Pedroia
Dozier
Rbls
Ortiz
Encarnacion
Pujols
Ramirez
Trumbo
Davis
Beltre
Napoli
Lindor
Cano
Abreu
Chicago
Cabrera
Ourtiz
Schoop
Kipnis
Longoria
Eaton
Andrus
Gardner
Bourn
Escobar
Dyson
Bradley Jr
Beckham
Ellsbury
Naquin
Miller
Buxton
Cruz
Frazier
Upton Jr
Kiermaier
Porcello
Kluber
Sale
Price
Tillman
Hamels
Verlander
Sanchez
Era—Tanaka
Duffy
Quintana
Archer
Klub
Kimbrel
Allen
Chicago White Sox
Porcello wins 21st as Red Sox top Orioles
Rick Porcello pitched a four-hitter for his major league high 21st win. David Ortiz and Mookie Betts belted two run homers to help Boston beat Baltimore 5-2 and widen the AL East lead.
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Rick Porcello
David Ortiz
Mookie Betts
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball League Leaders and Awards Ledger
A dense list of batting hitting runs and pitching leaders with multiple players named for categories across teams. Includes stats for Altuve Pedroia Trout Betts Ramirez Ortiz and others, plus home runs RBIs and stolen bases and pitching leaders Porcello Kluber Sale Verlander and more.
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Boston H BI
Pedroia
Bogaerts
Ortiz
Betts
Ramirez
Leone
Holt
Bradley Jr
Benintendi If
Baltimore
Jones
Kim Is
Machado
Trumbo
Davis
Hardy
Wieters
Schoop
Bourn
Boston
E-Bundy
Benintendi
Hr—Betts
Bundy
Porcello
Sb—Bradley Jr
Cs— Betts
RISP
Gidp—Pedroia
Leon
Bundy L
Duensing
Wilson
Aquino Worley
Worley
Tim Timmons
Mike Everitt
Jordan Baker
Mark Wegner
Scully’s top five greatest calls from a legendary Dodgers announcer
The 88-year-old Vin Scully’s career began with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1950 and spans iconic moments. His signature calls include Gibson’s two-injured-legs homer in the 1988 World Series and Aaron’s 715th homer, celebrated with his poignant tribute to breaking a historic record.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Vin Scully
Scully
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gibson
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Oakland Athletics
Dennis Eckersley
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Atlanta
State of Georgia
Deep South
Henry Aaron
Scully narrates historic baseball moments and perfect game
Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully framed Don Larsen’s perfect World Series game in 1956 as history changing and dramatic. He described Yankee Stadium as shivering and called Larsen the greatest pitcher in baseball history. He also recounted Bill Buckner’s famous 1986 error and the Mets’ Game 6 comeback that handed Boston a late defeat.
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Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Scully
Yankee Stadium
Larsen
Dale Mitchell
Boston Red Sox
New York Mets
Bill Buckner
Red Sox
Mets
Mookie Wilson
NBC
Buckner
Ray) Knight
Koufax's Perfect Game and Scully's Dramatic Call
Scully showcased pinpoint detail during Sandy Koufax's perfect game against the Chicago Cubs on September 9, 1965. In the final frames Koufax fanned the last six batters to complete the no-hit, no-run gem as a crowd of 29,139 roared at Dodger Stadium.
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Scully
Sandy Koufax
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Harvey
Kuenn
City of Angels
Los Angeles
California
Oufax
Scully's lifelong love of baseball ends with Dodgers finale
Scully recalls his first crush on baseball sparked by a 1936 World Series score seen near the Polo Grounds. He reflects on 67 years behind the mic, the transistor radio era, and his deep faith as the Dodgers honor his career with bobblehead night and a stadium street renamed in his name.
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Yankees
Giants
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Dodger Stadium
Ballpark
Tom Lasorda
Colorado
Dodger
San Francisco
Bay Area
Denver
Sandi
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