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1 — 8
Riley Greene’s quick answer and Jackson Jobe’s control send Tigers past Rockies 8-1
For a moment, Colorado grabbed the first clean punch of the day. Then Detroit spent the rest of the afternoon showing how quickly one swing can be erased when patient at-bats and steady pitching take over.
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19 — 1
Mariners bury Athletics under 23 hits and five homers in 19-1 rout at Sutter Health Park
Some nights read like a box score; this one read like a flood. The Seattle Mariners scored 19 runs on 23 hits, launched five home runs and gave Bryan Woo more than enough room in a 19-1 demolition of the Athletics on Saturday at Sutter Health Park.
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6 — 2
Rangers pack six runs into decisive fifth inning to beat Diamondbacks 6-2 at Chase Field
For four innings, the Texas Rangers were being outscored and outpaced on the board. Then one inning changed the entire shape of the night, and Arizona never found a second answer.
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2 — 12
Braves bury Phillies with eight-run fourth, roll 12-2 behind Acuña and Harris
A game that opened with Bryce Harper’s long first-inning homer turned completely in the fourth. Atlanta answered with eight runs in one avalanche of an inning, then kept adding on for a 12-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday at Truist Park.
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6 — 5
Randal Grichuk’s ninth-inning homer lifts White Sox past Cardinals after two earlier comebacks
For most of the night at Busch Stadium, the Chicago White Sox looked too wasteful to win. Then they found the one swing that erased all the clutter, as Randal Grichuk’s two-run homer in the ninth inning carried Chicago to a 6-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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9 — 13
Garrett Mitchell’s four-RBI night carries Brewers past Reds in 13-9 slugfest
At American Family Field, Cincinnati matched Milwaukee hit for hit Saturday night and still came up short. The Brewers turned 14 hits into three punishing bursts, and Garrett Mitchell’s four-RBI game helped carry a 13-9 win that was louder on the scoreboard than it was tidy on the mound.
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2 — 3
Ian Seymour’s 10 strikeouts and Richie Palacios’ two-run single lift Rays past Astros 3-2
A 391-foot homer put Houston in front, but this game turned on a different kind of pressure. The Tampa Bay Rays kept making the Astros hit from behind in the count, piled up 14 strikeouts on the mound, and used two middle-inning scoring swings to edge Houston 3-2 at Tropicana Field.
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1 — 5
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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3 — 4
Conine, Pauley and a costly Dodgers error swing Marlins past Los Angeles 4-3
Two first-inning Dodgers homers looked like the start of a comfortable night, but Miami answered immediately and then protected a one-run edge the rest of the way, beating Los Angeles 4-3 at loanDepot park.
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3 — 4
Twins’ four-run third withstands Cleveland’s rally in 4-3 win at Target Field
The Minnesota Twins did not build much margin against Cleveland on Saturday, but they built enough. A four-run third inning held up as the difference in a 4-3 victory over the Guardians, who spent the rest of the game trying to cash in on chances they kept creating and kept wasting.
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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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7 — 6
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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3 — 7
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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12 — 2
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.
READ THE GAME ↗7 — 11Tigers 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.
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