EXHIBITION BASEBALL AT A GLANCE

SPRING TRAINING STANDINGSAMERICAN LEAGUE
WLPct
Minnesota2011.645
Seattle1810.643
Anaheim1913.594
New York139.591
Boston1712.586
Kansas City1712.586
Tampa Bay118.579
Oakland1914.576
Cleveland1814.562
Chicago1513.536
Toronto1315.464
Detroit1417.452
Baltimore1216.429
Texas1118.379
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WLPct
Montreal1911.633
Milwaukee1812.600
St. Louis1712.586
Florida1613.552
Cincinnati1816.529
Chicago1616.500
Houston1414.500
Colorado1314.481
Arizona1517.469
Atlanta1417.452
New York1320.394
Pittsburgh1220.375
San Francisco1119.367
San Diego1120.355
Los Angeles1222.353
Philadelphia1021.323
NOTE: Split-squad games count in the standings; games against non-major league teams do not.
Saturday's Games
N.Y. Mets 21, Florida 13
Atlanta 5, Boston 0
Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 5
Cincinnati 5, Baltimore 3
Pittsburgh 7, Minnesota 4
Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 5
St. Louis 5, Memphis (AAA) 1
Detroit 7, N.Y. Yankees 7, tie, 10 innings
Kansas City 9, Houston 5
Chicago White Sox vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, ccd., rain
Arizona 8, Chicago Cubs 7
Colorado vs. Texas at Las Vegas, ccd., rain
Oakland 11, San Francisco 10, 10 innings
Seattle 7, San Diego 4
Anaheim 10, Los Angeles 4
Sunday's Games
Albuquerque (AAA) 9, Florida 1
Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 1
Montreal 11, N.Y. Mets 3
Oakland 5, San Francisco 5, tie
Anaheim 13, Los Angeles 5
Seattle 8, San Diego 7
Colorado 10, Sacramento (AAA) 5
INDIANS 3, PHILLIES 1
CLEVELANDPHILADELPHIA
abrhbiabrhbi
Crisp cf5000Rollins ss3020
McDonald ss5010Ledee lf2010
Clapinski 3b4110Polanco 2b2000
Hafner 1b3112Myers p0000
Laker c3110Telemaco p0000
Wathan c0000Pratt c-1b3010
Cooper lf3010Thome 1b1010
Minges rf3010Wtn pr-1b-3b2010
Abernathy 2b4000Burrell lf3010
Stanford p3001Crowell p0000
Robbins p1000Byrd ph1000
Raybourn0000Squires p0000
Abreu rf1000
Michaels rf1100
Lieberthal c2010
Powell p0000
Collier ss1000
Bell 3b2000
Winch c1000
Glanville cf4011
Milton p0000
Perez ph-2b4000
Totals34363Totals33191
Cleveland000300000--3
Philadelphia000000100--1
E--Bell, Collier. DP--Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 1. LOB--Cleveland 9, Philadelphia 10. 2B--D'Amico, Wooten, Pratt. HR--Hafner (1). SB--Glanville. CS--Rollins.
IPHRERBBSO
Cleveland
Stanford W, 1-0661140
Robbins210011
Raybourn S,1120001
Philadelphia
Milton310014
Myers L, 0-1033320
Telemaco100002
Powell210002
Crowell210020
Squires100000
Myers faced five batters in fourth inning. T--2:38. A--39,221.
YANKEES 3, YANKEES FUTURE STARS 3
Future Stars020100000--351
New York (A)010001001--381
Ortiz, Beal (4), DeSalvo (6), Proctor (7), Mann (8), Marsonek (9) and Navarro, Santos; Graman, Quantrill (6), Heredia (7), White (8), Gordon (9) and Fasano, Torrealba. HRs--Future Stars, JRodriguez. New York, Bragg.
John Rodriguez homered and drove in two runs for the Future Stars. Alex Graman allowed three runs --two earned-- in five innings for the New York Yankees. Paul Quantrill, Felix Heredia, Gabe White and Tom Gordon combined for four perfect innings of relief for New York.
ALBUQUERQUE 9, MARLINS 1
Florida0100000--162
Albuquerque3200004--9110
Oliver, Perisho (5), Wayne (6), Greusel (7) and Redmond; Olsen, Flannery (4), McLeary (6), Blank (7) and Treanor, Jorgenson. W--McLeary. L--Oliver.
The Marlins, who open the season Tuesday at home against Montreal, lost for the third time in four games. Albuquerque shortstop Wilson Valdez stole four bases in the first two innings and had two singles, a double and scored twice. Carl Pavano, the No. 4 starter in the Marlins' rotation, was scheduled to start but felt some tightness in his back and didn't pitch.
EXPOS 11, METS 3
Montreal034000004--11121
New York (N)00000000x--332
Day, Cordero (8), Biddle (9) and Schneider; Yates, Stanton (5), Wheeler (6), Roberts (7), Moreno (8), Cole (9) and Piazza, Wilson. W--Day, 3-0. L--Yates, 3-1. HRs--Montreal, Schneider (1), Wilkerson (1). New York, Wilson (2).
Tyler Yates, who won the fourth spot in New York's rotation with a big spring, struggled in his final start Sunday, allowing seven runs and seven hits in four innings. Montreal starter Zach Day allowed just one hit and one unearned run in seven innings. Brian Schneider went 2-for-4 with a homer and three RBIs to lift the Expos.
ANGELS 13, DODGERS 5
Los Angeles003101000--5122
Anaheim23301220x--13161
Ishii, Lima (4), Sanchez (7), Nickle (8), and Ross; Ortiz, Hensley (6), Weber (8), and JMolina, Mathis (6). W--Ortiz, 2-0. L--Ishii, 1-4. HRs--Anaheim, Erstad (3), Salmon (2).
Darin Erstad and Tim Salmon hit back-to-back homers to lead Anaheim. Los Angeles starter Kazuhisa Ishii gave up eight runs on nine hits in three innings. Ramon Ortiz pitched 5 2/3 innings and allowed three earned runs.
ATHLETICS 5, GIANTS 5, TIE
Oakland000001400--550
San Francisco000031001--5130
Harden, Blanton (6), Cammack (7), Pote (9) and Miller, Rose; Cooper, Franklin (7), Veres (8), Urban (9) and Kuzmic, Torrealba. HRs--Oakland, Miller (2), Kielty (3). San Francisco, Torrealba (3).
Giants starter Brian Cooper carried a no-hitter into the sixth before Damien Miller's homer. The Athletics added another four runs in the seventh inning against reliever Wayne Franklin. Yorvit Torrealba, hitting .378, homered and doubled twice for San Francisco.
MARINERS 8, PADRES 7
Seattle200005001--8101
San Diego22020010x--7131
Meche, Mateo (4), Soriano (5), Jarvis (6), Mulholland (7), Sherrill (9), Atchison (9) and Davis, Borders; Hitchcock, Watkins (6), Byrdak (6), Puffer (8), Rojas (9) and Ojeda, Hernandez. W--Mulholland, 3-1. L--Rojas, 0-1. Sv--Atchison (1).
Gil Meche gave up four runs and five hits over three innings. Terry Mulholland got his third win of the spring, pitching two innings of relief. Padres starter Sterling Hitchcock struck out six over five innings, allowing two runs -- one earned -- and four hits.
ROCKIES 10, SACRAMENTO 5
Colorado134000101--10140
Sacramento010002020--5111
Elarton, Chacon (4), Stark (5), Herrera (8), Driskill (9) and Johnson, Greene; Gomes, O'Brien (2), Flores (5), Lehr (7), Sansom (9), Shank (9) and Morris, Craig. W--Chacon, 1-0. L--Gomes, 0-1. HRs--Colorado, Clayton, Green, Pellow; Sacramento, Koonce.
Kit Pellow homered and drove in four runs to pace Colorado. Royce Clayton added two hits and two RBIs for the Rockies. Colorado's Scott Elarton allowed one unearned run over three innings, striking out three. Graham Koonce homered for Sacramento.