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Perez walks it off as Royals win bullpen chess match 1-0 Kansas City deployed nine pitchers in a tag-team shutout and salvaged

Tuesday night in Major League Baseball was a brutal and visceral reminder of the high cost of a long season. While some

Brooks Lee caps stormy night with walk‑off single as Twins stun Red Sox 5‑4 A pop‑up thunderstorm halted play for more than an hour,

Under 8½ hits as Ginn tames Astros in 7–1 A’s rout Oakland’s rookie J.T. Ginn mowed through six scoreless frames and Shea Langeliers stayed

Mariners 7, Angels 2 Cal Raleigh smashed his 40th homer — the earliest any catcher or switch‑hitter has reached that mark —

Every so often, a player has a night so spectacular, so statistically impossible, that it transcends a single game and becomes a

Orioles 4, Guardians 3 — Henderson’s Late Knock Halts Cleveland’s Charge Baltimore refused a four‑game sweep in Progressive Field thanks to Gunnar Henderson’s

Dodgers 4, Twins 3 Shohei Ohtani homered for the fifth straight game (NL‑leading 37th) and Freddie Freeman ripped a two‑out, two‑run walk‑off

Here is the updated, more detailed All good things must come to an end. That old adage was on full display Tuesday