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Aroldis Chapman had blazed, throwing three of 19 shots for goals and allowing the Mets to halve the deficit of the ninth in four sets.
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Aaron Judge won the Yankees, who trailed after Michael Conforto's circuit, but rallied to Steven Matz (4-8) with a fourth to four points that included Didi Gregorius's double equalizer by Miguel Andujar (aided by fans' interference ), and Greg Bird, and Austin Romine's single RBI
BREWERS 4, DODGERS 2
MILWAUKEE (AP) – Christian Yelich beat Clayton Kershaw in six straight sets and Milwaukee beat Los Angeles by seven straight wins.
Brewer reliever Josh Hader was eliminated Four out of two scoreless rounds in his first appearance since Hader's racist and homophobic tweets surfaced during the All-Star game. Hader, who apologized for several years of social media posts, received a standing ovation from the crowd after his presentation, with many fans at Miller Park.
Hader has highlighted five innumerable innings of Milwaukee. With a runner, Corey Knebel retired Manny Machado, the newcomer of Dodgers, for his 12th stop.
Keon Broxton earned an RBI triple for the Brewers. Kershaw (3-5) allowed seven hits and four runs in six innings, but only one was earned. He lost for the first time since April 25, a series of eight starts.
Corbin Burnes, Milwaukee rookie (1-0), won his first major league win with two scoreless innings, Chase Anderson coming out of a base '
ASTROS 7, ANGES 0
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) – George Springer hit a grand slam as the Astros beat off round six and Justin Verlander ended all six games. -Startless series win with 11 strikeouts over six dominant innings in Houston's win over Los Angeles.
Verlander (10-5) got five hits while getting enough support in his third win over Los Angeles already this season. He launched 23 scoreless innings in his last three starts at the Angel Stadium, including a five-shot shutout on May 16.
Four shots on goal after Josh Reddick to lead the sixth, Springer played his fifth Grand Slam career full account against reliever Noe Ramirez.
Verlander had not won since June 14, despite career records for strikeouts, ERA and batting average of opponents before the break. The right-handed star walked two and allowed a single runner to reach third base.
Shohei Ohtani had two doubles while the Angels (49-50) dropped under .500 for the first time since the start of the season. Nick Tropeano (3-5) threw five rounds of two balls on his return from injury, but Los Angeles made three mistakes and again fought against the Astros
CUBS 7, CARDINALS 2, 1ST GAME
CARDINALS 6, CUBS 3, 2ND PLAY
CHICAGO (AP) – Matt Carpenter played for the sixth time in a row and Paul DeJong scored twice in the ninth inning of St. Louis in three innings, helping the Cardinals to beat Chicago split its double day-and-night schedule
Carpenter made the defensive replacement in sixth and made a solo drive in seventh for his fifth lap in two days. He also shot solo at the opening of the game after winning 5 straight wins with five homers and seven RBIs in six innings in the 18-18 win over St. Louis on Friday.
Carpenter became the first player in the history of the Cardinals at Homer in six consecutive games during a season. He tied the club record held by Mark McGwire, who has relaunched in six straight games in two years.
The Cardinals trailed 3-2 before Yairo Munoz hit a singles with two outs in the eighth. DeJong came with runners in first and second place in the ninth and doubled on left pitch against Steve Cishek.
Tommy Pham added a two-point double for St. Louis. Sam Tuivailala (2-3) scored an eighth scoreless and Bud Norris got three outs for his 18th stop on a windy day at Wrigley Field.
Justin Wilson (3-3) suffered defeat after passing the first two batters Ninth
DeJong made a costly mistake in the sixth inning of Chicago. He also bounced back into a critical double play in St. Louis' 7-2 loss at the opening
The Cubs won the first game behind Tyler Chatwood (4-5), who won his first victory since May 11th. Ben Zobrist Javier Baez had three hits and two runs produced, and Tommy La Stella also made two runs in the makeup of a pouring rain on April 16th.
The Cardinals finished with only two hits. Luke Weaver (5-9) allowed three runs in four innings and more.
TIGERS 5, RED SOX 0
DETROIT (AP) – Jose Iglesias ran in four innings, and Mike Fiers sank impressively in seventh position.
The Red Sox, the leaders of the major leagues, lost for the second time in 15 games and their lead over the New York Yankees was reduced to 4½.
Proud (7-6)) made his first scoreless debut since his debut with the Tigers on April 8, when he beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0 for the only other Detroit white game this season. This time, he gave seven hits and three walks in six innings and one-third, and took out six.
Brian Johnson (1-3) lost two undeserved points and five hits in five innings for Boston. He dropped five hits
BLUE JAYS 4, ORIOLES 1
TORONTO (AP) – Marcus Stroman made seven free kicks, Aledmys Diaz got two hits and Toronto defeated Baltimore for the sixth time in a row.
Stroman (3-7) allowed a run and five hits. He has hit 107 shots this season, the first time this season he has passed 100. Stroman is 3-2 and has a 3.03 ERA in five starts since he's come back from a shoulder injury that caused him to lose more than a month.
Seunghwan Oh finished eighth and Ryan Tepera finished his seventh save on 12 occasions
Alex Cobb, Baltimore's right-hander, lost his 13th loss to the majors while the Orioles lost 1 -8 against Toronto this season. ] MARLINS 3, RAYS 2
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) – Rookie Pablo Lopez lost three hits in six innings, Cameron Maybin dominated and Miami beat Tampa Bay.
Lopez (2-1) withdrew six of his fourth major leagues, helping the Marlins equal their longest winning streak of the season to four games.
Maybin's third stint came to the Rangers' seventh lifter, Hunter Wood.
Martin Prado led the first run with a 1-2 draw from Ryan Yarbrough (8-5) and scored on Miguel Rojas' ground ball.
Joey Wendle took fourth place in Tampa Bay with a fifth, after Lopez had three perfect innings. Wendy got two of the Rays' six hits
PIRATES 6, REDS 2
CINCINNATI (AP) – Corey Dickerson made the first two shots, rookie Nick Kingham overcame another rain in Cincinnati for six innings and Pittsburgh beat the Reds for its eighth consecutive victory in the season.
Dickerson dominated the first shots he saw of Anthony DeSclafani (4-3) in the third and fifth innings for his seventh multihomer career game. , assisting the Pirates in their longest streak of victories since an eight-game sequence from September 19 to 26, 2015.
The game was delayed 47 minutes by rain in the middle of the fourth inning one night after the start .
Kingham (5-4) allowed a single runner to pass second base before Curt Casali came out of the game with a two-run homer who just reached the seats on the left in seventh place . 19659002] ROYALS 4, TWINS 2
KANSAS CITY, MONTH (AP) – Salvador Perez, reliever Brian Flynn took the win with three scoreless innings and Kansas City defeated Minnesota.
The Royals have won two consecutive games for the first time since May 29 and 30.
Perez beat his 14th circuit with Mike Moustakas on board in the first. Perez hit a 2-2 throw from Lance Lynn (7-8) right, only his third field circuit from the other side this season. Perez has taken the lead four times in two games since the All-Star break
. Joe Mauer led the match with his 415th double, breaking a tie with Kirby Puckett to take first place in the Twins. He scored on Eddie Rosario's single
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