Games on September 15, 1989
15 games
- KCA 2 @ BAL 5 No box score
- OAK 2 @ BOS 7 No box score
- CAL 1 @ CHA 3 No box score
- CAL 2 @ CHA 1 No box score
- CIN 1 @ HOU 4 No box score
- ATL 0 @ LAN 5 No box score
- TEX 2 @ MIL 6 No box score
- DET 4 @ MIN 8 No box score
- NYN 5 @ MON 0 No box score
- SEA 3 @ NYA 1 No box score
- SLN 0 @ PHI 2 No box score
- SLN 7 @ PHI 6 No box score
- CHN 7 @ PIT 2 No box score
- SDN 5 @ SFN 3 No box score
- CLE 2 @ TOR 5 No box score
The games of September 15, 1989
The schedule for September 15, 1989 lists 15 games. The most lopsided result was the Boston Red Sox's 7-2 win over the Oakland Athletics. Runs came easiest when the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-6. Shutouts went on the board for the Los Angeles Dodgers over the Atlanta Braves (5-0), the New York Mets over the Montreal Expos (5-0), and the Philadelphia Phillies over the St. Louis Cardinals (2-0). The closest finishes were the California Angels 2-1 over the Chicago White Sox. Elsewhere, the Baltimore Orioles topped the Kansas City Royals 5-2, the California Angels fell to the Chicago White Sox, 3-1, the Houston Astros beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-1, the Milwaukee Brewers topped the Texas Rangers 6-2, the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 8-4, the New York Yankees fell to the Seattle Mariners, 3-1, the Pittsburgh Pirates fell to the Chicago Cubs, 7-2, the San Francisco Giants fell to the San Diego Padres, 5-3, and the Toronto Blue Jays topped the Cleveland Indians 5-2. The California Angels and the Chicago White Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia Phillies each met twice, as doubleheaders. None of these games has a full box score on the site, so the list gives the final scores. Neighboring dates are one click away: the previous game day, Sep 14, 1989 and the next, Sep 16, 1989. For the wider picture, see the 1989 season.
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