MLB roundup: D-backs score 7 in ninth to stun Braves

Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Atlanta Braves — 11–10

Truist Park was left in shock after Arizona erupted for seven runs in the ninth to finish a three-game sweep. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. ignited the comeback with a solo shot, Alek Thomas followed with a two-run blast and Ketel Marte’s RBI single set the stage. Eugenio Suárez, who struck out to open the inning, ripped a two-run double down the left-field line to provide the first Diamondbacks lead of the afternoon. Shelby Miller kept the Braves quiet in the bottom half to seal the win, capping a rally that underscored why understanding late-game volatility is central to sharp wagering; Sportshub’s comprehensive MLB run-line betting guide details how dramatic finishes like this can swing bets.

Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers — 3–2 (10 innings)

Guaranteed Rate Field produced extra-inning drama when Tim Elko’s walk-off single secured just Chicago’s third victory in 11 games. Josh Rojas fueled the offense with three hits, while Wenceel Pérez homered for Detroit and the Tigers squandered a prime scoring chance in the top of the tenth. For bettors weighing close contests, Sportshub breaks down the importance of price shopping in its primer on betting MLB moneylines, tips, tricks and trends.

Toronto Blue Jays vs. Philadelphia Phillies — 9–1

Rogers Centre watched Toronto notch its seventh win in eight behind three-RBI nights from Myles Straw and Tyler Heineman. Bo Bichette launched a two-run homer to extend his hit streak to nine games, and Chris Bassitt moved to 5-0 lifetime versus Philadelphia with six strong frames. The decisive margin is a reminder to study postseason contenders early; see Sportshub’s insights on MLB playoff betting success keys.

Oakland Athletics vs. Minnesota Twins — 14–3

Playing in West Sacramento, the A’s snapped a nine-game skid behind Tyler Soderstrom’s two homers and six RBIs. Oakland piled up 17 hits, including blasts from Brent Rooker, Max Muncy and Jacob Wilson, while Minnesota’s three-game winning streak vanished. If you’re evaluating slumping clubs primed for value, review Sportshub’s universal baseball betting tips and strategies for everyone.

St. Louis Cardinals vs. Kansas City Royals — 6–5 (10 innings)

In Game 1 of a split doubleheader, Willson Contreras celebrated his 1,000th career game by driving home the winning run in the tenth. Earlier, Ivan Herrera’s two-run homer erased Noah Cameron’s six scoreless innings for Kansas City. Extra-inning angles and bullpen depth are covered in Sportshub’s guide to betting on MLB playoffs.

Baltimore Orioles vs. Seattle Mariners — 4–3

Back-to-back sixth-inning homers from Adley Rutschman and Gunnar Henderson powered Baltimore to its season-best sixth straight win at T-Mobile Park. Cal Raleigh’s MLB-leading 24th homer briefly put Seattle in front, but the bullpen could not hold. Brush up on situational hitting trends with Sportshub’s foundational piece on MLB betting basics, tips and strategies.

San Francisco Giants vs. San Diego Padres — 3–2

Robbie Ray became the National League’s first eight-game winner, striking out nine over seven innings, while newcomer Dominic Smith’s two-RBI double highlighted a three-run third that stood up at Oracle Park. Manny Machado’s two-run shot accounted for all San Diego scoring. First-five and starting-pitcher props are demystified in Sportshub’s tutorial on how to bet on baseball.

Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Mets — 6–5

At Dodger Stadium, Michael Conforto’s eighth-inning RBI single completed a three-run comeback, and Tanner Scott locked down his 11th save. Pete Alonso homered for the third time in two games, yet New York’s bullpen faltered. Track how late scoring shifts overnight lines on Sportshub’s real-time MLB odds and scores page.

Handicapper Spotlight

Over the last three days Sas Insider leads all cappers with a sizzling 19-8 record and +$973 profit, powered by a 15-3 tear on MLB totals. The Bookie checks in at 16-9, +$754, while Gino Russo’s selective card sits at 10-4, +$660. Monitor each streak, pick history and unit return on Sportshub’s live handicapper leaderboard to align your wagers with the hottest hands on the board.

From Arizona’s stunning comeback to Oakland’s streak-breaking outburst, June 5 delivered a reminder that momentum can swing quickly—on the field and at the window—so pair the day’s lessons with sharp strategy before the next first pitch.