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Lamb, Lux and Thompson each drove in runs in the seventh inning
against Giants right-hander Tyler Rogers to break a 4-4 tie. The
Dodgers increased their winning streak to a season-high eight
games despite getting just 4 1/3 innings from All-Star
left-hander Clayton Kershaw.
The National League-best Dodgers won for the 15th time in their
last 16 games and for the 19th time in their last 21 contests.
Darin Ruf hit a two-run home run and Thairo Estrada drove in two
runs for the Giants, who fell to 0-6 at Dodger Stadium this
season. San Francisco had gone into the All-Star break winning
five of six games.
Cubs 4, Phillies 3
Yan Gomes hit two solo home runs, rookie Nelson Velazquez added
his own solo shot with a single and Chicago defeated host
Philadelphia.
Christopher Morel had a double, single and an RBI for the Cubs,
who swept the series and won their fourth in a row. Cubs starter
Drew Smyly gave up two runs (one earned) on four hits over six
innings. Smyly (3-5) struck out four and did not allow a walk.
David Robertson allowed two baserunners in the ninth inning but
struck out Garrett Stubbs to end the game for his 14th save.
Yankees 6, Orioles 0
Aaron Judge smacked his major league-leading 37th home run, Jose
Trevino had the first four-hit game of his career and Nestor
Cortes pitched six scoreless innings in New York's victory over
host Baltimore.
Judge went 2-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs and a walk for the
Yankees, who took two of the three games from the upstart
Orioles. Baltimore has dropped four of its past six games.
After DJ LeMahieu gave the Yankees a 1-0 lead with an RBI double
that scored Trevino with two outs in the third, Judge blasted
Dean Kremer's curveball 456 feet over the left-field fence to
extend the advantage to 3-0.
Angels 9, Braves 1
Reid Detmers pitched five shutout innings and visiting Los
Angeles ended its five-game losing streak with a win over
Atlanta.
Detmers (3-3) was able to effectively change speed and location
to quiet an Atlanta offense that had scored 15 runs in the
previous two games of the series. The left-hander allowed three
hits and two walks and struck out six in his first career
appearance against the Braves.
Los Angeles had 13 hits Sunday. Taylor Ward and Max Stassi each
had three, and Luis Rengifo and Jo Adell each added two. Stassi
had a double, a triple and three RBIs. The losing pitcher was
Ian Anderson (8-6), who was knocked out after pitching
three-plus innings. He allowed seven runs on eight hits, walking
three and striking out two.
Mets 8, Padres 5
Pete Alonso ripped a three-run homer to left-center field to
erase a one-run deficit and ignite a five-run sixth inning, and
host New York defeated San Diego.
Luis Guillorme and Tomas Nido contributed RBI hits in the inning
and Alonso added an RBI double in the seventh as the Mets
avoided getting swept in the three-game series. They also
increased their lead in the NL East to 1 1/2 games over the
Atlanta Braves.
Padres starter Joe Musgrove (8-3) pitched out of a major jam in
the fifth inning but didn't survive the sixth. Starling Marte
singled and Francisco Lindor doubled, putting runners at second
and third with no outs for the second straight inning. But while
Musgrove got three groundouts to end the fifth unscathed, he
surrendered the 425-foot no-doubter to Alonso one frame later.
Blue Jays 8, Red Sox 4
Raimel Tapia had three hits and four RBIs, and visiting Toronto
defeated Boston to complete a three-game series sweep.
Tapia finished the series with 10 RBIs in just two games. He had
six RBIs in Toronto's 28-5 win in the series opener on Friday
and didn't play Saturday. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. added four hits
and an RBI on Sunday.
Toronto scored five runs in the first. The rally started with an
infield single by George Springer and an infield double from
Guerrero that bounced off the bag at third. Bo Bichette walked
to load the bases and Cavan Biggio hit a two-run single with two
outs. Matt Chapman walked, and Tapia hit a three-run triple to
right-center.
Marlins 6, Pirates 5 (10 innings)
Run-scoring singles by Nick Fortes and Miguel Rojas in the 10th
inning gave visiting Miami a win over Pittsburgh to take two of
three in a weekend series.
Pinch runner Luke Williams opened at second in the 10th. Fortes
singled to right against David Bednar (3-4), driving in
Williams, and went to second on Cal Mitchell's fielding error.
Fortes went to third on Joey Wendle's groundout and scored on
Rojas' single to left.
Mitchell's RBI single in the bottom of the 10th against Jeff
Brigham (first save) produced the final score. Bryan De La Cruz
homered and hit an RBI single, and Jesus Aguilar hit a two-run
single for the Marlins.
Reds 6, Cardinals 3
Joey Votto connected on a three-run homer and Tyler Mahle
returned from the injured list with six solid innings as
Cincinnati beat visiting St. Louis to earn its second win of a
three-game weekend series.
Reiver Sanmartin and Alexis Diaz each pitched a scoreless inning
of relief before Hunter Strickland pitched a perfect ninth for
his fifth save in seven chances.
The Cardinals' Paul Goldschmidt continued his tear against Reds
pitching, hitting two home runs off Mahle to give him five
homers in his last four games -- all against Cincinnati -- after
a 17-game homerless drought.
Twins 9, Tigers 1
Sonny Gray struck out seven batters and allowed one run in six
innings to help lead Minnesota to a road win over Detroit.
Jose Miranda went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored to
lead the offense for the Twins, who swept the brief two-game
series between the teams. Gray (5-3) walked one and threw 84
pitches, 55 for strikes.
Eric Haase had two of Detroit's three hits and drove in the
Tigers' lone run. Tigers shortstop Javier Baez left the game
with a left arm contusion after being hit by a pitch from Gray
in the fourth inning.
Rangers 11, Athletics 8
Adolis Garcia had a home run among four hits, Jonah Heim
collected three doubles and left-hander Martin Perez coasted
through seven innings as visiting Texas salvaged one win in its
three-game series against Oakland.
Leody Taveras joined Garcia and Heim with at least three hits,
notching a double and two singles as part of the Rangers' 16-hit
assault on A's All-Star Paul Blackburn (6-6) and two relievers.
Perez limited Oakland to one run and four hits, walking three
and striking out six.
The Athletics made the final score respectable by scoring seven
runs in the last two innings. A four-run eighth featured a
two-run double by Chad Pinder and a two-run homer by Stephen
Piscotty. Sean Murphy, Pinder and Tony Kemp launched consecutive
solo shots in a three-run ninth.
Royals 4, Rays 2
Kris Bubic went seven strong innings and Hunter Dozier drove in
the tiebreaking run as Kansas City beat visiting Tampa Bay to
win two games in a three-game series.
Bubic (2-6) surrendered two runs on four hits, struck out four
and walked three in winning for the first time since June 20 on
the road against the Los Angeles Angels. In the seventh inning,
Dozier singled in Whit Merrifield off Brooks Raley (1-1) to
break a 2-2 tie.
MJ Melendez added an RBI double in the eighth as the Royals had
14 hits to claim their second straight victory. Bobby Witt Jr.
had a first-inning RBI single and stolen base but left the game
with a tight right hamstring.
Nationals 4, Diamondbacks 3
Keibert Ruiz went 3-for-3 and drove in the winning run with a
single in the eighth inning as Washington rallied for a victory
over Arizona in Phoenix.
With the game tied 3-3 in the top of the eighth, Lane Thomas led
off with a double to left-center off All-Star reliever Joe
Mantiply (1-3). Luis Garcia then sacrificed Thomas to third and
Ruiz followed with a single to right to give Washington its only
lead of the game.
Ruiz also had a walk and scored a run, and Yadiel Hernandez had
two hits and a run for Washington, which won for just the third
time in its last 20 games and also avoided its first-ever series
sweep at Chase Field.
White Sox 6, Guardians 3
Dylan Cease pitched six scoreless innings and host Chicago
homered three times off Shane Bieber to defeat Cleveland.
Leury Garcia and AJ Pollock homered in the second inning off
Bieber (4-6), who had allowed three homers in his previous 10
starts and seven overall. Eloy Jimenez also connected in the
sixth inning for the White Sox, who earned a split of the
four-game series.
Chicago's power display supported a third straight scoreless
outing by Cease (10-4), who allowed seven hits, struck out four
and walked one in his 97-pitch outing. Franmil Reyes hit a
two-run home run and Steven Kwan hit his second career homer.
Brewers 10, Rockies 9
Andrew McCutchen capped an eighth-inning rally with a two-run
double and Milwaukee held on for a wild comeback victory over
visiting Colorado.
Milwaukee began its three-run rally off Alex Colome (2-3) when
Christian Yelich drew a two-out walk. Willy Adames and Rowdy
Tellez followed with singles to tie it 8-8. McCutchen then lined
a 3-2 pitch over the head of centerfielder Yonathan Daza.
Colorado got a run in the ninth off closer Josh Hader when
Garrett Hampson tripled with two outs and Daza singled him home.
Hader got Kris Byrant on a comebacker to the mound for his 28th
save in 30 chances.
Astros 8, Mariners 5
Jose Altuve and Jeremy Pena cracked back-to-back homers to start
the game and Framber Valdez pitched shutout ball into the
seventh as Houston defeated host Seattle to polish off a
three-game sweep.
Martin Maldonado added three RBIs for Houston, which got another
solid outing from Valdez (9-4). He scattered eight hits over 6
2/3 innings, allowing three runs and a walk while fanning eight
in his 16th straight quality start.
Abraham Toro belted a two-run homer in the eighth that pulled
the Mariners within three runs, but Ryan Pressly locked it down
in the ninth for his 20th save. The 1-2-3 inning gave him 30
straight hitters retired, a franchise record.
--Field Level Media
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