Fick's grand slam helps Tigers close Tiger Stadium in 8-2 win
Detroit beats Kansas City 8-2 at Tiger Stadium as Robert Fick hits a first career grand slam off Jeff Montgomery in the eighth inning. The team honors Tigers legends by wearing all-time numbers while preparing for Comerica Park debut next season.
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Sports schedule highlights for tonight’s MLB games
The list shows Chicago visiting Minnesota, Texas hosting Seattle, and other matchups. Tonight’s games include New York at Baltimore, Toronto at Tampa Bay, Detroit at Minnesota, Cleveland at Kansas City, Seattle at Texas, Boston at Chicago, and Oakland at Anaheim with start times around 7 to 10:35 p.m.
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Reds Rally Past Mets Tie NL Central Lead in Wild Finish
Cincinnati keeps rolling with a 9-7 comeback win as Dmitri Young drives in five and Eddie Taubensee hits a two run homer. McGwire ties Sammy Sosa with 61 homers but Reds reach 112 game lead in NL wild card and even the Central race as they head to Houston for a two game series starting Tuesday.
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Arizona Dominates Colorado for Sixth Straight Win
Brian Anderson worked around nine hits and four strikeouts in a complete game as Arizona beat Colorado to stretch their streak to six. Berard Gilkey drove in three runs, helping the Diamondbacks improve to 42-15 since reclaiming first in July and win eight of nine.
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All Time Baseball Leaderboard From Fragmented OCR Extract
A garbled stats list shows runs hits and triples by players across teams like Cleveland New York Toronto Boston and Kansas City with many misreads and disordered names. The fragment lacks coherent context but preserves several named athletes and organizations alongside numeric tallies.
Ramirez Eyes Historic RBI Milestone With Indians
Manny Ramirez drove in 160 RBIs this season, chasing a 170 RBI mark as Cleveland pushed for 1,000 runs. He is one of eight AL players to reach 160 RBIs, with six games left and a 90 RBI target. Ramirez credits teammates Kenny Lofton Omar Vizquel and Roberto Alomar for setting the table, while acknowledging past suspensions and defensive lapses.
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