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Ranger Suárez and Wilyer Abreu steer Red Sox past Royals after Carter Jensen’s tying homer
The Kansas City Royals got one loud swing from Carter Jensen, but Boston owned the larger shape of the game. Behind seven strong innings from Ranger Suárez and a two-run answer from Wilyer Abreu in the sixth, the Red Sox beat Kansas City 5-1 at Fenway Park.
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Bogaerts’ four-hit night carries Padres past Giants’ four-homer rally in 7-6 Oracle Park escape
For most of Saturday, the San Diego Padres won this game the slow, stubborn way. Then the San Francisco Giants tried to steal it back with one violent inning, leaving a 7-6 finish at Oracle Park that felt much tighter than the Padres’ body of work over nine innings.
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5 — 6
Nationals survive late Angels surge, win 6-5 in 10 innings on Zach Neto’s error
For seven innings at Nationals Park, Washington seemed to have this one stacked neatly away. Then the Angels turned four hits into a full-blown comeback, only for the Nationals to answer in the 10th and escape with a 6-5 win that felt far messier than their early control suggested.
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Kirk’s three RBIs and Bateman’s early homer carry Blue Jays past Orioles 7-3
The Blue Jays did not need a spotless afternoon to beat Baltimore at Rogers Centre. They built a 5-0 cushion by the third inning, got the biggest blows from Alejandro Kirk and Brett Bateman, and made sure the Orioles never turned their late push into a true reset in a 7-3 Toronto win.
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3 — 4
Cubs erase Pirates’ 3-2 lead with bases-loaded pressure, win 4-3 at Wrigley
At Wrigley Field on Saturday, the Chicago Cubs won a game that looked small on contact and huge on consequences. They managed only five hits against the Pittsburgh Pirates, but two home runs and an eighth inning built on a walk and a hit batter carried them to a 4-3 comeback victory.
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Francisco Lindor’s grand slam headlines six-homer Mets rout of Yankees
The Mets did not leave much ambiguity at Yankee Stadium. Francisco Lindor hit two home runs, capped by an eighth-inning grand slam, and New York’s National League club overpowered the Yankees 12-2 behind six long balls and a tidy pitching line from Zac Thornton and Tobias Myers.
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Tigers erase 7-4 deficit with seven-run eighth to beat Rockies 11-7 at Comerica Park
For seven innings, this looked like a Colorado game. Then Detroit turned the entire afternoon in one frame, scoring seven times in the eighth inning to wipe out a three-run deficit and beat the Rockies 11-7 at Comerica Park.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 5Padres’ early gap-power barrage holds up against Rafael Devers’ grand slam in 7-5 win over Giants
The Padres made Oracle Park feel narrow without ever clearing the fence. San Diego stacked doubles and triples into a seven-run burst over the second and third innings, then leaned on four scoreless relief frames to outlast Rafael Devers’ fifth-inning grand slam and beat the Giants 7-5.
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Marte and Moreno drove Arizona’s middle-inning surge as Diamondbacks routed Rangers 9-1
For four innings, this looked like a game waiting for one clean swing of momentum. Arizona found several of them in a hurry, turning a one-run deficit into a runaway 9-1 win over the Texas Rangers at Chase Field with a four-run fifth and a five-run sixth.
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Walton’s two-run 10th-inning homer flips Mariners’ late lead into 6-5 Athletics win
A 10th-inning lead lasted only half an inning for Seattle. Julio Rodriguez pushed the Mariners in front in the top of the 10th, but Donovan Walton answered with a two-run homer in the bottom half, giving the Athletics a 6-5 win at Sutter Health Park.
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Cardinals turn steady contact into a 7-3 win over White Sox after Chase Meidroth’s early homers
The White Sox brought the loudest swings Friday night at Busch Stadium, but the Cardinals owned more of the evening. St. Louis answered both of Chase Meidroth’s solo home runs, stacked up 13 hits without leaving the yard, and used a three-run fifth inning to pull away for a 7-3 win.
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Angel Martínez homer and Cleveland’s wild ninth swing 5-2 win over Twins
For six innings at Target Field, this looked like the sort of night that slips away from a lineup before it ever gets started. Then Angel Martínez changed the game with one swing, and the Cleveland Guardians changed the finish with one ruthless ninth inning to beat the Minnesota Twins 5-2.
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Brewers flatten Reds with 23-hit outburst as Turang, Contreras and Mitchell drive 20-0 rout
Some games turn on one swing. This one turned into an assembly line. Milwaukee kept sending up hitters, kept finding gaps and fences, and by the end of a 20-0 win over Cincinnati at American Family Field, the Brewers had built the kind of box score that reads less like tension and more like accumulation.
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Drake Baldwin’s 11th-inning double lifts Braves past Phillies after three separate rallies
The Atlanta Braves kept coming back until the last swing counted. After trailing in regulation, then again in the 10th and 11th, Atlanta finished a 6-5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies at Truist Park when Drake Baldwin doubled home Ha-Seong Kim in the bottom of the 11th.
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Kyle Tucker’s grand slam turns a tight Dodgers-Marlins game into a 6-2 Los Angeles win
For six innings at loanDepot park, this looked like the sort of game that could tilt on one more single. Then Kyle Tucker found the swing that removed all suspense, launching a seventh-inning grand slam that carried the Los Angeles Dodgers past the Miami Marlins 6-2 on Friday night.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 2Royals lean on Carter Jensen’s early imprint and a four-inning bullpen wall to edge Red Sox 3-2
The Kansas City Royals did just enough at Fenway Park, which turned out to be the whole point of a 3-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Three early runs gave them the margin, and four scoreless innings from the bullpen protected it the rest of the way.
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Junior Caminero’s ninth-inning blast lifts Rays past Astros in a 3-1 game that defied the hit count
The neatest summary of Friday’s Astros-Rays game at Tropicana Field is also the strangest one: Houston collected nine hits, Tampa Bay managed four, and the Rays still walked away with a 3-1 win because the loudest swings belonged to them.
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On a night when the hit totals were close, the game at Rogers Centre was decided by timing. The Baltimore Orioles did their damage in one early burst, and the Toronto Blue Jays spent the rest of Friday trying to climb out of a hole that never really disappeared.
Story contact: Vikram SandhuREAD THE GAME ↗4 — 6Bellinger’s three-run blast and Ben Rice’s big night lift Yankees past late-charging Mets
The Yankees won the middle of this Subway Series game early and just barely held off the late noise. Behind Cody Bellinger’s three-run homer, Ben Rice’s three-hit night and 6.1 innings from Carlos Rodón, the Yankees beat the Mets 6-4 at Yankee Stadium despite a steady Mets push from the seventh inning on.
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For seven innings, Washington kept creating chances without quite cashing them in. In the eighth, Andrew Pinckney’s sacrifice fly and Jorbit Vivas’ two-run double finally turned that steady pressure into a 4-3 Nationals comeback over the Los Angeles Angels at Nationals Park.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 6Five hits, six runs: Tigers punish Rockies’ missed chances in 6-2 win at Comerica Park
A game can turn into arithmetic, and Friday at Comerica Park did. The Colorado Rockies collected 10 hits and still spent most of the night chasing, while the Detroit Tigers needed only five hits to build a 6-2 win by cashing in their loudest swings and Colorado’s loosest inning.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 12Cubs erase early Pirates lead and keep swinging in 12-2 Wrigley Field rout
The Chicago Cubs turned a brief Pittsburgh lead into a long afternoon Friday, answering the Pirates’ first-inning run with wave after wave of contact in a 12-2 win at Wrigley Field. By the end, the box score read like a lineup-wide argument: 16 hits, seven extra-base hits and almost no easy outs.
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