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East		W	L	GB
TBR	F.E.	59	42	---
BOS	F.E.	60	43	---
NYY	F.E.	56	45	3.0
TOR	F.E.	51	51	8.5
BAL	F.E.	48	53	11.0

Central		W	L	GB
CHW	F.E.	57	43	---
MIN	F.E.	55	46	2.5
DET	F.E.	52	49	5.5
KCR	F.E.	46	57	12.5
CLE	F.E.	44	56	13.0

West		W	L	GB
LAA	F.E.	62	39	---
OAK	F.E.	52	49	10.0
TEX	F.E.	52	50	10.5
SEA	F.E.	38	63	24.0

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Expanded Standings · Wild Card · Leaders · Batting · Pitching · Splits: Bat · Pitch

East		W	L	GB
NYM	F.E.	55	47	---
PHI	F.E.	54	48	1.0
FLA	F.E.	53	49	2.0
ATL	F.E.	48	53	6.5
WSN	F.E.	38	64	17.0

Central		W	L	GB
CHC	F.E.	60	42	---
MIL	F.E.	59	43	1.0
STL	F.E.	57	47	4.0
CIN	F.E.	50	53	10.5
PIT	F.E.	48	54	12.0
HOU	F.E.	46	55	13.5

West		W	L	GB
ARI	F.E.	50	51	---
LAD	F.E.	49	52	1.0
COL	F.E.	45	58	6.0
SFG	F.E.	43	58	7.0
SDP	F.E.	38	65	13.0

Interleague Play: AL leads NL 149-103 (1249 runs to 1014)

Yesterday's Box Scores & Results

TOR 7 @BAL 1 KCR 4 TBR 2	CHC 6 FLA 3 NYM 3 PHI 1 PIT 9 SDP 1 SFG 1 WSN 0 MIL 4 @STL 3
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Today's Games (all times ET)
Angels at Orioles, 7:05pm
WhiteSox at Tigers, 7:05pm
Twins at Indians, 7:05pm
Yankees at RedSox, 7:05pm
Mariners at Blue Jays, 7:07pm
Rays at Royals, 8:10pm
Rangers at Athletics, 10:05pm
Marlins at Cubs, 2:20pm
Braves at Phillies, 7:05pm
Padres at Pirates, 7:05pm
Rockies at Reds, 7:10pm
Cardinals at Mets, 7:10pm
Astros at Brewers, 8:05pm
D'backs at Giants, 10:15pm
Nationals at Dodgers, 10:40pm

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Yesterday's Big Plays (by WPA)

        Inn Out Score RoB  Pt wWPA  wWE  Batter     Pitcher
-------+---+---+-----+---+---+----+----++----------+----------+
MIL@STL t 9   1  3-2  1--  2   65%  82%  RBraun     RFranklin 
        Home Run (Fly Ball to Deep LF-CF); 2 runs score

PHI@NYM b 8   2  1-1  12-  5   34%  93%  CDelgado   JRomero   
        Double to LF (Line Drive to Deep LF Line); 2 runs score

WSN@SFG t 9   1  1-0  1--  4  -28%  55%  CGuzman    MCain     
        Double to LF (Line Drive to LF Line)

WSN@SFG t 9   1  1-0  -23  2   25%  80%  RZimmerman MCain     
        Flyball: RF (Short RF)

WSN@SFG b 8   1  0-0  -2-  4   22%  87%  DRoberts   TRedding  
        Single to CF (Ground Ball thru SS-2B); 1 run scores

Yesterday's Starting Pitchers by Game Score

             Tm Opp  IP   H  R ER BB SO HR GmSc Pit  ERA
----------+-+---+---+----+--+--+--+--+--+--+----+---+----+
MCain      W SFG WSN  9    4  0  0  0  4  0   83 113 3.82 
OPerez       NYM PHI  7.2  6  1  1  1 12  1   74 108 4.15 
JMoyer       PHI NYM  7    2  1  1  3  6  0   72  91 3.76 
GMeche     W KCR TBR  7    5  0  0  1  4  0   70 100 4.31 
TRedding   L WSN SFG  8    7  1  1  0  5  0   69  97 3.98 
RHalladay  W TOR BAL  7    7  1  1  1  6  0   64 119 2.82 
YHerrera   W PIT SDP  6    6  0  0  1  4  0   63  96 9.75 
CZambrano  W CHC FLA  7    6  2  2  0  6  1   63 125 2.96 
BSheets      MIL STL  7    4  3  2  2  4  0   61  96 2.87 
TWellemeye   STL MIL  5    5  2  2  5  2  0   46  92 4.19 
SOlsen     L FLA CHC  6    7  6  6  3  3  2   34  85 4.07 
MGarza     L TBR KCR  5    8  4  4  4  0  0   31  82 3.83 
CHensley   L SDP PIT  5    7  6  6  2  2  2   29  85 5.40 
DCabrera   L BAL TOR  5   11  7  7  2  3  0   18  93 4.86

Yesterday's Batters by Batting Game Score

 Best       Tm  Opp AB  R  H RBI
+----------+---+---+--+--+--+---+---------+
 RBraun     MIL STL  4  1  4   2   HR, BB 
 NMcLouth   PIT SDP  3  2  1   3   HR, BB 
 XNady      PIT SDP  4  2  2   1   HR, SO 
 MScutaro   TOR BAL  4  2  3   1   2B      
 JCantu     FLA CHC  3  0  3   0   2B, BB, HBP 
 ALind      TOR BAL  4  2  3   0   2B      
 JBay       PIT SDP  3  1  1   2   HR      
 JBartlett  TBR KCR  3  1  3   0   2B      
 EBruntlett PHI NYM  4  0  3   0   2·2B 
 PFielder   MIL STL  3  1  2   0   2B, 2·BB, SO

 Worst      Tm  Opp AB  R  H RBI
+----------+---+---+--+--+--+---+---------+
 CHart      MIL STL  5  0  0   1   RBI, 2·GDP, Err 
 JGuillen   KCR TBR  4  0  0   0   SO, GDP 
 AIwamura   TBR KCR  4  0  0   0   GDP     
 RDurham    MIL STL  5  0  0   0   2·SO 
 CUtley     PHI NYM  4  0  0   0   3·SO 
 EHinske    TBR KCR  4  0  0   0   3·SO 
 JBowker    SFG WSN  3  0  0   0   GDP     
 JLaRue     STL MIL  4  0  0   0   2·SO 
 KGreene    SDP PIT  4  0  0   0   2·SO 
 TGlaus     STL MIL  4  0  0   0   2·SO

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1900 - The Boston Beaneaters score 13 runs in the first inning against the Cardinals on 10 hits, including two triples by Buck Freeman, and four errors. The game is shortened by rain after six innings and Boston wins, 18-5.
1900 - Christy Mathewson makes his 2nd appearance, relieving in the 3rd against the Pirates with the score 3-1. The Bucs rattle the rookie for six runs in the inning to lead 9-1. Matty gives up another run in his seven innings, as Pittsburgh coasts to victory.
1902 - At Chicago, the Reds Cy Seymour sets a major-league record by hitting four sac flies in a 6 - 1 win over the Chicago Orphans. Seymour will be tied but never topped.
1903 - At New York, the Pilgrims bang seven doubles and beat the Highlanders, 7-5. Freeman and Parent each have two doubles.
1904 - Before 1,522 in New York, vet Al Orth makes his first start for the Highlanders and matches zeroes with Chicago's Yip Owen. In the bottom of the 9th, Patsy Dougherty leads off with a triple and scores on Willie Keeler's bouncer through the infield.
1914 - At Boston, the Cubs belt Otto Hess for a 5-4 win. Boston is now 12 in back of the Giants, winners of 6 straight.
1916 - Tris Speaker has three hits against lefty Babe Ruth to finally drive him from the mound in the 8th inning. Reliever Rube Foster wild pitches home a run and Braggo Roth's 2nd double gives Cleveland a 5-3 lead. The Tribe wins it 5-4, with Ruth the loser. Ruth is 2-for-4 with a two run single.
1936 - The Red Sox tally 20 hits to crush the Tigers, 18-3, scoring all their runs in two big innings. The Sox score six in the 2nd to drive Tommy Bridges from the mound, then tally 12 more in the 5th: it is the 2nd time this month that the Red Sox have score more than 10 runs in an inning. Doc Cramer has four Boston hits, while three others have three hits. Lefty Grove gives up nine hits in the easy win.
1938 - Cleveland's Johnny Allen has his 12-game win streak snapped by the Red Sox.
1939 - With the score tied 3-3, Cleveland scores 9 runs and Philadelphia 5 in a record-setting 9th inning.

Born This Date

1874 - Doc Reisling, pitcher (d. 1955)
1894 - Red Holt, infielder (d. 1961)
1944 - Buddy Bradford, outfielder
1944 - Fred Scherman, pitcher
1956 - Dave Patterson, pitcher
1959 - Matt Williams, pitcher
1970 - Garey Ingram, infielder
1975 - Anton French, minor league outfielder
1980 - Shawn Riggans, catcher

Died This Date

1970 - Herb Hunter, infielder (b. 1896)

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