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Yasiel Puig clinched three homers in two days for the first time in his career, in addition to seven RBIs as the Los Angeles Dodgers grabbed first place in the West with a 17-4 victory. on the cardinals of St. Louis.
Cody Bellinger slammed and made six points, and Manny Machado also scored deep as the Dodgers passed Colorado in the division. The Rockies lost late in San Francisco and are a half-game of the Cardinals for the second wild card.
The Dodgers won the first three games of a four-game series in St. Louis, after the Cardinals won three games in Los Angeles last month. The Dodgers advanced the Cardinals 29-11 in the series.
Puig plunged into the fourth, fifth and eighth innings to give him 21 home homers this season. He had a chance for a fourth home race in the ninth inning, but he came out stop-stop.
Giants 3, Rocky Mountains 0
Madison Bumgarner extended her home-winning streak in 20 innings and helped her own cause with a double, giving San Francisco a second consecutive shutout over Colorado.
Bumgarner (6-6), who had beaten Arizona and Houston for seven innings each in his last two home games, limited the Rockies to five hits in his six-run effort. He walked one and took out two.
After the departure of Bumgarner (3-0), Tony Watson eliminated the three batters he faced in the seventh inning. Mark Melancon doubled Nolan Arenado's double to eighth.
Astros 10, Diamondbacks 4
Marwin Gonzalez and Yuli Gurriel scored three-run innings with two-point singles, and Houston played in his series of interviews with Arizona.
The Astros released offensively and extended their lead in the Western AHL on Oakland to 3 1/2 games. George Springer finished 4-for-5 with three points scored, while Jose Altuve finished twice with three points and three RBIs.
The Diamondbacks lost four games in Los Angeles in the West of the National League and three-half-second behind Colorado in the pursuit of the second wild card of the NL. Zack Godley (14-10) allowed five runs (four wins) on seven hits and six walks on three runs and two-thirds.
Indians 15, Tigers 0
Francisco Lindor and Michael Brantley scored two straight sets to kick off a six-set series and Cleveland took third place in a row for the third consecutive season in Detroit.
Each player of the Indian starting team has hit at least once. Jose Ramirez and Yonder Alonso each have three hits, three points scored and two runs scored. Edwin Encarnacion provided two hits, three runs and two runs while Brantley contributed two hits and three runs.
Mike Clevinger (12-8) kept the Tigers in one in six innings and eliminated five players.
Rays 7, Athletics 5
Jake Bauers beat Jeurys Familia at home to win an eighth-final and propel Tampa Bay to Oakland.
The A's had a chance to gain ground on the New York Yankees in the battle for the league's top spot in the league, but failed to do so and remained 1 1 / 2 late.
After the A rallied twice because of two-run deficits, the Rays took the lead in eighth when Familia (4-2) scored a strikeout between Joey Wendle and Brandon Lowe. Bauers then crashed his 11th circuit of the season right to break a 4-4 tie and put Tampa Bay up three.
Blue Jays 8, the Yankees 7
CC Sabathia put New York in a deadlock by allowing three homers in 2 1/3 innings and a late rally in Toronto.
Sabathia (7-7) allowed five runs on seven hits in his shortest outing in over three years. Randal Grichuk took part in consecutive attacks, and Kevin Pillar also escaped the southpaw.
Yankees rookie Miguel Andujar beat Tyler Clippard's seventh grand slam to play a game. The second grand slam of Andujar took place after Giancarlo Stanton and Didi Gregorius had hit solo.
Red Sox 5, Mets 3
Jackie Bradley Jr. and Brock Holt each scored twice in the fifth set for Boston, who beat New York.
Rick Porcello (17-7) allowed three runs on two hits and one in five.
Cubs 1, Reds 0
Jon Lester continued his Masters of Cincinnati as a Chicago host won a shutout.
The Cubs, who are trying to beat Milwaukee in the Central League Central, have won their third straight game.
Lester (16-6) allowed two hits in seven innings, with two goals and nine strikeouts. Cubs manager Joe Maddon used three releasers in the ninth, each getting one. Steve Cishek won his fourth win of the season.
Pirates 3, brewers 1
Milwaukee could not be more offensive than the 30th circuit of Christian Yelich, falling in Pittsburgh.
The Brewers, whose two-game winning streak was stopped, were beaten two-and-a-half times behind first-place Chicago in the Central League. Milwaukee holds a 3-1 / 2 lead over Colorado for first place on the list of world champions.
Colin Moran and Francisco Cervelli each earned a double RBI for the Pirates, who won two of the three matches.
Nationals 7, Braves 1
Adam Eaton and Anthony Rendon both participated in two sets, and rookie Juan Soto made history as Washington won in Atlanta.
The Nationals turned the game into a track and ended up with six stolen bases, led by Soto with three goals. The 19-year-old left defensive player became the youngest player since 1900 to pass three sacks in a match.
Wilmer Difo added two flights and Eaton had one. Washington also drew 14 prizes from seven Atlanta pitchers.
Phillies 5, Marlins 4
Cesar Hernandez hit a three-run homer and seven Philadelphia shooters combined for seven scoreless innings against a visit to Miami.
Left-handed Austin Davis and right-handers Victor Arano, Luis Garcia (3-1), Edubray Ramos, Hector Neris, Tommy Hunter and Pat Neshek conceded only two hits, did not hit and took eight hits safe. Neshek took ninth place to win his fifth win of the season.
The Phillies, who are in second place and six half-games Atlanta in the East of the National League, pulled out of a four-point deficit to win their second game in a row. The Marlins' last place suffered its fifth consecutive defeat.
White Sox 2, Orioles 0
Yolmer Sanchez doubled his RBI double in the sixth, Avisail Garcia slammed in the ninth and Reynaldo Lopez threw seven shutouts while Chicago hosted Baltimore.
The two starters dominated the majority of the game, with neither team having a score until Baltimore took second place with two outs on fifth base.
Lopez (6-9) allowed four hits and pulled out six goals. Juan Minaya has been busy for the last four outs and has earned his first save.
Royals 10, Twins 3
Alex Gordon had three hits and five RBIs to help Kansas City get to Minnesota.
Cam Gallagher was 4-in-4 with an RBI, and Alcides Escobar added three hits and three RBIs for the Royals, who won the first three games of the four-game series.
Royals starter Ian Kennedy (2-8) has awarded two points (one won), six hits and two walks with four strikeouts in six innings for his first win since April 7, a time of 17 winless exits. .
Rangers 6, Padres 3
Robinson Chirinos highlighted a sixth inning five innings with a three-run double as Texas overcame a 3-1 deficit to impose on San Diego.
Texas took a 1-0 lead in the second when Joey Gallo managed to roll back Eric Lauer. First-baseman Eric Hosmer beat the Padres 3-1 in the third with a three-point homerun – his 17th circuit of the season and his fourth-place finish in the last seven games.
Ariel Jurado (3-5) followed Alex Claudio's "opener" and awarded three runs on seven hits and two walks on four innings to win. Jose Leclerc has recovered his 11th stop.
Mariners 6, Angels 5
Robinson Cano's double, three-point double in the eighth inning, earned Seattle a win in Los Angeles.
The Angels found themselves at 6-5 in the bottom of ninth place on a solo circuit of Justin Upton, his second match circuit and number 29 of the season. But Edwin Diaz managed to close it for his 55th stop.
With the win, the Mariners went 7-1 from Oakland for second place in the AHL. The Mariners have 14 games to play.
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