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Esteury Ruiz’s 11th-inning double rescues Marlins after Diamondbacks waste traffic in 4-2 loss
For 10 innings at Chase Field, this looked like the kind of game Arizona should eventually solve. Then Miami found the one swing Arizona never matched, and a night full of Diamondbacks baserunners turned into a 4-2 Marlins win that felt harsher than the score.
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Josh Lowe’s sixth-inning homer gives Angels the one swing Seattle couldn’t match in 2-1 win
On a night built on thin margins, the Angels found the cleanest separator. Josh Lowe’s 388-foot homer in the sixth inning turned a tie game back in Los Angeles’ favor, and that one swing held up for a 2-1 win over the Mariners at Angel Stadium.
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Cole Carrigg’s two homers and five RBIs carry Rockies past Padres after early San Diego power
At Coors Field, the game changed shape in a hurry. What opened as a San Diego home-run showcase became a Colorado hitting parade, and by the end the Rockies had turned a one-run deficit into a 9-3 win on the strength of 16 hits, a six-run swing across the sixth and seventh innings, and a star turn from Cole Carrigg.
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2 — 4
Jeremy Peña’s two-homer night gives Astros enough in 4-2 win over Royals
On a night when neither lineup piled up hits, Jeremy Peña made Houston’s few swings that mattered most. The Astros shortstop homered twice, Yordan Alvarez added a two-run shot, and that compact burst of power carried Houston past the Kansas City Royals 4-2 at Daikin Park.
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2 — 4
Rangers built a 4-2 win on one sharp second inning and a night of swing-and-miss against Boston
Baseball often pretends to be a long argument, but this one was settled in a hurry. The Texas Rangers did all of their scoring in the second inning, then let Jacob deGrom and a strikeout-heavy bullpen turn a 4-2 game over the Boston Red Sox into a test of patience Boston never passed.
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10 — 3
Eldridge and Hill power Giants as third-inning surge sends Cardinals to 10-3 defeat
San Francisco did not leave much room for suspense at Busch Stadium. The Giants scored three times in the first inning, piled on with four more in the third, and carried that early separation all the way to a 10-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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8 — 1
Bellinger starts it, Jones finishes it as Yankees handle Twins 8-1 at Target Field
The New York Yankees gave this game its shape in the first inning and its final verdict in the sixth. Cody Bellinger supplied the early jolt, Spencer Jones delivered the biggest swing, and Max Fried made sure Minnesota never found enough traffic to turn one run into a real chase in an 8-1 Yankees win over the Twins at Target Field.
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Three two-run homers lift Braves past Cubs 6-3 after Chicago’s early lead at Wrigley
The Atlanta Braves spent five innings playing from behind Tuesday night at Wrigley Field, then turned the game with a simple, punishing pattern. Ronald Acuña Jr., Ozzie Albies and Drake Baldwin each delivered a two-run homer, wiping out a 3-0 Chicago Cubs lead in a 6-3 comeback.
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Coby Mayo’s 11th-inning inside-the-park homer carries Orioles past Mets 7-5 at Citi Field
Baltimore did not win this game by piling up chances. The Orioles won it by making their biggest swings count, and none mattered more than Coby Mayo’s three-run inside-the-park home run in the 11th inning of a 7-5 victory over the New York Mets at Citi Field.
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10 — 1
Fourth-inning thunder sends Tigers past Blue Jays 10-1 at Rogers Centre
For three innings, this looked like a night Toronto might be able to patch together. Then Detroit found one opening, then another, and by the time Spencer Torkelson drove a three-run homer into left-center in the fourth, the Tigers had turned a quiet game into a lopsided 10-1 win over the Blue Jays.
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Daylen Lile’s three-run seventh lifts Nationals past Phillies after every early lead disappeared
For six innings at Nationals Park, this game kept undoing itself. Every Philadelphia push was answered, and when the tie returned one more time in the fifth, Washington saved its biggest reply for the seventh, where Daylen Lile’s three-run homer sent the Nationals to a 6-3 win over the Phillies.
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5 — 1
Brewers waited out their opening, then buried Pirates with a four-run sixth in 5-1 win
For five innings, this looked like the kind of game Pittsburgh might steal with a few timely swings. Then Milwaukee turned one thin lead into a comfortable one, and the Pirates were left staring at the cruelest line of the night: 10 hits, one run.
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4 — 0
Yoshinobu Yamamoto and two Dodgers homers leave Reds chasing all night in 4-0 loss
The Los Angeles Dodgers did not need a barrage to beat the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night. They needed a clean pitching line from Yoshinobu Yamamoto, a timely single from Hunter Feduccia, and two home runs that gave a low-scoring game all the separation it required in a 4-0 win at Great American Ball Park.
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Rocchio’s ninth-inning double lifts Guardians past White Sox after Bazzana’s two-homer night
On a night when both clubs finished with eight hits, Cleveland’s swings did more with them. Brayan Rocchio’s two-run double in the ninth gave the Guardians a 7-6 win over the Chicago White Sox, closing a game already shaped by Travis Bazzana’s two home runs and a White Sox rally that briefly flipped the score.
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Junior Caminero’s ninth-inning homer gives Rays a 2-1 escape over Athletics
For eight innings, this game kept shrinking until every detail mattered. A passed ball created Tampa Bay’s first run, a wild pitch gave Oakland its answer, and then Junior Caminero settled a taut 2-1 Rays win with a solo shot in the ninth.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 8Corbin Carroll’s ninth-inning homer finishes Diamondbacks’ 8-7 comeback over Marlins
For most of Monday night at Chase Field, the Miami Marlins looked like the club with the sharper edge. Then the Arizona Diamondbacks saved their biggest swings for the end, erasing a three-run deficit with Jordan Lawlar’s eighth-inning shot and winning 8-7 when Corbin Carroll launched a two-run homer in the ninth.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 6Jose Siri and Zach Neto drove the Angels’ sequencing in 6-4 win over Mariners
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Seattle Mariners 6-4 at Angel Stadium by doing the quieter work better. They never hit a home run, but they scored in three separate two-run bursts, turned Jose Siri and Zach Neto into the game’s most reliable table-setters, and made Seattle’s two big swings feel just a little too lonely.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗8 — 7Padres’ second-inning surge survives Rockies’ relentless rally in 8-7 Coors Field slugfest
At Coors Field, the San Diego Padres built just enough cushion to survive the kind of Colorado Rockies comeback that kept tugging the game back toward even. San Diego won 8-7 because its loudest swings came early, and that margin barely lasted.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗1 — 2Cardinals’ fifth-inning singles and late strikeouts seal 2-1 win over Giants
A two-run fifth was all the St. Louis Cardinals needed Monday at Busch Stadium, where Quinn Mathews and three relievers held off the San Francisco Giants for a 2-1 MLB win that stayed tight from the middle innings to the last out.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗8 — 3Six-run eighth turns Yankees-Twins from tense duel into 8-3 New York win
For seven innings at Target Field, this looked like the kind of game a single mistake might decide. Then the Yankees stopped nibbling at the margins and blew past the Twins with a six-run eighth, turning a one-run deficit into an 8-3 victory.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 7Pete Crow-Armstrong’s four-RBI night sends Cubs past Braves 7-3 at Wrigley
Wrigley Field gave this game a clear lesson: when the Chicago Cubs put runners in front of Pete Crow-Armstrong, the scoreboard moves fast. Chicago beat the Atlanta Braves 7-3 on Monday night by cashing in early traffic, then letting that cushion carry the rest of the evening.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 1Gunnar Henderson’s eighth-inning homer gives Orioles a 2-1 edge over Mets at Citi Field
Some one-run games hinge on a blur of noise. This 2-1 Orioles win over the Mets was much cleaner than that: an early Baltimore breakthrough, a single New York answer, and then Gunnar Henderson settling the night with one swing in the eighth.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 5Tigers turn Toronto’s seventh-inning rescue into a 6-5 Blue Jays letdown at Rogers Centre
For six innings, the Toronto Blue Jays had this one arranged the way they wanted. By the end, the Detroit Tigers had rewritten it, using a four-run seventh and two more late innings to leave Rogers Centre with a 6-5 win.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 1Three hits were enough as Tarik Skubal, Dodgers power past Reds 4-1
The Los Angeles Dodgers won a game Monday night at Great American Ball Park that looked strange in the box score and straightforward on the field: only three hits, but two of them left the yard, Tarik Skubal handled the rest, and Cincinnati never found a sustained answer in a 4-1 Dodgers victory over the Reds.
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