Baseball Leaders Through Thursday Standings and Stats
Seitzer leads batting at .368 for Milwaukee while CDavis California hits .959 on the season. EMartinez Seattle has 44 RBIs and 44 runs, with Ramirez Cleveland and Naehring Boston among top run producers. McGwire Oakland and Vaughn Boston share 18 home runs each, with Belle Cleveland 22 doubles and Baerga Cleveland 71 hits.
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Baltimore
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Chicago
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Major Leagues
MLB daily notes show games scheduled across cities with 1:10 p.m. to 8:05 p.m. starts. Batting leaders include Bichette and Bell with high averages, Sosa and Sanders pacing RBIs, and Walker leading home runs. Notable trends include Mondesi and Karros high hits totals and Grace and Bichette in top doubles.
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Sosa
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St. Louis
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Montreal
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Barros
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Baseball highlights from 1936 to 1983 in brief
Key moments include 1936 Joe DiMaggio two homers and two doubles in an 18-4 Yankees win over the Browns. 1950 Wes Westrum three homers and a triple in a 12-2 Giants win over the Reds. 1955 Harmon Killebrew’s first homer in Detroit’s 18-7 win over Washington. 1962 Jack Reed’s 22nd inning homer powering a 9-7 Yankees victory over Detroit. 1968 Jim Northrup’s two grand slams in Detroit’s 14-3 rout of Cleveland. 1983 Don Sutton reaching 3,000 strikeouts with Milwaukee against Cleveland.
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Marlins shell Cincinnati with 16-4 win
Florida Marlins slugged six runs in two big innings to rout Cincinnati Reds 16-4. Charles Jouneen drove in six while Johnson homered twice and matched a club RBI record as John Burkett won his sixth. The Reds suffered their worst loss in two years and fell behind early in a game with 10 batters sent to the plate in the second.
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