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Brock Holt's sixth half was the end of the series as the host team of the Boston Red Sox beat the series against the Los Angeles Angels with a 4-2 win on Thursday for a series three games in Fenway. Park.
Jackie Bradley Jr. beat a two-run homer and Rafael Devers added a solo shot as Boston won for the sixth time in seven games. Andrelton Simmons hit a solo circuit and Albert Pujols ran for Los Angeles, who lost six straight games
Boston won 9-1 in Tuesday's first game and 9-6 on Wednesday. The Red Sox scored at least eight points in each of their first five meetings with Los Angeles this season before Thursday and outclassed them 49-12 in the season series.
Red Sox reliever Hector Velazquez (6-0) took the win after defeating three scoreless innings three times. Starter Brian Johnson allowed one run on three hits, hit a batter, and took two out of four frames. Angel thrower Jaime Barria (5-4) threw 5 1/3 innings, scoring two runs on four hits with two walks and four strikeouts.
Phillies 4, Nationals 3
Aaron Nola threw 7 2/3 innings, Rhys Hoskins dominated and host Philadelphia opened a four-game series with Washington at Citizens Bank Park
Nola ( 10-2) allowed five hits and one inning while removing eight in an impressive 114-yard performance. Rhys Hoskins had three hits, while Maikel Franco and Jorge Alfaro each added two hits to the Phillies.
Tanner Roark (3-9) launched six solid innings for the Nationals, dropping seven hits and two points, including a deserved one. Roark launched 107 throws, 62 for strikes. Trea Turner got two hits for the Nationals
Rockies 9, Giants 8
DJ LeMahieu beat Sam Dyson, who finished at the top of the ninth inning. LeMahieu's hero came after Alen Hanson of San Francisco gave up a two-point double to Rockies defenseman Adam Ottavino in eighth, giving the Giants an 8-7 lead and an 8-7 lead. . Chris Iannetta, who entered the game as a batter in the seventh inning, scored his second straight single to open the ninth to Dyson (2-2), setting the stage. for LeMahieu, whose circuit was his eighth of the season. Lance McCullers defeated seven shutout innings, Jake Marisnick hit a home homerun, and visiting Houston extended his winning streak to 11 straight wins with a win over Tampa Bay at Tropicana
McCullers (9-2). 3) allowed three hits, all singles and two goals. McCullers recorded seven strikeouts, including 17 swings on his curve. Marisnick beat his seventh home run on the left field of Ryan Yarbrough (7-4), a Rays southpaw, including one in the fifth inning. Closer to the Astros Hector Rondon got his fifth save by hitting the field in the ninth inning
Yarbrough allowed seven hits and a four-shot run in six innings and one-third. He entered after reliever Ryne Stanek started the match with 1 2/3 innings. The Rays have gone through a series of eight-game home wins
Cubs 11, Dodgers 5
Addison Russell made a home run and led in four points and Anthony Rizzo scored a seventh double in the seventh seven point round. Albert Lincoln added a home run, while Jason Heyward put the Cubs in the lead with an RBI double to open the big seventh round of the Cubs. Rizzo had four hits and Javier Baez had three for nine in the last three games. Baez has been 14-in-26 against the Dodgers this season.
Max Muncy and Justin Turner hit home runs for the Dodgers to give the club 53 homers during the month, tying a franchise record. The Dodgers are five off the major league record for a month with two games to play. The Cubs defeated Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers following a solid five-run run, while the southpaw made his second start since returning from the injured list because of a back problem
Mariners 4, Orioles 2 (10 innings) 19659022] Dee Gordon scored the tiebreaker early in the 10th inning with a mistake from Baltimore, and Nelson Cruz added a RBI single by visiting Seattle vs. Baltimore at Camden Yards.
The victory gave the Mariners a shot of the four-game series. Seattle has now won four straight games as Baltimore has dropped five straight games in a season full of injuries and frustration. The Mariners are 8-0 in extra playoffs this season
The Mariners finished 1-for-18 in these situations, but two Baltimore errors at the 10th time helped them to score goals. Mike Leake launched seven solid runs for the Mariners, dropping two points on five hits with six strikeouts and one walk. For Baltimore, Jimmy Yacabonis, on his first career start, managed four innings and two batters and allowed two runs with six hits, taking five hits and walking a
Brewers 6, Reds 4
He dominated the Reds' throws and took advantage of a three-point loss to snatch Milwaukee and return to Cincinnati.
Amir Garrett (0-1) is 13th in 20 games against Cincinnati. Last season, he made a right-handed Junior Guerra (4-5) winner for the first time since May 14th. Milwaukee also got a two-point home run from Jesus Aguilar. He was 19th, which placed him in first place in the Netherlands, and his 10th in June.
Rookie Jesse Winker hit his sixth homerun, and Jose Peraza hit his fourth, and second in two, for the Les Reds, who led 2-0, 4-2 before the Brewers' return. The Brewers lost the left fielder to Christian Yelich in the first round of a low back injury
Twins 2, White Sox 1 (13 innings)
Max Kepler had two hits in 19th, Minnesota faced Chicago at the Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago
Logan Morrison, who dominated earlier, scored the winning point after doubling Hector Santiago (2-3) with two outs in 13th place. Shiretop Ehire Adrianza was intentionally walked and center fielder Jake Cave also walked to charge the bases. Kepler then led in the winning race when the Santiago 3-2 throw was high
Alan Busenitz (2-0), the seventh pitcher of the Twins in the game, won the victory with 1 2/3 innings of two Minnesota took the win for the second time in seven games, winning Chicago's three-game winning streak at the same time.
A 4, Tigers 2
Sean Manaea overcame a start of the match Jed Lowrie made two more hits when visiting Oakland who completed a four-game sweep of Detroit at Comerica Park.
Manaea (8-6) allowed two runs on five hits in Oakland's 10th win last 12 games. A trio of relievers followed, and Blake Treinen scored his 20th stop by getting the last three outs. Lowrie had nine hits in the series, five for extra goals, and drove five times for Oakland, who climbed to six games over .500 in his hot series.
Nicholas Castellanos hit a two-run homer for the Tigers, who lost nine straight overall and against Oakland going back to last season.
Diamondbacks 4, Marlins 0
Arizona right-handed Zack Greinke pitched seven scoreless innings, got two hits, including a RBI single, stole a base and scored a point in Arizona's victory over Miami. Marlins Park
Paul Goldschmidt had three hits and a run scored, and Nick Ahmed had two hits, including an RBI double for the Diamondbacks, who finished 8-2 on a 10-game, 21-8 run. since May 28th. the best record of the majors in this period. Greinke (8-5) gave seven hits, all singles, took out six and hit a batter while improving to 7-0 in 12 career appearances against the Marlins. He won three starts on the course while his ERA dropped to 3.41, the lowest since the first week of April.
JT Riddle had three hits and Bryan Holaday had two hits for the Marlins (32-50), the first National League team with 50 losses. They lost three in a row and six of nine.
– Field Level Media
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