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Corbin 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.
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Jose 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.
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8 — 7
Padres’ 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.
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Cardinals’ 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.
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3 — 7
Pete 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.
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8 — 3
Six-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.
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2 — 1
Gunnar 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.
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Tigers 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.
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7 — 3
Six-run sixth sends White Sox past Guardians as Miguel Vargas caps the break with a two-run homer
For five innings at Progressive Field, this game sat quietly. Then the Chicago White Sox found one opening, kept it moving, and turned a close night into a 7-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians with a six-run sixth inning that decided almost everything.
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Three 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.
READ THE GAME ↗6 — 4Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado give Padres enough to hold off Giants, 6-4
A game with nine hits on each side usually stays unsettled until the end, and this one did. The difference at Oracle Park was that San Diego’s loudest swings came early and with runners on, giving the Padres a cushion they needed in a 6-4 win over the San Francisco Giants.
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7 — 6Corey Seager’s early jolt and Arizona’s costly fifth lift Rangers past Diamondbacks 7-6
Texas left Chase Field with a 7-6 win that felt comfortable for six innings and narrow by the end. Corey Seager supplied the early thunder, Arizona’s defense cracked at the wrong moment, and the Rangers’ cushion turned out to be just large enough.
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Lawrence Butler’s walk-off two-run homer caps Athletics comeback in 8-7 win over Mariners
Randy Arozarena gave Seattle the kind of star turn that usually decides a game. Lawrence Butler answered with the swing that decided this one instead, driving the Athletics past the Mariners 8-7 with a two-run homer in the ninth at Sutter Health Park.
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Caleb Durbin started it, Trevor Story finished it as Red Sox beat Royals 4-1 at Fenway
Boston did not bury Kansas City early, but it controlled the game in the ways that usually matter most: a clean defensive night, six scoreless innings from Payton Tolle, one early extra-base swing from Caleb Durbin and the late two-run hit from Trevor Story that finally gave the scoreboard some breathing room.
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4 — 3Pirates’ sixth-inning surge turns Cubs’ brief lead into a 4-3 loss at Wrigley Field
The Cubs finally found their opening Saturday, but they could not protect it. Pittsburgh absorbed Chicago’s fifth-inning burst, answered with three runs in the sixth, and then handed the final 3 2/3 innings to a bullpen that allowed no hits in a 4-3 Pirates win at Wrigley Field.
READ THE GAME ↗1 — 3Alec Burleson’s sixth-inning double gave the Cardinals all they needed in a 3-1 win over the White Sox
For five innings at Busch Stadium, this looked like the kind of game one clean rally might decide. In the sixth, Alec Burleson supplied it, driving a double to right that scored three and flipped a 1-0 White Sox lead into a 3-1 Cardinals victory.
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Suárez flips it, Stephenson finishes it as Reds slip past Brewers 4-3
For five innings, Milwaukee had the tidier game. Then Cincinnati found the one swing that changed everything and the one productive out that settled it, beating the Brewers 4-3 at American Family Field.
READ THE GAME ↗9 — 2Kwan, Bazzana and Adell powered Cleveland’s 9-2 answer game in Minnesota
The Cleveland Guardians did not just hit the Twins on Sunday at Target Field; they kept answering them. Behind home runs from Steven Kwan, Travis Bazzana and Jo Adell, plus 6 2/3 steady innings from Tanner Bibee, Cleveland turned every flicker of Minnesota momentum into another run-scoring push and finished with a convincing 9-2 win.
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Jonathan Aranda’s two homers headline Rays’ 15-hit, 14-4 win over Astros
The Tampa Bay Rays turned a Sunday at Tropicana Field into an exercise in accumulation: an early lead, repeated middle-inning damage and enough pitching to make Houston’s scattered home-run power feel cosmetic in a 14-4 victory.
READ THE GAME ↗4 — 6Agustin Ramirez's walk-off homer finishes Miami's four-run ninth in 6-4 comeback over Dodgers
For seven innings at loanDepot park, this looked like a tidy Dodgers win built on one thunderous swing and six calm innings from Emmet Sheehan. Then the Marlins compressed their offense into the final two frames and flipped the game all at once, winning 6-4 on Agustin Ramirez's two-run walk-off homer.
READ THE GAME ↗1 — 8George Springer’s four-RBI day powers Blue Jays past Orioles as fifth-inning homers break it open
At Rogers Centre, the Toronto Blue Jays turned a brief tie into an 8-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles with the cleanest combination baseball offers: strikeouts on the mound and extra-base damage at the plate. George Springer supplied the biggest swing count, but Toronto’s control of the game came in two sharp bursts.
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Nationals' four-run eighth turns 13-hit grind into 6-5 comeback over Angels
For seven innings, Washington kept building the kind of game that usually wins comfortably and somehow did not. The Nationals finally made the math work in the eighth inning, scoring four times to erase a two-run deficit and beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-5 at Nationals Park.
READ THE GAME ↗0 — 2Ben Rice and Austin Wells supply the only damage as Yankees blank Mets 2-0
A six-hit game rarely leaves much room for decoration. At Yankee Stadium on Sunday, the Yankees kept it brutally simple: two solo home runs, six strong innings from Cam Schlittler, and three clean bullpen frames were enough to beat the Mets 2-0.
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9 — 4Phillies turn a tie game into a rout with seven-run eighth in 9-4 win over Braves
For seven innings at Truist Park, Philadelphia and Atlanta played the kind of game that hangs on one swing and one clean inning. The Phillies then supplied an entire rally at once, exploding for seven runs in the eighth and turning a 2-2 deadlock into a 9-4 win over the Braves.
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