Braves:
Advincula (CG, 17 K, HR), Lee (2-4, HR), Yamat (2-3), Guiliano (2-3, 2 RBI).

Entering the top of the 7th down 7-3, the Braves scored 5 runs, capped by Mike Casillas' 3 run HR, his second HR of the game.

Braves:
Griffin (2-4), Casillas (3-4, 5 RBI, 2 HR), Rodrigues (2-3).

Castaneda pitched 8 innings giving up 2 earned runs. Tigers starter got stronger as the game went on and shut down the Twins after the fourth inning.

Twins New(18):
Taylor (1-4, 2 RBI), Castaneda (2-4, 2 RBI), Capilla (2-4).

Hell of game that went extra's. Nick Taylor pitched 8 innings giving up 2 earned runs in a really well played game by both teams.

Tigers(18):
Tigers hit the ball hard and could of had a couple leave the yard but the De Anza field was not havin it. Good game overall.

Twins New(18):
Taylor (1-4, 2 RBI), Castaneda (2-4), Capilla (2-4, 2 Runs).

Well pitched game by both teams.

A's:
Moore and Fanara had two hits each.

A's:
Riall Moore had a big game going 2-for-3, with a strong start on the hill holding back a hard hitting Bosox club. Mike Smith finished it off with 2 shut-out innings. Ben Becchetti was 3-for-3, and Mark "Ironman" Craft caught all 16 innings on the day for the A's.

S. McClean started the game off with a first pitch home run and also helped with his stellar defense at third. In the bottom of the ninth with 2 outs and 2 runners in scoring position, made a diving stop to throw out the runner for the win. D. Headley pitched all nine giving up just one run and 4 hits. Great game Reds!

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Apodaca and Hu combine for the victory. Cardinals bats remain hot as they battled a new and improved Orioles team. Game was much tighter then the score would indicate. Very good pitching by both squads.

Mitchell, Girard, and Prograce combine to hold a tough Orioles team to only 3 runs. Mitchell blasted a shot to left center to clear the bases in the fourth inning. Another quality game by both teams.

Both Games were very close.

Andy Rodriguez pitched every inning of both games for the undermanned Blue Jays who played with 9 players. A-Rod went the distance in a 1-run Game One loss and picked up the 5-4 victory in Game Two.

Down by a run in the the bottom of the 7th, the Blue Jays rallied with a pair of runs. Gino Panelli, Don Davenport, and Tim Erwin singled. Eddie Gamez walked and Jerry Hoffman hit a sacrifice fly which drove in the winning run.

Two hard fought games on a new field in windy conditions.

Expos:
(DH) R. Woodard clutch hitting triple and rbi to tie the game. (SP) B. Butcher two hits. G. Colvin two hits.

Expos:
J. Barnes three hits and scored twice. S. Rebeterano three hits and scored once.

Pirates:
Pat Saporito (3-3, 2 Runs).

Indians:
Villanueva (7 IP, 0 ER, 10 K, HR), Boyd (2-2, 3 RBI), Smith (2-4).

D-Backs:
Moran (2-3).

Indians:
Ybarra (2-3, 2 2B, 4 RBI), Kephart (2-3), Smith (2-3), Boyd (2-3).

This game was a forfeit. The Indians(18) did not have enough players.

This game was a forfeit. The Indians(18) did not have enough players.

Royals(18):
Kyle the starting Royals pitcher went the distance and pitched well also.

A's:
Chris Gresh threw all 7 innings of terrific baseball and struck out 11 on his way to his 2nd victory of the year. Casey Juull had a cluth hit in the 4th that started a rally and really sealed the deal.

A's:
Luis Cardenas not only caught the first game but he pitched a complete Game 2 striking out 6. Atilano, Nourie, Childress, and Guevara each had 2 hits. Jack Stevens poured in 2 RBIs to help the cause as well.

Royals(18):
Seth Turner had a great day at the plate for the Royals.

Mike Denevi threw a 9 inning complete game, giving up 2 unearned runs.

Giants:
Mike Denevi (3-6, 2B, 2 Runs, RBI), Kevin Wakeman (3-4, 2 BB, Run).

Giants:
Kevin Wakeman (3-4, 2B, 3 Runs, RBI), Huck Hibberd (3-4, 2B, 3 Runs, 2 RBI), Harold Sutherland (2-4, HR, 2 Runs,3 RBI).