Bogaerts Grand Slam brings Red Sox to victory

Banderon (AP) Xander Bogaerts hit a late-game grand slam with a 10th-round withdrawal, and JD Martinez won his 29th major league circuit to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 6- 2 on Toronto Blue Jays, Saturday

Martinez made his mark at 80 solo and Mookie Betts extended his series to 12 games with three singles to bring the best average of his majors to .362 for Boston

The Red Sox, leaders of the East Alignment, saw their 10-game winning streak halted on Friday. They have not lost two consecutive games since June 19th and 20th.

Betts has reached the wrong against Chris Rowley (0-1) when the shortstop Gurriel, who moved to the top of the sleeve, had his grounder through his legs . Brock Holt had a single-hit and Martinez was intentionally led before Bogaerts hit his center-left shot

Craig Kimbrel (2-1) started a 10th without success for the win.

ANGELS 5, DODGERS 4: 10 INNINGS

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Kole Calhoun dominated his first throw of Kenton Jansen (0-3) in the 10th inning, lifting the Angels over the Dodgers after have lost two points. [19659002] Four of the Angels' five games against the Dodgers this season have been decided by one race. Angels lead 3-2 series

The Angels led 3-0 in the second and 4-3 in the seventh before the Dodgers were twice to tie. The Dodgers put the potential to tie down the 10th when Andrew Toles doubled to the left depth. Justin Upton collided with the wall trying to make the hook and the coach came out to monitor him, although he remained in the game.

Toles took third place on a past ball but Chase Utley hit center Yasmani Grandal hit while swinging against Jose Alvarez (4-3) to end the game.

ROYALS 5, WHITE SOX 0

CHICAGO (AP) – Jorge Bonifacio made his homobaduality for the first time Kansas City beat Chicago for his second win in July

Bonifacio, 25, made his entry into the major leagues last year, scoring 17 home runs in 113 games for Kansas City. But he missed the first half of the season after a positive test for Boldenone, resulting in a suspension of 80 games.

Duffy (5-8) withdrew eight batters by scoring seven innings of four strokes. He pitched six scoreless innings in Minnesota on Monday night, but left with a decision without a decision after the Twins rallied for a 3-1 win.

The White Sox lost for the seventh time in nine games. Reynaldo Lopez (4-7) has allowed five runs and nine hits in 7 innings and 2/3 on his first start since his wife, Jhilaris, gave birth to a baby girl named Zoe on Friday.

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The Phillies of the East of the Netherlands have scored just 24 points in their last nine games. [19659002] Nola (12-3) needed 31 shots to pbad first. After completing the goals without any goal, one point was scored on one down and another returned to Martin Prado's singles. In that round, Nola dropped as many points as he had dropped in his previous three starts.

Trevor Richards (3-5) pitched six innings and did not allow a race. Three lifters completed the eighth hitter, and Kyle Barraclough threw a pair of singles twice in the ninth for his ninth save and the Marlins' eighth shutout.

DIAMONDBACKS 3, BRAVES 0

ATLANTA (AP) – Zack Greinke added another win to his strong first half, allowing only four hits in 7 innings and 2/3, extending the lead. Atlanta's offensive backhand, and Arizona whitened the Braves.

Greinke (10-5), named to NL -Star, Thursday's team to replace Jon Lester of Chicago, has won five straight decisions. The 34-year-old right-hander has been particularly far from home, winning five starts on the road since June 8th.

Ketel Marte scored a home run in the sixth inning for Arizona, who won the first two games of the three-game series and equaled his 2017 team record of 53 wins before the break All-Star. Brad Boxberger threw a Nick Markakis singles ninth for his 24th save

Sean Newcomb (8-5) allowed three runs on four hits and three walks in 5 innings and 2/3. He gave 12 walks in three starts this month

ASTROS 9, TIGERS 1

HOUSTON (AP) – Gerrit Cole withdrew eight of his innings in two innings of 2/3 and Houston has three Detroit homers

Cole (10-2) allowed a run and three hits with four goals after being activated from the mourning list before the match. He played six innings on his last start Monday against Oakland.

Josh Reddick and Evan Gattis hit two consecutive homestyles in the fifth inning to take the lead of Detroit striker Michael Fulmer (3-9). Tyler White added a two-point shot to the left in the seventh

Fulmer gave up seven runs and 10 hits in four innings and two-thirds. He lost his fourth straight decision and awarded at least three points in each of his last five outings.

METS 7, NATIONALS 4

NEW YORK (AP) – Zack Wheeler won for the first time since April 29. Conforto dominated and New York beat Washington.

Wilmer Flores, Jose Reyes and Kevin Plawecki each had two hits while the Light Mets scored seven points for the first time since June 24th. New York came into play at the National League batting average and was tied with San Diego for the third lowest points scored in the majors.

Wheeler (3-6) was brilliant for seven innings before getting tired on the eighth of his longest out since June 19, 2014. He pulled out seven goals and granted only one hit in the first five innings.

New York beat Austin Voth (0-1), who allowed seven points and pulled out three of his major league debut.

Jeurys Familia made a 17th stop on 21 occasions.

RAYS 19, TWINS

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Jake Bauers played a second game in a row and made four runs, Carlos Gomez dominated and had two RBIs, and Tampa Bay Ray scored 15 times in the last three innings to win Minnesota. [19659002CJThisalsocircuitedtwopointsandJesusThreeThingsoftheThreeBillRevenedTheseRayshavecancelledtoysandfrapples(20)aftermatchingwitha2-24thsecondsheetafterSixmanches

Jamie Schultz (1-0) defeated 3 batters in 2 innings and 2 innings in Tampa. Bay overcame a short start by Chris Archer.

Zach Duke (3-3) dropped three points and managed to remove only two batters in relief from Minnesota's Jose Berrios. Eddie Rosario had three hits and two RBIs, but the Twins fell for the second time in nine games on their current field.

PIRATES 2, BREWERS, FIRST GAME

PITTSBURGH (AP) – Starling Marte and Gregory Polanco In the first match of a doubles program, Pittsburgh won against Pittsburgh against Milwaukee

Marte sent a 0-1 throw to Chase Anderson (6-7) on the center. field wall to put the Pirates ahead 1-0. Polanco then led Anderson's 3-2 offer over the wall just for his 15th long ball

Richard Rodriguez (2-2) won the win, removing all four batters that he confronted Ivan Nova with relief.

Felipe Vazquez earned the last three places to earn his 22nd best career result on 26 occasions.

PIRATES 6, BREWERS 2, SECOND GAME

PITTSBURGH (AP) – Starling Marte and Gregory Polanco are two consecutive home runs Pittsburgh won the second match of a double-header against Milwaukee

. The Pirates led 3-0 in the eighth, Marte hit his 13th homer on the left wall before Polanco hit his 16th.

Marte extended his streak of 11-game strokes with a double-header in the sixth end.

In his second major league start, Clay Holmes (1- 1) allowed no streak on four hits with six strikeouts and two goals for his first win.

Brent Suter (8-6) went five ini NGS for Milwaukee, allowing a shot on two hits with three strikeouts and one walk.

YANKEES 5, INDIANS 4

CLEVELAND (AP) – Austin Romine went all the way to score when Cleveland made two errors on his Double routine in the seventh inning, and New York was ahead of the Indians.

Didi Gregorius hit a three-run homer and Greg Bird added a solo shot for the Yankees, who moved 30 games. 500 points and kept pace with the Boston Red Sox.

Canada's Jose Ramirez scored his 29th circuit, giving third base as many circuits as last season – and matching Mickey Mantle's record for the most.

David Robertson (7-3) withdrew three, Dellin Bentances was eighth and Aroldis Chapman was 26th in 27 tries.

After the Indians equalized him in the sixth round. When Ramirez scored second on an infield single, the Yankees took a 5-4 lead on Mike Clevinger's seventh goal (7-5).

ORIOLES 1, RANGERS 0

BALTIMORE (AP) – Rookie Yefry Ramirez and Jonathan Schoop took the lead with a sixth-end volley and Baltimore beat Texas in a game against last-place teams.

Making his fourth start and first major league win, Ramirez threw five innings of two strokes before being pulled out of a scoreless match. Brad Brach (1-2), Donnie Hart and Mychal Givens followed before Zach Britton made the ninth for his third save

After staying on the injured list for eleven weeks, Rangers southpaw Martin Perez (2- 4) One inning and five hits in seven innings on his first start since April 29th. It was the best of six starts this season, but he did not win.

REDS 8, CARDINALS 2 [19659002] ST. LOUIS (AP) – Jose Peraza had five career-best results, Scooter Gennett had two runs and Cincinnati had to wait twice before beating St. Louis.

After two days totaling two hours, 43 minutes Cincinnati was threatened 2-0 after five innings before settling for eight points in his last four battles.

Gennett hit a fast 100-mph shot off Jordan Hicks (3-2) for a single to Billy Hamilton with the bases loaded in the seventh inning to put the Red Devils ahead 3-2.

Austin Brice (2-2) retired the two batters he faced in sixth after replacing Kyle Crockett, who opened the inning.

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