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Max Muncy, Chris Taylor and Joey Gallo hit home runs on Wednesday as the Los Angeles Dodgers extended their season-best winning streak to 10 games with an 8-5 victory over the visiting Minnesota Twins.
Trea Turner and Will Smith also scored, and the Dodgers improved to his 13-4 record in interleague play this season. Los Angeles also saw him improve to 32-5 starting June 29, pushing his major league record to 77-33.
With home runs by Jorge Polanco and Gary Sanchez, the Twins lost all four games this season to the Dodgers. Luis Ares had his three hits for Minnesota.
Gallo's pinch-hitting home run in the seventh inning, along with a three-run shot, gave the Dodgers a breather at 8–4. It was his 13th home run of the season since joining the Dodgers at the trade deadline.
Mets 10, Reds 2
Daniel Vogelbach scored three runs, and Francisco He scored Lindor's two-hit, three-run, two-RBI lead as hosts New York overwhelmed Cincinnati. and dominated his series for three games.
Mets Tyler his Nakin hit a home run, Pete Alonso scored his three hits and one RBI, and Jeff McNeil scored his two runs. The Mets scored in five of his first six innings, won six straight games, and won 15 of their last 17 games. The streak stopped in his final start, giving up two runs with five strikeouts on five hits and three walks in six innings.
Brewers 4, Rays 3 (10 innings)
Rowdy Tellez hits a tying home run to lead in the ninth, Willie Adams walks away two games 10th RBI single to lift Milwaukee by visiting Tampa Bay in the series finale.
Devin Williams (3-2) started his No. 10 for the Brewers at his second base with Francisco He Mejia. Taylor Walls first hit a hard ground ball to Terez and threw across the diamond to put Mejia on third with the first out. Walls was then thrown out trying to steal before Williams advanced to the final.
Ryan Thompson (3-3) his tenth, Tyrone Taylor his second. Before Adams had the winning hit, Christian Yelich deliberately walked the ball. Yu Chang and Randy Arrozarena are home to the Rays.
Cubs 4, Nationals 2
Nico Horner's solo home run opened the door to his 4-run seventh inning.
In his seventh inning, which the Cubs lost 2–0, Horner smashed Josiah Gray's pitch into his sheet on the left field to open the frame. Nick Madrigal eventually tied the game (1-3) on a single off of former Cub Steve Siszek, and Chicago took the lead on Rafael Ortega's sacrifice fly. Chicago starter Justin Steele scored two runs on his eight hits and went six innings without a walk as he stole nine.
Gray allowed his league-leading 29 home runs and two runs total in the majors. He gave up seven hits in 6 1/3 innings for the Nationals, striking out five without a base ball. Rookie Joey Meneses hits three consecutive home runs.
Mariners 4, Yankees 3
Carlos Santana hits his two-run homer in the seventh inning, and Seattle leads Aaron Judge's majors in his league lead. broke his 45th home run of the season. A season run that beats visiting New York. New York's Nestor Cortez and Seattle's Robbie Ray held him scoreless until the fifth inning, but Sam Haggerty broke Cortez's no-hitter with a home run in his sixth. Kyle Higashioka responded with a two-run shot from Ray in the seventh inning for the Yankees. The judges gave the Yankees his 3–1 lead before Santana hit a home run off Albert Abreu (2–2).
Cortez pitched over six innings, allowing three hits and three runs for him. Ray he pitched 6 1/3 innings, giving up 2 runs on 3 hits, 5 walks and he had 7 strikeouts.
Cardinals 9, Rockies 5
Albert Pujols hits a home run to finish with four hits. Nolan in his Arena also deepened in his three-hit streak, and St. Louis defeated Colorado in Denver.
Paul Dejon had his four hits, Lars Nootvarr had two triples, and Yadier Molina had his two hits for St. Louis. Starter Jose Quintana (4-5) pitched his six innings, with seven hits in which he gave up two runs and fanned six innings to clinch the win.
Brendan Rodgers had his three hits, Jose Grecias, Yona Thundaza and Elefris Montero each having his two hits in the Rockies. Iglesias also drove in two runs. Colorado starter Kyle Freeland (7-8) allowed 6 runs on 10 hits, 4 and he only struck out 1 in 1/3 innings.
Guardians 3, Tigers 2
Steven Kwan and Andrés Jimenez had two hits and one run respectively, as Cleveland held off hosts Detroit to extend his fourth straight win. did.
Will his Benson recorded his first major league RBI and the Cleveland pitcher recorded his 14 strikeouts. Bryan Shaw (5-2) pitched a scoreless inning of relief to clinch the win. Aaron Civert, the starting pitcher since July 13, allowed two runs and three hits in four innings.
Riley Greene had his two hits and in Detroit he scored one run. Kelly Carpenter went 0 for 4 and struck out 3 in his major league debut.
Rangers 8, Astros 4 (10 innings)
Leodi Taveras hit a double in the top of his 10th inning, five runs he hit decisively in the frame, Houston, Texas to win.
Taveras recorded his career-high five RBIs in his 2-for-4. Marcus Semien and Corey Seager (3-for-5, runs) produced his RBI before Taveras' key extra-base hit. Texas rookie right-hander Glenn Otto allowed his four walks with five strikeouts and two runs on four hits in five innings.
In six innings, Astros right-hander Justin Verlander allowed three runs on five hits and seven strikeouts in which he allowed one walk. The Rangers took a 3–2 lead over Verlander in the sixth inning, allowing two or more runs in a start for the first time in seven weeks.
Angels 5, Athletics 4 (12 innings)
Magnelis Sierra doubled home autorunner Steve Duggar with one out in his 12th inning as he doubled as Los Angeles held on. Completed the host's 3-game sweep. Auckland victory.
In a game that featured two three-run hits (a homer in the sixth by Luis Lengifo and a double by Tony Kemp in the seventh), both teams scored in his 10th inning before Sierra hit a double. scored one goal. As the second hitter in the top of the 12th inning, he moved from Athletics' seventh pitcher Austin Pruitt (0-1) to right field.
Jaime Barrier (2-2) pitched his last three innings to clinch the win. Elvis Andrus retired his A in turn in the bottom of the 12th inning after being placed on his second base. start the inning.
Padres 13, Giants 7
San Diego set the pace with Brandon Drury's three-run homer and Austin Nola's two-run homer, with two outs in the sixth inning giving him seven runs. I mentioned. Win a visit to San Francisco in a rubber match in a 3-game series.
The Giants took a 7–6 lead as he scored his three runs in the top of the sixth, and San Francisco reliever Unior Marte faced his first two at the end of the inning. retired one Padres. The Padres then hit seven in a row, ending with a home run by Nola.
Robert Suarez (3-1) returned from the injured reserve and pitched 1 2/3 scoreless innings for the win. Marte (0-1) allowed 5 runs (4 earned runs) on his 5 hits.
Phillies 4, Marlins 3
J. T. Real Muto capped off a three-run rally in his eighth inning with his RBI his single in the tiebreaker.
Andrew Veratti (3-3) allowed one run in the top of his eighth inning, but Seranthony Dominguez retired the Marlins in order with his eighth save in the ninth. rice field.
Schwarber had his 3 hits and 2 RBI in Philadelphia, his sixth straight win against Miami, for the first time since August 17, 2018, in his 14 games. Over 500.
Braves 8, Red Sox 4
Marcel Ozuna hits his 3-run homer, leading contender Vaughan Grissom hits his 2-run shot in his league debut in the majors. and made a successful visit to Boston in Atlanta.
Eddie Rosario hit an RBI double, Dansby Swanson hit a run-scoring single, and Ozuna added a sacrifice fly to help the Braves sweep the Red Sox two games. . Kyle Wright (14-5) won the game with 6 hits, 1 run, and 5 strikeouts in 6 innings.
Tommy Pham hit a three-run homer and Bobby Dalbecck got two hits and two runs for the Red Sox.
Royals 8, White Sox 3
MJ Melendez hit a home run in his seventh inning, allowing host Kansas City to beat Chicago in his four-game third game of his series. broke.
Melendez had two RBIs and two runs scored as he finished 3-for-4. He hit 14 home runs and a solo shot into the right bullpen to give the Royals a 4-3 lead. The Royals added four runs in the eighth on a two-run single by Kyle Isbell and RBI singles by Melendez and Salvador Perez.
Josh Staumont (3-1) took the win with his perfect seventh. Jake Diekman (5-2) lost to the White Sox, who scored all runs in his sixth inning.
Pirates 6, Diamondbacks 4
Ben his Gamel drove in his 3-run and Kevin Newman drove in Pittsburgh's victory over Arizona at Phoenix. gave him three hits.
Rodolfo Castro added his two hits, while Tukupita Marcano and Greg Allen scored one run each, and the Pirates lost in his two contests in the first of a four-game set, Arizona. broke the Winning pitcher Mitch Keller (4-8) allowed 3 runs and 5 hits in 5 1/3 innings.
Alec Thomas had his two hits and scored his two runs for the Diamondbacks. The Diamondbacks have won 21 of their last 27 games against Pittsburgh. Madison Bumgarner (6-11) allowed 5 runs and 8 hits in his 6 innings. He struck out his 8 and was 2 walks.
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