Texas Rangers 7, Baltimore Orioles 0

Jacob deGrom flirted with perfection, carrying a no-hitter into the eighth inning and fanning seven before surrendering a leadoff single to Colton Cowser. Texas got on the board in the third when Josh Jung crushed a two-run homer, then added three more runs on Jung’s RBI groundout, Jonah Heim’s solo shot and an RBI single by Adolis García. DeGrom (8-2) finished with seven strikeouts over 7⅓ innings, improving to 4-0 in June, and the bullpen closed out a six-hit shutout as the Rangers swept the rubber game of the series.

Milwaukee Brewers 4, Pittsburgh Pirates 2

Rookie Jacob Misiorowski continued his breakout with five shutout innings, striking out eight and allowing just four baserunners. Milwaukee’s offense erupted in the second, batting around behind Joey Ortiz’s RBI groundout, Eric Haase’s two-run double, Sal Frelick’s run-scoring fielder’s choice and Christian Yelich’s RBI single. Misiorowski (3-0) outpitched 2024 NL Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes, who yielded four runs over four frames. The Brewers secured their fifth win in six games.

San Diego Padres 1, Washington Nationals 0

Nick Pivetta scattered three singles and matched a season-high ten strikeouts over seven scoreless innings, leading San Diego to its 13th shutout of the season. Luis Arraez’s two-out RBI single in the second provided the lone run. Jonathan Estrada and Adrian Morejon combined for two perfect innings of relief before Robert Suárez notched his 22nd save. Nationals starter MacKenzie Gore (3-8) took the loss despite six strong frames.

New York Yankees 7, Cincinnati Reds 1

Max Fried became baseball’s first 10-game winner, allowing just one unearned run over seven innings with seven strikeouts. The Bronx Bombers got on the board early when Trent Grisham homered, then added five more runs on RBI hits from Jasson Domínguez and a two-run double by Anthony Volpe. Brady Singer (7-6) was tagged for four runs in five innings, snapping Cincinnati’s three-game win streak.

Houston Astros 2, Philadelphia Phillies 0

Jeremy Peña’s leadoff double set up the lone run in the first, and Victor Caratini added an insurance homer in the eighth. Rookie Colton Gordon (3-1) worked four shutout innings, and four Astros relievers followed with scoreless frames. Closer Josh Hader recorded his 21st save, blanking Philly for the second straight night. Zack Wheeler (7-3) was brilliant until the homer, allowing one unearned run over 7⅔ innings.

Oakland Athletics 3, Detroit Tigers 0

Nick Kurtz’s three-run homer in the fourth proved decisive, backing seven strong innings from Jacob Lopez (2-4). Lopez scattered three hits, walked one and struck out six, while Mason Miller closed out the three-hit shutout for his 15th save. Detroit starter Jack Flaherty (5-9) suffered the loss, yielding three runs on five hits over six innings.

Miami Marlins 8, San Francisco Giants 5 (10 innings)

Heriberto Hernández drove in four runs, including two on a go-ahead double in the 10th, to lift Miami in extras. Otto López contributed three hits and three RBIs, and Calvin Faucher (3-2) rebounded from a blown save to earn the win. Mike Yastrzemski homered for San Francisco, but Camilo Doval (3-2) couldn’t close it out in the 10th.

Chicago White Sox 7, Arizona Diamondbacks 3

Lenyn Sosa went 3-for-4 with two homers and four RBIs, and Andrew Benintendi added a solo shot as Chicago avoided a sweep. Zac Gallen (5-9) took the loss, allowing five runs over 5⅓ innings. Sean Burke (4-7) struck out seven over five innings for the White Sox, who ended Arizona’s five-game winning streak.

Los Angeles Angels 5, Boston Red Sox 2

Yusei Kikuchi struck out a season-high 12 over seven innings, surrendering two unearned runs, and Travis d’Arnaud went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs. Jo Adell’s leadoff shot set the tone as the Angels completed the three-game sweep in Anaheim. Richard Fitts (0-1) allowed two runs in four innings for Boston, which dropped its fifth straight.

Cleveland Guardians 5, Toronto Blue Jays 4 (10 innings)

José Ramírez delivered his eighth career walk-off hit with a 10th-inning single, handing Mason Fluharty (3-2) the blown save. Rookie Nic Enright worked a perfect extra frame for his first major-league win. Max Scherzer, making his first Toronto start since March, struck out four over five innings but saw the Jays fall in extras.

New York Mets 7, Atlanta Braves 3

Juan Soto slugged two homers, marking his 27th career multi-homer game—most ever before age 27—and Ronny Mauricio collected three hits. The Mets snapped a five-game skid against Atlanta, who managed solo homers from Drake Baldwin and Ronald Acuña Jr. Didier Fuentes (0-2) was charged with six runs in 3⅓ innings.

Tampa Bay Rays 3, Kansas City Royals 0

Drew Rasmussen struck out five and allowed only two hits over five scoreless innings, and Tampa Bay’s offense scratched across a run in each of the fourth, fifth and seventh. Danny Jansen’s two-run homer highlighted the attack, while Colin Poche and Pete Fairbanks combined for four hitless frames to preserve the shutout.

Minnesota Twins 2, Seattle Mariners 0

Joe Ryan fanned eight over six scoreless innings, allowing just three hits, and Kody Clemens provided the offense with a solo homer in the third. Seattle managed only three singles; George Kirby (1-4) yielded two runs on five hits across six innings.

Chicago Cubs 8, St. Louis Cardinals 0

Ian Happ homered and drove in three, Matthew Boyd fired six shutout innings and Reese McGuire added a two-run shot as Chicago blanked St. Louis. Erick Fedde (3-7) was knocked around for eight runs on eight hits, ending his rough outing in 3⅔ innings.

Los Angeles Dodgers 8, Colorado Rockies 1

Max Muncy’s grand slam keyed a five-run second inning, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto tossed five scoreless frames in Denver. Michael Conforto also homered as the Dodgers won their ninth straight series game against Colorado. German Márquez (3-9) absorbed six runs (none earned) in four innings but battled through a rolled ankle.

San Diego Padres 4, Washington Nationals 3

Martin Maldonado’s go-ahead solo homer in the sixth capped a bullpen-led comeback. Jason Adam (6-3) worked 1⅔ shutout innings, and Robert Suárez notched his 22nd save. Trevor Williams (3-9) took the loss, giving up four runs in 5⅓ innings.

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