Recapping a Wild Day in MLB: 15 Must-See Games
Baseball fans had a lot to cheer about this week with several intense matchups, dramatic comebacks, and standout performances across the league. Here’s a deep dive into the latest MLB action that had fans on the edge of their seats.
Brewers Walk It Off Against the Red Sox
Caleb Durbin played the hero, lifting the Brewers over the Red Sox with a sacrifice fly in the 10th. The game ended 6-5, capping off a three-game sweep for Milwaukee. The Brewers’ recent form has been electric, winning four straight and back-to-back in extras.
Jake Bauers went deep, helping Milwaukee stay hot, while Boston’s Ceddanne Rafaela and Wilyer Abreu homered in a losing effort. The Red Sox are now riding a tough five-game losing skid.
Kyle Parker, currently leading the Expert Sports Handicappers leaderboard, has been spot-on with recent MLB picks.
Cardinals Power Past Orioles With Clutch Homers
The St. Louis Cardinals made a statement in Baltimore, winning 6-4 thanks to Brendan Donovan’s two-run shot and Masyn Winn’s four-hit night. St. Louis is heating up, now winners in five of their last six.
Jackson Holliday stayed hot with three hits for Baltimore, who came into the series off a winning streak but stumbled late.
This game was one of the highlights featured in James Anderson’s premium breakdowns.
Yankees Edge Out Angels in a Classic Pitcher’s Duel
A lone sacrifice fly from Anthony Volpe was all it took as the Yankees secured a 1-0 win over the Angels in Anaheim. Clarke Schmidt and three relievers combined for a five-hit shutout. The Bronx Bombers have now won five straight.
Los Angeles, meanwhile, has dropped five in a row and continues to struggle offensively.
Steve Janus, red-hot in the Starter Package, called this Yankees-Angels line perfectly.
Bo Bichette’s Late Heroics Lift Blue Jays Over Rangers
Toronto fans were treated to late-game drama as Bo Bichette smashed a pinch-hit, two-run homer in the 9th to beat Texas 2-0. With that, the Jays took the series and handed the Rangers their eighth loss in ten games.
Josh Smith had the Rangers’ only hit—a leadoff single—highlighting their offensive woes.
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Royals Keep Rolling Behind Rookie Sensation Cameron
Noah Cameron is off to a historic start. The Kansas City rookie went 6 1/3 innings, allowing just one run in a 3-2 win over the Reds. He’s boasting a dazzling 1.05 ERA across his first four starts.
Spencer Steer and Tyler Stephenson tried to spark Cincinnati, but the Royals’ momentum proved too strong.
Kyle Parker capitalized on this matchup via his expert insights in the Baseball Service Plays section.
Cubs Complete Sweep of Rockies in Dominant Fashion
Pete Crow-Armstrong’s homer and Matthew Boyd’s solid six innings led the Cubs to a 2-1 win, wrapping up a sweep of Colorado. Chicago is now 10-2 over their last 12.
The Rockies continue to spiral, now with a 9-47 record—the worst start since 1901.
Guardians’ Epic Rally Stuns Dodgers
Angel Martinez’s clutch three-run homer in the 8th sealed a 7-4 win for Cleveland over Los Angeles. Nolan Jones also delivered with a two-run single in the explosive inning.
Clayton Kershaw had a strong outing, but the Dodgers’ bullpen faltered late.
This game showed up in both Steve Janus and Sas Insider picks — both nailed the moneyline.
Tigers Outlast Giants in Tight Matchup
Detroit’s four-run 5th inning, capped by Justyn-Henry Malloy’s two-run single, lifted them to a 4-3 victory. The Tigers are on a tear, winning four straight and sweeping the Giants.
San Francisco’s Heliot Ramos hit a two-run bomb, but it wasn’t enough to halt Detroit’s charge.
Detroit has been a recurring theme in winning picks by Janus, who’s been red-hot this week.
Rays Blank Twins Behind Lowe’s Long Ball
Brandon Lowe extended his hitting streak to 11 games with a homer as Tampa Bay cruised past Minnesota 5-0. Drew Rasmussen was lights out over six innings, allowing just one hit.
Minnesota, who came in red-hot, was cooled off as Tampa closed its homestand 7-2.
White Sox Smash Mets to Snap Road Skid
Andrew Benintendi nearly hit for the cycle and drove in four runs, propelling Chicago to a 9-4 win. The White Sox broke both a road and overall losing streak with authority.
Mark Vientos gave New York hope with a three-run shot, but the Mets couldn’t keep pace.
Astros Down A’s with Late Surge
Victor Caratini’s two-run single in the 7th lifted Houston over Oakland 5-3. Lance McCullers Jr. looked vintage, striking out 12 over six innings.
Oakland’s struggles continued—they’ve now lost 13 of their last 14.
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Pirates Crush D-Backs Behind Skenes’ Gem
Paul Skenes turned in another stellar start, going nearly seven shutout innings in a 10-1 Pirates rout. Oneil Cruz homered and knocked in three as Pittsburgh dominated.
Arizona managed just one late run, losing for the seventh time in eight games.
Marlins Outslug Padres in a Wild One
Agustin Ramirez had a career night, going 4-for-4 with a homer and a game-winning hit in the 8th as Miami beat San Diego 10-8. The Marlins overcame a five-run hole, showing major grit.
The Padres flashed some offense but couldn’t match Miami’s late-game firepower.
Kyle Parker delivered another win with this sharp call from his Expert Package.
