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Wade Meckler’s 10th-inning single lifts Angels past Twins after Walker Jenkins’ late shot
The Angels did just enough early, then nearly gave all of it back, and still found a way to leave Angel Stadium with a 5-4 win over the Twins in 10 innings. Wade Meckler’s single to right ended it after Minnesota had climbed from three runs down and briefly taken the lead in the 10th.
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Trevor Story’s three-run shot wipes out Texas’ fast start in 4-3 Red Sox comeback
For six innings at Globe Life Field, the Rangers had this game arranged to their liking. Then Boston turned one Texas mistake into an opening, and Trevor Story turned the opening into the whole result, launching a three-run homer in the eighth inning to lift the Red Sox past Texas 4-3.
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Murakami’s first-inning three-run shot gives White Sox enough in 3-1 win over Tigers
Some games keep reopening. This one mostly closed with a single swing. Munetaka Murakami’s 423-foot, three-run homer in the first inning sent the Chicago White Sox on their way to a 3-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Rate Field, and Detroit spent the rest of the night chasing a deficit it never fully cracked.
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Five Houston homers sink Royals as Ethan Pecko steadies Astros in 6-2 win
Houston turned an early deficit into a simple arithmetic problem Thursday at Daikin Park: the Royals managed three hits, while the Astros kept sending baseballs over the fence. The result was a 6-2 Houston win built on five home runs and a long, calming outing from Ethan Pecko after a shaky start.
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Bryce Harper’s overturned infield single sends Phillies toward 3-0 shutout of Mets
Some shutouts arrive with a burst of power. This one came together more patiently. The Philadelphia Phillies did not homer, did not run away from the New York Mets, and still left Citi Field with a 3-0 win Thursday because they kept putting runners on, found three different ways to bring them home, and gave Aaron Nola a clean enough script to protect.
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Seven-run second sends Padres past Rockies 9-2 behind Bogaerts and Harris
The Rockies scored first, then spent most of Thursday trying to recover from one brutal inning. San Diego erased the early deficit with a seven-run second at Coors Field and rode that surge, plus a steady 6.0 innings from Michael King, to a 9-2 win.
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Patience and a six-run fourth send Rays past Athletics 10-1 at Tropicana Field
The Tampa Bay Rays did not bludgeon the Athletics with a pile of hits Thursday. They did something more methodical and, for the Athletics, more punishing: they kept putting men on base until one crooked inning reshaped the whole night.
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Kyle Tucker’s early jolt and a no-walk pitching night send Dodgers past Reds 8-2
The Los Angeles Dodgers did not need suspense Thursday at Great American Ball Park. Kyle Tucker supplied the first punch, the middle innings built the cushion, and a pitching staff that never issued a walk made sure the Cincinnati Reds were chasing the game all afternoon in an 8-2 Dodgers win.
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Pirates ride five-run second and Henry Davis' answer homer past Brewers 7-4
Baseball sometimes announces its verdict in one untidy inning and then spends the rest of the day making everyone live with it. At PNC Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates built a five-run second, then used Henry Davis’ two-run homer in the eighth to hold off the Milwaukee Brewers 7-4.
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Jakob Marsee’s early jolt carries Marlins past Diamondbacks’ three solo homers
Arizona matched Miami hit for hit and hit the ball farther, but this game turned on a different kind of pressure. The Marlins turned one second-inning mistake into a two-run swing, got a two-run homer from Jakob Marsee in the third, and held off the Diamondbacks 4-3 at Chase Field.
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7 — 2Cal Raleigh’s three-RBI night turns early tie into Mariners’ 7-2 win over Angels
It was not a home-run kind of night for the Seattle Mariners at Angel Stadium. It was a pressure game instead, built on walks, extra pitches, stolen bases and one sharp swing from Cal Raleigh that helped turn a 2-2 tie into a 7-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗9 — 3Ethan Salas’ two-homer night sends Padres past Rockies in 9-3 Coors Field win
The San Diego Padres won this one the way good road offenses do at Coors Field: they scored first, kept scoring after the first burst, and never gave the Colorado Rockies a clean path back into the game.
Story contact: Vikram SandhuREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 2Rave, Massey and a costly eighth lift Royals past Astros 5-2 at Daikin Park
Box scores can lie by symmetry. The Royals and Astros finished with eight hits apiece Thursday at Daikin Park, but Kansas City turned its share into a 5-2 win by pairing patience with two timely home runs and by cashing in the game’s lone defensive mistake.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 7Rangers’ three-run seventh turns a tight game into a 7-3 win over the Red Sox
For six innings, this felt like a game Boston might steal on one swing and one strange break. By the end, Texas had turned it into a lesson in sustained traffic, piling up 13 hits and using a three-run seventh inning to pull away for a 7-3 win at Globe Life Field.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman drove Chicago’s extra-base barrage past Atlanta, 8-4
Wrigley Field got an eight-run lesson in what loud contact looks like. The Cubs beat the Braves 8-4 on Wednesday by stacking extra-base hits all evening, with Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman taking turns turning solid innings into damaging ones.
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7 — 1Baltimore’s four-homer opening burst sends Mets to a 7-1 loss at Citi Field
Some baseball nights unfold a little at a time. This one arrived in jolts. Baltimore hit four home runs before the fourth inning was underway, and the Orioles’ 7-1 win over the Mets on Wednesday was built on a kind of early damage New York never came close to erasing.
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Zack Wheeler and a parade of walks carry Phillies past Nationals 3-0
The cleanest part of Philadelphia’s 3-0 win Wednesday night at Nationals Park was the final score. Almost everything else was a study in traffic: 13 Phillies walks, 176 Washington pitches, and a game the visitors controlled without ever fully cashing in.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗5 — 4Christian Yelich’s seventh-inning single lifts Brewers past Pirates after Pittsburgh’s home-run surge
The Milwaukee Brewers won this game without a home run and without much margin for error, which made Christian Yelich’s seventh-inning two-run single feel like the cleanest answer to a night that kept swinging back toward Pittsburgh. Milwaukee left PNC Park with a 5-4 win after weathering three Pirates homers and closing the final innings just tightly enough.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 6Elly De La Cruz’s go-ahead blast set the tone as Reds answered every Dodgers push in 6-2 win
The Cincinnati Reds won this game with a talent every good offense covets: timing. They did not just out-hit the Los Angeles Dodgers 13-7 at Great American Ball Park on Wednesday; they answered every meaningful Dodgers nudge with a quick, damaging reply.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Five doubles and four early runs carry Rays past Athletics at Tropicana Field
The Tampa Bay Rays scored all four of their runs in the first two innings Wednesday, then spent the rest of the night proving that an early burst can still decide a tight game. Their 4-3 win over the Athletics was built on doubles, protected by clean defense and just enough relief work, and tested by an Oakland lineup that never quite stopped threatening.
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Blue Jays turn middle innings into separation, beat Tigers 5-1 behind clean defense and steady pitching
The Toronto Blue Jays did not overpower Detroit on Wednesday at Rogers Centre. They simply kept turning the game back in their favor, answering an early deficit with three straight scoring innings and letting the Tigers wear the cost of every missed chance in a 5-1 win.
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4 — 5Keaschall kept bringing the Twins back until Caratini finished off the Yankees in 13
The New York Yankees spent the late innings manufacturing leads at Target Field, and the Minnesota Twins spent them tearing those leads back down. By the time Victor Caratini lined the deciding single in the 13th, the Twins had turned a 5-4 win into a study in persistence and New York into a case study in missed chances.
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Drew Gilbert’s 10th-inning homer rescues Giants after Cardinals erase another lead
For six innings at Busch Stadium, the San Francisco Giants looked like a team determined to waste its own good work. They still hit enough to survive it, and Drew Gilbert’s two-run homer in the 10th finally settled a jagged 6-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Petey Halpin’s three-run answer swings Guardians past White Sox 6-3
The box score from Progressive Field looks backward at first glance: the Chicago White Sox had more hits, a higher batting average for the day, and still walked away beaten. Cleveland’s 6-3 win over the White Sox was built on something sturdier than hit totals — patience, one thunderous swing from Petey Halpin, and a sixth inning Chicago never recovered from.
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