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The Dodgers also honored Vin Scully before and during their
first home game since the Hall of Fame broadcaster's death on
Tuesday.
Dodgers right-hander Tony Gonsolin (13-1) held the Padres
scoreless on three hits and a walk with six strikeouts over five
innings. He is tied for the National League led in wins and
lowered his ERA to 2.30, second in the NL.
Hanser Alberto, Chris Taylor and Cody Bellinger all had two-run
doubles for the Dodgers, who scored all of their runs on 10 hits
and a walk in four innings off Manaea (6-6).
Cardinals 4, Yankees 3
Paul DeJong's decisive two-run double with two out in the eighth
inning rallied St. Louis past visiting New York.
Nolan Arenado went 2-for-3 with a walk and two runs for the
Cardinals, who won their fifth straight and seventh in their
past eight games. The Yankees lost for the fourth time in five
games.
Cardinals starting pitcher Dakota Hudson allowed three runs on
seven hits and two walks in four-plus innings. Andre Pallante
(5-4) worked four scoreless innings to earn the victory, and
Ryan Helsley closed out the ninth inning for his 10th save.
Braves 9, Mets 6
Eddie Rosario's three-run homer capped a four-run first inning,
and his RBI double punctuated a four-run second for visiting
Atlanta, which staved off a comeback attempt by New York.
The Braves evened the five-game series at a game apiece and
pulled within 3 1/2 games of the first-place Mets in the
National League East. Ronald Acuna Jr. tied a career-high with
four hits for the Braves, who improved to 8-5 since the All-Star
break.
Michael Harris II and William Contreras homered for the Braves,
and Dansby Swanson, Matt Olson and Harris each had two hits.
Mets starter Taijuan Walker (9-3) gave up eight runs on seven
hits in one-plus innings. The eight runs were the most he's
allowed since he surrendered eight runs for the Seattle Mariners
on May 2, 2015.
Twins 6, Blue Jays 5 (10 innings)
Nick Gordon scored the winning run on a fielder's-choice
grounder by Tim Beckham in the bottom of the 10th inning as
Minnesota, despite blowing a five-run lead, eked out a walk-off
victory over Toronto in Minneapolis.
Gordon finished a triple shy of a cycle, drove in three runs and
scored twice, and Mark Contreras also homered for Minnesota.
Carlos Correa added a single, a double and a run.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. homered and had two hits, and Chapman and
Santiago Espinal each hit home runs for the Blue Jays. Raimel
Tapia's RBI single with two outs in the ninth inning tied the
game.
Phillies 7, Nationals 2
J.T. Realmuto homered, tripled, singled and drove in two runs
and Kyle Gibson tossed eight strong innings as host Philadelphia
won its third straight game, defeating Washington.
Gibson (7-4) threw six perfect innings before hitting Victor
Robles with a pitch to open the seventh. He allowed one run on
two hits, one walk and two hit batters while striking out four.
Realmuto and Nick Castellanos hit two-run homers, and Darick
Hall, Rhys Hoskins and Kyle Schwarber added solo shots.
Luis Garcia had two of the Nationals' three hits. Washington
starter Josiah Gray (7-8) tossed four-plus innings and allowed
five hits and six runs to go along with four strikeouts and
three walks. Gray served up four homers.
Astros 9, Guardians 3
Trey Mancini belted a grand slam to highlight a two-homer
performance, fueling Houston's seventh straight victory in
Cleveland.
Houston's Jose Altuve had an RBI double in the fourth inning
among his three hits and the team's 14. The Astros have
outscored the opposition 21-4 during their three-game win
streak. Houston bench coach Joe Espada guided the club in place
of manager Dusty Baker, who tested positive for COVID-19.
Framber Valdez (10-4) won his second straight decision and
improved to 4-0 overall in his career against Cleveland after
allowing three runs on seven hits in 6 1/3 innings. He
registered his 18th consecutive quality start. In his major
league debut, Cleveland's Hunter Gaddis (0-1) yielded eight runs
on seven hits in 3 1/3 innings.
Brewers 5, Reds 1
Rowdy Tellez and Tyrone Taylor homered to help Milwaukee end a
four-game losing streak by beating visiting Cincinnati.
Brewers starter Eric Lauer (8-3) allowed one run and six hits in
seven innings in the opener of a three-game series. The
left-hander struck out four and walked three. Lauer, who also
beat Cincinnati on June 17, won back-to-back starts for the
first time since late May.
Brewers reliever Trevor Gott threw 1 1/3 scoreless innings.
Devin Williams entered with two on and one out in the ninth and
fanned both batters he faced for his seventh save.
Angels 4, Mariners 3 (10 innings)
Taylor Ward's 10th-inning sacrifice fly brought home the
go-ahead run as Los Angeles defeated host Seattle in the first
meeting between the teams since a benches-clearing brawl on June
26.
Jesse Chavez (2-1) got the victory despite squandering a
three-run lead in the ninth inning. Fellow right-hander Jimmy
Herget pitched a perfect inning for his second save. Angels
starter Patrick Sandoval pitched 5 1/3 scoreless innings and
allowed just three hits while striking out five.
The Angels' Max Stassi hit a two-run homer in the top of the
ninth to increase their lead to 3-0, but in the bottom of the
inning, Adam Frazier lined a run-scoring double into the right
field corner, and All-Star Ty France grounded a two-run single
to center to tie the game.
White Sox 2, Rangers 1
Eloy Jimenez belted a home run in the fourth inning, and Dylan
Cease and the Chicago bullpen made it hold up in a victory over
Texas in Arlington, Texas.
The White Sox bounced back after losing the opener of the
four-game series on Thursday. Cease (12-4) yielded one run on
two hits and three walks while striking out five in six innings.
The right-hander won his fifth consecutive start, and he allowed
one earned run or none for the 13th straight outing. Cease has a
0.59 ERA in that span.
The Rangers were limited to three hits in losing for the fourth
time in their last five games. Rangers starter Glenn Otto (4-8)
took the loss despite posting a quality start. He gave up two
runs on four hits with a walk and seven strikeouts in six
innings.
Cubs 2, Marlins 1
Willson Contreras celebrated an unexpected return to Wrigley
Field by hitting a go-ahead two-run home run with one out in the
eighth inning as Chicago rallied to beat visiting Miami.
A candidate to be dealt at Tuesday's trade deadline, Contreras
remained a Cub and homered for the first time at home since June
29 against Cincinnati. Contreras sent a low 0-1 changeup from
Dylan Floro (0-1) about halfway up the left-center field
bleachers as the Cubs ended a five-game losing streak.
Contreras' 16th homer of the year was one of four hits for the
Cubs, who were held hitless for five innings by Marlins starter
Edward Cabrera in his return from missing nearly two months with
an elbow injury. Cabrera walked three and fanned eight.
Rays 5, Tigers 3
Brandon Lowe drove in three runs for the second straight night
and visiting Tampa Bay benefited from 13 walks while downing
Detroit.
Roman Quinn and Taylor Walls scored two runs apiece for the
Rays, who have won the first two games of the four-game series.
Tampa Bay trailed 3-2 before scoring three times in the eighth
inning.
Riley Greene hit a two-run homer for the Tigers, who have lost
three straight and six of seven. Detroit starter Bryan Garcia
gave up only one hit in four scoreless innings but issued six
walks. He struck out three.
Orioles 1, Pirates 0
Dean Kremer threw 6 1/3 strong innings to help set the tone as
Baltimore edged visiting Pittsburgh.
Kremer (4-3), who halted a personal two-game losing streak, gave
up four hits without a walk while striking out two. Cionel Perez
and Felix Bautista completed the combined six-hitter, with
Bautista escaping a ninth-inning jam for his fourth save.
The Pirates wasted a strong outing from Mitch Keller (3-8), who
lasted six innings and surrendered just one run on eight hits
and one walk. He struck out one.
Diamondbacks 6, Rockies 5
Geraldo Perdomo delivered a two-run single with two outs in the
eighth inning as Arizona overcame a three-run deficit to post a
victory over Arizona in Phoenix.
Daulton Varsho homered and Josh Rojas had a two-run double for
the Diamondbacks, who won for just the second time in the past
seven games.
Randal Grichuk went 3-for-4 with a homer, Elehuris Montero had
two hits and two RBIs and Yonathan Daza had two hits and drove
in one as the Rockies lost for the 13th time in their past 17
games.
Red Sox 7, Royals 4
Xander Bogaerts had four hits with a run and an RBI as Boston
defeated host Kansas City to even the four-game series at a game
apiece.
Alex Verdugo had three hits, including two doubles, and two runs
for Boston. Josh Winckowski (5-5) earned the win. He gave up one
run on five hits in five innings. He struck out four and walked
two. Winckowski worked around trouble most of the evening.
Zack Greinke (3-7) took the loss. He allowed four runs on seven
hits in 4 2/3 innings. Salvador Perez homered and Vinnie
Pasquantino had three hits and a run for Kansas City.
--Field Level Media
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