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American League

East

• Yankees (48-21, @ KC): Carlos Rodón got his ninth win of the year on Monday as Jose Trevino knocked in two RBIs and Juan Soto returned to the lineup, leading to a series-opening win. They started with a two-run lead yesterday and ended the game 10-1 as Aaron Judge hit his 25th homer to extend his MLB lead. 💪
  

• Orioles (44-22, @ TB/v. ATL): They completed their first-ever four-game sweep at The Trop on Monday as Corbin Burnes allowed two runs and Gunnar Henderson hit his 21st homer. Jorge Mateo hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the second on Tuesday, which was enough to start the series with a win as they shut out the Braves, winning their fifth straight and tying their longest streak of the year.

• Red Sox (33-34, v. PHI): Kutter Crawford took his fourth consecutive loss yesterday, receiving little support from the offense as they tallied just four hits in the series opener.

• Blue Jays (33-34, @ MIL): After scoring just one run in a loss to open the series on Monday, Yusei Kikuchi and company threw a combined shutout on Tuesday to even up the series.

• Rays (32-35, v. BAL/v. CHC): They suffered their first four-game sweep since 2001 on Monday as Ryan Pepiot allowed a career-high nine hits. Brandon Lowe delivered a three-run walk-off homer after Zach Eflin went 5.2 innings, allowing the Cubs only two runs.

Central

• Guardians (43-22, @ CIN): Steven Kwan and Josh Naylor teamed up to drive in all five of the team’s runs as Triston McKenzie logged his fifth win. 😤
  

• Royals (39-29, v. NYY): Seth Lugo took his second loss of the year on Monday as the offense failed to score until the seventh inning, losing the series opener by two. They didn’t have much luck on Tuesday either, failing to score until the eighth inning, while Brady Singer allowed seven runs through 5.2 innings, tying their season-long losing streak at three.
  

• Twins (35-32, v. COL): Chris Paddack and company threw a shutout on Monday as Royce Lewis hit his fourth homer in their second consecutive win after losing five straight. Louie Varland went five scoreless innings, allowing just one hit on Tuesday, but Caleb Thielbar entered the game in the sixth and allowed four runs without recording an out, leading to a loss.

• Tigers (32-34, v. WSH): An error at third base turned a Riley Greene triple into a Little League grand slam, while Kenta Maeda threw four innings of one-run ball in his first appearance since exiting after two pitches in his last start. Unfortunately, they couldn’t hold on, allowing the Nationals to win in the tenth inning.
  

• White Sox (17-51, @ SEA): After extending to a 4-0 lead in the eighth inning on Monday, they allowed back-to-back four-run innings and lost on a grand slam in the ninth. Drew Thorpe, the organization’s third-ranked prospect, made his MLB debut, allowing just one earned run as they lost a one-run game.

West

• Mariners (39-30, v. CWS): They were scoreless until the eighth inning on Monday when Dominic Canzone sparked a comeback with his sixth homer of the year, leading to a Cal Raleigh walk-off grand slam. Cal delivered another three RBIs yesterday to lead Seattle back from a deficit again. 💥

• Rangers (31-35, @ LAD): Dane Dunning allowed six runs in 3.2 innings, and Grant Anderson gave up four home runs—the first Ranger to do so since Pat Mahomes Sr. in 2001—leading to their most runs allowed this season in a series opener to forget.
  

• Astros (31-37, @ SF): Spencer Arrighetti threw 5.2 innings of one-run ball but received only one run of support in Monday’s game, which went to extra innings, where they eventually lost by one. Ronel Blanco had a similar performance on Tuesday, going six innings and allowing just one run, but got more support from the offense.

• Angels🔼(25-41, @ SD): José Suarez got his first start of the year after having success in long relief from the bullpen this season, but that success didn’t translate as he allowed four runs in 2.2 innings in the series-opening loss.

• Athletics🔽(26-43, @ AZ): Homers from Abraham Toro and Tyler Soderstrom, who hit his second in as many days, weren’t enough as they went into the ninth tied, and Scott Alexander allowed a walk-off homer.

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National League

East

• Phillies (46-20, @ BOS): Kyle Schwarber hit two solo homers yesterday, moving to 10.4 HRs per AB in June, the lowest all-time, passing Babe Ruth at 10.6. Schwarber provided enough offense alone to win the game as Zack Wheeler threw seven innings of one-run ball. 🤯
  

• Braves (35-29, @ BAL): Max Fried allowed four runs through five innings as the offense was held scoreless for the second time this year and the second time in the last six games.

• Nationals (31-35, @ DET): An RBI triple from CJ Abrams, coupled with two RBIs from Lane Thomas, including the game-winner in the tenth inning, sealed the series-opening win.
  

• Mets (28-37, v. MIA): Tylor Megill struck out eight but allowed three runs in 4.2 innings in a game where a Mark Vientos double drove in the team’s only two runs in the loss.
  

• Marlins (23-43, @ NYM): They won just their second game of the month and Jesús Luzardo’s third of the year, making the most of their five hits to score four runs in the series opener.

Central

• Brewers (39-28, v. TOR): Jackson Chourio and Willy Adames both homered on Monday, while Colin Rea threw seven innings of one-run ball for his fifth win. Carlos Rodriguez, the organization’s sixth-ranked prospect, debuted yesterday, allowing two runs in 3.2 innings as the offense failed to score, going 0-for-12 with RISP.

• Pirates🔼🔼🔼(32-34, @ STL): Paul Skenes had the longest outing of his career, throwing 6.1 innings of scoreless baseball in a game where nobody scored until the ninth inning when the Pirates managed two runs to secure the win.

• Cubs🔽(32-35, @ TB): Jameson Taillon logged his second scoreless outing of the year, going six innings, but Héctor Neris allowed four runs in the ninth inning, resulting in a walk-off loss.
  

• Reds🔽(32-35, v. CLE): After winning seven straight, they’ve lost back-to-back games as Nick Martinez allowed three earned runs while the offense tallied just six hits.

• Cardinals🔽(31-34, v. PIT): Miles Mikolas allowed just one hit through seven scoreless innings but didn’t get help from the offense as they went 0-for-7 with RISP and scored their lone run on a Nolan Gorman ninth-inning homer.

West

• Dodgers (42-26, v. TEX): Will Smith, Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Teoscar Hernández, and Jason Heyward all homered to help score the team’s most runs of the year, 15, giving James Paxton his sixth win of the year. 🔥
  

• Padres (36-35, v. OAK): Fernando Tatis Jr. extended his league-leading active hit streak to 17 games, while Kyle Higashioka hit his fifth homer of the year to walk it off in the ninth.

• Giants (33-35, v. HOU): Kyle Harrison pitched 6.1 innings, allowing just one run in a game that went to extra innings. A three-run tenth inning, capped off by a walk-off RBI from Austin Slater, secured the win. The offense struggled on Tuesday, managing just three hits and scoring once on a homer from Brett Wisely in a game where Jordan Hicks pitched 4.2 innings and allowed three runs.

• Diamondbacks (32-35, v. LAA): They were able to score nine runs for the second straight game as Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Gabriel Moreno, and Randall Grichuk each drove in two runs, and Jordan Montgomery threw 4.2 innings, allowing three runs, lowering his ERA to 6.58.
  

• Rockies (24-43, @ MIN): After being shut out in the series opener on Monday, they bounced back on Tuesday to win by one run, thanks to a four-run sixth inning and a solo homer in the eighth from Ryan McMahon.

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