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THT Daily: 19 and Countingby Matthew CarruthSeptember 16, 2007 Major League News for September 16Player News Yesterday’s Results Today’s Games Standings Stats You can always find the most recent THT Daily at http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/content/thtdaily/ Player NewsPlayer news items are provided by RotoworldBarry Bonds is listed as day-to-day after leaving Saturday's game with a strained right big toe. Manager Bruce Bochy said X-rays were negative and that Bonds would likely be out two-to-three days. Nate Schierholtz figures to get the start on Sunday. He likely would have anyway. Prince Fielder hit a solo homer to set a new Brewer mark and lead the team past Cincy 5-3 Saturday. His third inning blast was No. 46 on the season, a mark never reached by a Milwaukee player before. Gorman Thomas hit 45 long balls in 1979, a record matched by Richie Sexson in both 2001 and 2003. Fielder was 2-for-3 with two runs and a walk overall, extending his hitting streak to a career-high 13 games. He's driven in 109 runs, and is on a major tear in September with a .422 BA and seven homers and 12 RBI. Josh Beckett surrendered only a first-inning solo homer over seven innings to pick up his 19th win Saturday as the Red Sox blew out the Yankees 10-1. Beckett, who had struggled against the Yankees of late, was dominant today, allowing just three hits. He retired 12 straight before apparently intentionally plunking Jason Giambi in the seventh. Warnings were issued after Giambi took the pitch off his right elbow, but nothing came of it. Beckett is the first pitcher to 19 wins this year. He really strengthened his Cy Young case by outpitching Chien-Ming Wang, who gave up five runs in 5 2/3 innings to lose for the first time since Aug. 8. Yesterday’s ResultsAmerican League BOS 10 NYA 1 (Recap and Boxscore) TOR 8 BAL 3 (Recap and Boxscore) LAA 2 CHA 1 (Recap and Boxscore) CLE 6 KC 0 (Recap and Boxscore) DET 4 MIN 3 (Recap and Boxscore) OAK 7 TEX 3 (Recap and Boxscore) TB 6 SEA 2 (Recap and Boxscore) National League PHI 5 NYN 3 (Recap and Boxscore) WAS 7 ATL 4 (Recap and Boxscore) HOU 9 PIT 7 (Recap and Boxscore) MIL 5 CIN 3 (Recap and Boxscore) STL 4 CHN 3 (Recap and Boxscore) CHN 3 STL 2 (Recap and Boxscore) FLA 10 COL 2 (Recap and Boxscore) LAN 6 ARI 2 (Recap and Boxscore) SD 6 SF 0 (Recap and Boxscore) Today’s GamesNational League --------------- Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mets, 1:10 PM (R) Adam Eaton (9-9) vs. (L) Oliver Perez (14-9) Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals, 1:35 PM (R) Tim Hudson (15-8) vs. (R) Shawn Hill (4-3) Cincinnati Reds at Milwaukee Brewers, 2:05 PM (R) Matt Belisle (8-8) vs. (R) Carlos Villanueva (7-4) Pittsburgh Pirates at Houston Astros, 2:05 PM (L) Paul Maholm (10-14) vs. (R) Brandon Backe (0-1) Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals, 2:15 PM (R) Jason Marquis (11-8) vs. (L) Mark Mulder (0-2) Florida Marlins at Colorado Rockies, 3:05 PM (L) Scott Olsen (9-13) vs. (L) Franklin Morales (1-2) San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres, 4:05 PM (R) Tim Lincecum (7-4) vs. (R) Jake Peavy (17-6) Arizona Diamondbacks at Los Angeles Dodgers, 4:10 PM (R) Edgar Gonzalez (7-2) vs. (R) Esteban Loaiza (1-1) American League --------------- Kansas City Royals at Cleveland Indians, 1:05 PM (R) Billy Buckner (0-1) vs. (L) Aaron Laffey (3-1) Baltimore Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays, 1:07 PM (R) Victor Santos (0-1) vs. (R) Shaun Marcum (12-6) LA Angels of Anaheim at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 PM (L) Joe Saunders (8-3) vs. (L) Mark Buehrle (9-9) Detroit Tigers at Minnesota Twins, 2:10 PM (R) Jair Jurrjens (2-1) vs. (R) Scott Baker (9-7) Texas Rangers at Oakland Athletics, 4:05 PM (R) Vicente Padilla (6-9) vs. (L) Lenny DiNardo (8-9) Tampa Bay Devil Rays at Seattle Mariners, 4:05 PM (R) Andrew Sonnanstine (5-9) vs. (L) Jarrod Washburn (9-14) New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox, 8:06 PM (R) Roger Clemens (6-6) vs. (R) Curt Schilling (8-7) StandingsThe graphics next to each team are called "sparklines.” They depict each team’s performance over the last month. Each "up" bar is a victory and a "down" bar is a loss. There are horizontal lines for home games and red bars represent games decided by two runs or less. "PWins" is short for Projected Wins, based on each team’s Run Differential, and is often a better measure of a team’s true strength. Other team graphs and stats can be found on our Team Page.American League East Pwins Diff BOS 90 59 .604 0.0 94 -4 THT StatsAccess all of THT’s stats here…
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NYA 84 64 .568 5.5 89 -5 
TOR 74 74 .500 15.5 78 -4 
BAL 63 84 .429 26.0 65 -2 
TB 62 87 .416 28.0 61 1 
American League Central
CLE 87 61 .588 0.0 83 4 
DET 82 67 .550 5.5 81 1 
MIN 72 76 .486 15.0 75 -3 
KC 63 84 .429 23.5 69 -6 
CHA 63 85 .426 24.0 58 5 
American League West
LAA 87 61 .588 0.0 84 3 
SEA 78 69 .531 8.5 71 7 
OAK 74 76 .493 14.0 75 -1 
TEX 69 79 .466 18.0 71 -2 
National League East Pwins Diff
NYN 83 64 .565 0.0 80 3 
PHI 79 69 .534 4.5 78 1 
ATL 75 73 .507 8.5 80 -5 
WAS 66 82 .446 17.5 62 4 
FLA 65 83 .439 18.5 67 -2 
National League Central
CHN 77 72 .517 0.0 79 -2 
MIL 75 72 .510 1.0 74 1 
STL 70 77 .476 6.0 65 5 
CIN 68 80 .459 8.5 69 -1 
PIT 66 82 .446 10.5 67 -1 
HOU 64 84 .432 12.5 63 1 
National League West
ARI 83 66 .557 0.0 71 12 
SD 80 67 .544 2.0 81 -1 
LAN 79 69 .534 3.5 78 1 
COL 76 72 .514 6.5 79 -3 
SF 66 82 .446 16.5 71 -5 
Wildcard Standings
American League
NYA 84 64 .568 0.0
DET 82 67 .550 2.5
SEA 78 69 .531 5.5
TOR 74 74 .500 10.0
OAK 74 76 .493 11.0
National League
SD 80 67 .544 0.0
PHI 79 69 .534 1.5
LAN 79 69 .534 1.5
COL 76 72 .514 4.5
MIL 75 72 .510 5.0