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The Boston Red Sox's dominance has again been evident in another professional league in the American League, where he has the best record and increases the lead advantage.
While the Houston Astros have confirmed that they have problems with the bullpen, where they do not have the intermediate lifter to give them the support and consistency they need to keep the head of the display board.
Mookie Betts shot seven shots before hitting a big Red Sox shot to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-4 and extend his winning streak to 10 wins in a row.
Betts added a single in production in the seventh inning and went 4-2 to improve his batting average at .352, the best of the major leagues. He finished with five RBIs
Boston has the longest winning streak of the majors and has not lost since he was touched by the 11-1 Yankees on July 1 in New York.
With a record of 66-29, the Red Sox are 37 games above the .500 average for the first time since 1949.
The left-handed starter
David Price
(10-6) pulled out eight for six innings and two-thirds for Boston, and
Craig Kimbrel
he scored his twenty-ninth save of the season.
Dominican outfielder Teoscar Hernandez hit a two-run homer in the first and Cuban episodes.
Kendrys Morales
He added a solo circuit in Toronto, which suffered his fourth loss in five games.
Center Mark Canha scored two of the three points scored early in the eighth inning and led the Athletics back. Oakland who was imposed at home by 4-6 to the Astros, who won for the second consecutive game.
The A's were down early in the game, but reduced the disadvantage to a run with three touchdowns in the fifth inning.
Third baseman Matt Chapman tied the scoring with a double-digger while the A's had no outs against them in the eighth before Canha's goal to relief pitcher Chris Devenksi ( 2-2). his favor 4-6
The unstoppable from Canha fell into the corner of the left field and the Astros protested without a result of the decision that the ball had fallen to the inside.
The relevis The Venezuelan Yusmeiro Petit (3-2) allowed an unstoppable in two runs a third without scoring and ended up with victory.
Ryan Buchter entered the relay in the eighth and did a perfect job thanks to consecutive inspiration games they helped to get the three outs.
Closer Lou Trivino took over the last three "outs" of the game and made the fourth save so far this season.
Despite the defeat, Astros with a record of 62-34, they are still leaders in the West Division.
Aaron Hicks pushed the Dutchman
Didi Gregorius
from the initial with a double connected to the rival opener
Corey Kluber
when he went one on the eighth and the Yankees won at home 4-7 at the Cleveland Indians.
With a score of 3-2, Hicks grabbed Kluber (12-5) and went to the back of the box. Gregorius scored easily after bouncing the ball on the wall
The Indian driver, Terry Francona chose to keep Kluber in the eighth instead of changing it due to the lack of strength of his levers, which they have the highest ALFA in the American League.
The Yankees got another score in this round with a sacrificial fly that Greg Bird shot at Mexican Oliver Perez.
Adam Warren, David Robertson (6-9) 3),
Dellin Betances
Cuba's Aroldis Chapman shared the New York mound in four straight wins.
Chapman made three withdrawals for his twenty-fifth rescue, during his first performance since Sunday because of a malaise. left knee
Albert Pujols, Dominican rapper, hit two
Ken Griffey Jr.
sixth in the all-time list with 630 homers, and the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners 11-2.
Tyler Skaggs sent six solid innings for the Angels when he returned from the roster.
Pujols scored a two-run homer in the first leg and a solo shot in the sixth inning. With his three hits of the night, he pbades in front of ex-Angel, the Pan American Rod Carew, to match Rickey Henderson with 3,055 shots.
This was the 50th match of his professional career where Pujols, starting from 4-3 with two scored and two RBIs, he got more than one consecutive homer with
Justin Upton
In the sixth chapter
David Fletcher also contributed to a home run in the first round against Mariners starting James Paxton, who left the game with back problems after Pujols' strike.
Paxton (8-) 4) gave up three runs and three hits in two-thirds of the inning, which did not save him from defeat.
In the other results of the day, Minnesota won 5-1 at Tampa Bay and Baltimore lost at home 4-5 against. Philadelphia in the interleague game.
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