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The BAFTA Short Film Animation Nominees, 2023.
#onemannsmovies review of the BAFTA Short Animation nominees for 2023.
A One Mann’s Movies review of the nominations for the BAFTA “British Short Film Animation” Category.
I’ve not done separate reviews for these BAFTA Short Animation nominees but am including short reviews for them in this one post.
The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse.
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people here applauding the 1975 for doing what they did in malaysia is honestly so ignorant. no way you came to the country without knowing what's wrong and what's right? no way you came to slander the govermment and basic rules of the country? that isn't "iconic" or "life changing" they're just blatantly stupid. them and their white saviour complex is NOT needed in our country thanks. before that, matty h*aly was unprofessional on stage as well for spitting and breaking the drones, being pissed drunk and all in all, a cunt. malaysia doesn't need you to come and start acting like you know everything to "save" us?? we are AWARE. organisers invited you to sing, not to start something. now the festivals cancelled, artists wasted their time and effort, people wasted their effort on getting tickets and saving money for it, fans getting let down for not seeing their favs. all because of matty healy. you won't get it. malaysia doesn't get opportunities when it comes to concerts, now with this, the likelihood of artists to come is even lower. so, yeah, thanks a lot. fuck you matty healy. bodo gile la sohai.
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LUST FOR A VAMPIRE (1971) – Episode 196 – Decades Of Horror 1970s
“He had a heart attack.” And you get a heart attack! Everybody gets a heart attack! Is that normal? Join your faithful Grue Crew – Doc Rotten, Bill Mulligan, Chad Hunt, and Jeff Mohr – as they count the heart attacks while they continue their reverse trek through Hammer’s Karnstein Trilogy with Lust for a Vampire (1971).
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Episode 196 – Lust for a Vampire (1971)
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In 1830, forty years to the day since the last manifestation of their dreaded vampirism, the Karnstein heirs use the blood of an innocent to bring forth the evil that is the beautiful Mircalla, or as she was in 1710, Carmilla.
Director: Jimmy Sangster
Writers: Tudor Gates (screenplay); J. Sheridan Le Fanu (based on characters created by)
Selected Cast:
Barbara Jefford as Countess Herritzen
Ralph Bates as Giles Barton
Suzanna Leigh as Janet Playfair
Yutte Stensgaard as Mircalla / Carmilla Karnstein
Michael Johnson as Richard Lestrange
Helen Christie as Miss Simpson
Mike Raven as Count Karnstein (dubbed by Valentine Dyall)
Christopher Cunningham as Coachman
Harvey Hall as Inspector Heinrich
Michael Brennan as Landlord
Pippa Steel as Susan Pelley
Judy Matheson as Amanda McBride
Caryl Little as Isabel Courtney
David Healy as Raymond Pelley
Jonathan Cecil as Arthur Biggs
Erik Chitty as Professor Herz (as Eric Chitty)
Jack Melford as Bishop
Christopher Neame as Hans
Kirsten Lindholm as Peasant Girl
Luan Peters as Trudi
In the Seventies, Hammer Films struggled to find its way as horror films moved away from gothic horror into modern-day terrors; however, the company famous for Dracula and Frankenstein did earn some success with a trio of films referred to as The Karnstein Trilogy. The Grue Crew settles in to revisit the middle entry, Lust for a Vampire, which follows Vampire Lovers (1970) and leads into Twins of Evil (1971). Unfortunately, the film was plagued with misfortune from the onset: both Peter Cushing and Ingrid Pitt refused to return; the original director, Terence Fisher, suffered injuries when he was hit by a car and was replaced at the last minute by Jimmy Sangster; the director and the writer clashed with producers who insisted on including the pop song “Strange Love.” Even co-star Ralph Bates called the feature, “One of the worst films ever made.” Certainly, there must be some highlights. Certainly…
At the time of this writing, Lust for a Vampire is available to stream from Shudder, AMC+, Tubi, and Flix Fling. The movie is also available on physical media as a Blu-ray from Shout! Factory.
Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next episode, chosen by Doc, will be Kingdom of the Spiders (1977). William Shatner and 5,000 spiders! What could go wrong?
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Classic ED - 2004 Debuts, Departures & Robert Sugden Monthly Appearance Counts
Classic ED begins airing the 2004 episodes around the week of 26-Jun-2023 barring preemptions. Below are key character arrivals/departures.
Arrivals:
01-Jan-2004 - Bernice Thomas (Samantha Giles) - for January only!
01-Feb-2004 - Valerie ‘Val’ Lambert (Charlie Hardwick)
06-Feb-2004 - Carl King (Tom Lister)
19-Feb-2004 - Jimmy King (Nick Miles)
29-Feb-2004 - Tom King (Ken Farrington)
02-Mar-2004 - Noah Dingle (Alfie Mortimer)
04-Mar-2004 - Matthew King (Matt Healy)
10-May-2004 - Sadie King (Patsy Kensit)
18-May-2004 - DC Martin Crows (Graeme Hawley)
09-Jun-2004 - Lesley Meredith (Sherrie Henson)
23-Jun-2004 - Callum Rennie (Andrew Whipp)
10-Sep-2004 - Paul Lambert (Mathew Bose)
05-Dec-2004 - Alice Dingle (Ursula Holden-Gill)
Departures:
08-Jan-2004 - Tricia Dingle (Sheree Murphy)
30-Jan-2004 - Bernice Thomas (Samantha Giles) - next returned Nov-2012
06-Feb-2004 - Gloria Pollard (Janice McKenzie)
18-Feb-2004 - Brian Addyman (Martin Reeve)
17-May-2004 - Carlos Diaz (Gary Turner)
06-Jul-2004 - Paul Marsden (Matthew Booth)
07-Sep-2004 - Siobhan Marsden (Abigail Fisher)
21-Oct-2004 - Albert Dingle (Bobby Knut)
25-Nov-2004 - Sydney Woolfe (Nathan Gladwell)
24-Dec-2004 - Seth Armstrong (Stan Richards)
Robert Sugden Total Appearances: 153 (12th overall in episode count)
January 15, February 14, March 16
April 20, May 22, June 6
July 7, August 8, September 15
October 4, November 15, December 11
Previous arrivals and departures by year:
2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999
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American League West – Wes The Sports Guy
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1. Houston Astros
A stacked lineup and an even better rotation than last year hast Houston looking to repeat.
2. Los Angeles Angels
Health is probably more important to the success of the Halos 2018 season than any other team.
3. Seattle Mariners
Not as many roster moves this time around, but the ones they did make should have them in the Wild Card hunt.
4. Texas Rangers
They remained inactive for most of the offseason which could signal a rebuild in the near future.
5. Oakland Athletics
Their young talent is starting to take shape and a few under the radar trades/signings could have them approach .500.
Player to Watch: OF Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels
Best Acquisition: P Gerrit Cole Houston Astros
New Kid on the Block: P Shohei Ohtani Los Angeles Angels
Astros Lineup
1. CF George Springer
2. 3B Alex Bregman
3. 2B Jose Altuve
4. SS Carlos Correa
5. RF Josh Reddick
6. 1B Yuli Gurriel
7. LF Derek Fisher
8. DH Evan Gattis
9. C Brian McCann
Bench
INF/OF Marwin Gonzalez
OF Jake Marisnick
C Max Stassi
Rotation
1. Justin Verlander
2. Dallas Keuchel
3. Lance McCullers Jr.
4. Gerrit Cole*
5. Charlie Morton
Setup
Chris Devenski
Closer
Ken Giles
Manager
A.J. Hinch
Angels Lineup
1. 2B Ian Kinsler*
2. CF Mike Trout
3. LF Justin Upton
4. 1B Albert Pujols
5. RF Kole Calhoun
6. 3B Zack Cozart*
7. DH Luis Valbuena
8. SS Andrelton Simmons
9. C Martin Maldonado
Bench
OF Chris Young*
INF Jefry Marte
C Rene Rivera*
Rotation
1. Garrett Richards
2. Andrew Heaney
3. Shohei Ohtani*
4. Tyler Skaggs
5. Matt Shoemaker
Setup
Jim Johnson*
Closer
Blake Parker
Manager
Mike Scioscia
Mariners Lineup
1. CF Dee Gordon*
2. SS Jean Segura
3. 2B Robinson Cano
4. DH Nelson Cruz
5. 3B Kyle Seager
6. 1B Ryon Healy*
7. LF Ben Gamel
8. RF Mitch Haniger
9. C Mike Zunino
Bench
INF Andrew Romine*
OF Ichiro Suzuki*
OF Guillermo Heredia
Rotation
1. Felix Hernandez
2. James Paxton
3. Mike Leake
4. Marco Gonzales
5. Erasmo Ramirez
Setup
Juan Nicasio*
Closer
Edwin Diaz
Manager
Scott Servais
Rangers Lineup
1. CF Delino DeShields
2. 1B Joey Gallo
3. SS Elvis Andrus
4. 3B Adrian Beltre
5. RF Nomar Mazara
6. DH Shin-Soo Choo
7. C Robinson Chirinos
8. 2B Rougned Odor
9. LF Ryan Rua
Bench
INF/OF Jurickson Profar
OF Drew Robinson
C Juan Centeno*
Rotation
1. Cole Hamels
2. Matt Moore*
3. Martin Perez
4. Doug Fister*
5. Mike Minor*
Setup
Matt Bush
Closer
Alex Claudio
Manager
Jeff Banister
Athletics Lineup
1. SS Marcus Semien
2. LF Matt Joyce
3. 2B Jed Lowrie
4. DH Khris Davis
5. RF Stephen Piscotty*
6. 1B Matt Olson
7. 3B Matt Chapman
8. C Jonathan Lucroy*
9. CF Dustin Fowler*
Bench
INF/OF Chad Pinder
C Bruce Maxwell
OF/1B Mark Canha
Rotation
1. Kendall Graveman
2. Sean Manaea
3. Daniel Gossett
4. Daniel Mengden
5. Andrew Triggs
Setup
Chris Hatcher
Closer
Blake Treinen
Manager
Bob Melvin
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Review of Stephen Budiansky's "Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr."
Review of Stephen Budiansky’s “Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.”
This review originally appeared here in Los Angeles Review of Books.
Do we need another biography of Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., who served nearly 30 years as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court and nearly 20 years before that on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court? He has been the subject of numerous biographies since his death in 1935. We have not discovered new details…
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In 1918, Atlanta’s most prominent real estate firm moved offices, bringing a decades-old business into the Healey. This was important enough news to merit a long column in the Constitution:
Adairs move to Healy Building: Handsome offices on first floor now occupied by a well-known real estate concern -– mahogany furnishings throughout make a beautiful office.
The Atlanta Constitution
June 30, 1918
Forrest and George Adair have moved.
Leaving behind in the Atlanta National Bank building the old telephone number– Main 75 – called by thousands of interested in real estate, and familiar to many other thousands who have called it to seek a word of personal or political advice from genial Forrest Adair; bidding good-by to the old clock which is timed the coming and going of the Adair force for years, and practically forced to forsake the huge old safe, with its familiar painting of the Kimball house on its front -– the entire force of the Adairs were busy Saturday afternoon straightening out affairs in their new location at the corner of Walton and Forsyth Street, the southwest corner of the Healey building.
Perhaps the oldest attaché, which the firm could not well leave behind, was Walter C. Holliday, the colored porter, who, at 36 years of age, has spent 35 of them with the Adairs.
Monday morning everything will be in apple pie order in the new business home and there will be no appearance of any lack the efficient, smooth running methods which has characterized the operation and detail of the office.
The business of the Adairs is one of the oldest in real estate circles of the city -– perhaps of the south. It was founded in 1865 by Col. George Adair, father of Forrest and George Adair. For years Col. Adair was located in the Kimball house. When the hotel was burned, he occupied temporary quarters in the Centennial building, and returned to the New Kimball building when it was rebuilt. The painting on the old safe referred to above shows the timely association linked between the founder and the physical location of his real estate offices.
In 1876 Forrest and George Adair were taken into the firm. Later, upon the death of the father, his entire business passed into the hands of his sons, and the firm has been known since as Forrest & George Adair.
In 1902, even before the Atlanta National Bank Building was half completed, the Adairs moved into the second floor. The building was practically built around the old safe, which with its tremendous weight, seems almost to have become its permanent home. However, it will have to come out as soon as a buyer can be found.
In the new business home, as one enters from Walton Street, he passes along the wide isle between handsome mahogany railings and desks. Everything in the entire floor is finished in mahogany, with furnishings of the same, and renders a most attractive appearance. The different departments, such as sales, rent, insurance, etc. have their own compartments, with open railings dividing them, and to the left in the rear is a mahogany finished partition setting apart the bookkeeping and cashier department.
The Adairs have about 3,000 feet of floor space on this first floor with an additional 1,000 in the basement, which will be utilized for the collection departments, files, supplies, class, etc.
A new telephone station has been installed, the new number being Ivy 100, With Mrs. D.L. Daniel and Miss Halman in charge.
In addition to Forrest and George Adair, the following constitutes the force of the real estate house:
Frank Adair, Jr., office manager; J.M. Beasley, assistant manager; Forrest Adair Jr., in charge of the building department.
Sales department, W.P Walthall, Ed M. Chapman, Jr. Ward Wight, T.H. Pitt, Miss Ruby Freeman, Miss Aline DeJournette.
Cashier department, F. Marion Swanson, cashier; William T Oliver, assistant cashier; Miss Hardy Jefferson and F.M. Sisk.
Rent department, H.H. Arnold, manager; Miss Sarah Freeman, secretary.; Norman Giles, C.L. Hardwick, Frank Melone, Same Giles, Willie Jordan, Mrs. G.W. Wall, Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Collector, S.T. Humphries, T.J. Ragsdale, S.N. Martin, H.R. Martin and C. C. Ivey.
Insurance department, E.A Irwin, manager: J.C. Thompson, assistant manager; Mrs. F.H. Vorlander, Jr., Miss Emma Tenant and Miss Zula Stewart.
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What’s Mew at Catster: June 2019 Cat Events
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Looking for a way to celebrate our feline friends in June? Here are some fun June 2019 cat events.
Saturday, June 1 to Sunday, June 2: Jackson Galaxy’s Cat Camp
Learn all about cats at Jackson Galaxy’s Cat Camp; Photography courtesy Cat Camp
Grab your cool-for-cats T-shirt and pretty kitty ears, and head to the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City for the annual Cat Camp. Hear leading experts – like Jackson Galaxy, Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw and Cat Man of West Oakland Adam Myatt – chat about orphaned kittens, cat behavior, fostering and community cats. Participate in counselor sessions, meet adoptable cats, visit the on-site Meow Parlour cat café and shop for feline-themed products. For a full list of speakers/schedule, go to catcampnyc.com.
Friday, June 7: The Secret Life of Pets 2
Check out this fun sequel, opening today!
In the sequel to the 2016 animated comedy movie The Secret Life of Pets, Terrier Max stresses over protecting toddler Liam (yes, his owner is now married, with a child) and develops a nervous tic. The rest of the gang is having issues, too. Pomeranian Gidget and kitty Chloe try to rescue Max’s favorite toy, hindered by Chloe’s little catnip problem. And bunny Snowball tries to live out his superhero fantasy when Shih Tzu Daisy asks for help on a dangerous mission. Of course, there’s mixed breed Duke (along with Max) who visits a farm only to have to survive canine-intolerant cows, hostile foxes and a terrifying turkey.
With humor and irreverence, the film looks at the emotional lives of pets and their bond with the families that love them. The furry gang searches deep for their inner courage to face their fears with some help from the one-and-only Harrison Ford, the voice behind veteran farm dog Rooster. All the stars are back: Kevin Hart, Tiffany Hadish, Patton Oswalt, Eric Stonestreet, Jenny Slate, Lake Bell, Hannibal Buress, Nick Kroll, Dana Carvey, Ellie Kemper, Pete Holmes, Garth Jennings and Bobby Moynihan. Directed by Chris Renaud and co-director Jonathan Del Val, written by Brian Lynch and produced by Chris Meledandri and Janet Healy. Visit thesecretlifeofpets.com.
Saturday, June 8: Angel Pets Conference and Angel Expo 2019
Get great senior-pet info at the Angel Pet Conference.
Want to take better care of your pets (and yourself) during the senior years and end-of-life transitions? Attend the unique and pioneering Angel Pets Conference and Angel Pets Expo 2019 at the Renaissance Asheville Hotel in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. Seminars and products focus on senior pet care, end-of-life and caregiver support. Listen to experts like internationally renowned pet-loss specialist Coleen Ellis and more. Schedule and registration at angelpetsconference.com.
Saturday, June 8: Catherine’s Butterfly Party
This event celebrates its 5th year, on what would have been Catherine’s birthday.
Celebrating its 5thyear, this event honors the life of Catherine Hubbard, who was tragically slain during the 2012 Sandy Hook Massacre. This year, the event falls on an extra special day – what would have been Catherine’s 13thbirthday. The Butterfly Party pays tribute to her life by continuing her dream of one day working with animals and spreading love and kindness to animals and all beings. Last year, more than 6,000 attended the event, and more than 70 homeless animals found forever homes. Funds raised by the event support the building and development of the official Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary, a future destination for animal and wildlife care in Newtown, Connecticut.
Saturday, June 29: Catfest London
The second edition of this day-and-night festival at Beckenham Place Mansion will be bigger and better. Discover fab cat accessories from 50-plus exhibitors, books, the Swell Cat art show, vegan street food, cocktails, live music and big-cat cult flick ROAR under the stars. Take in soulful talks from best-selling writers and animal experts like BBC’s Big Cats About the House stars Giles Clark and Gwen Cooper (Homer’s Odyssey). Meet street cat Bob and James Bowen of A Street Cat Named Bob fame and other feline superstars. Fall in love with rescued street kittens from Morocco. For more information, visit catfestlondon.com.
Saturday, June 29 to Sunday, June 30: CatCon 5thAnniFURsary
Join in all the feline fun at CatCon.
Pounce on this annual Southern California cat-centric, pop cultural two-day immersive experience that draws crowds of 16k-plus. Cat Con debunks the crazy cat lady myth, proving you can be hip, stylish and have a cat, too. This year, CatCon is taking over even more space to eat, drink, play, adopt and shop for choice products for cats and their people. Expect a ton of surprises, plus many returning and emerging talent and experiential activations galore, while CatCon continues to support shelters in adoption, health and spay/neuter efforts. Get more info at catconworldwide.com.
About the author
Annie Butler Shirreffs has worked in the pet industry for 20 years and is currently the senior editor of Catster and Dogster magazines. A cat lover since she was a little girl, she has always had feline friends in her life. She and her husband share their Southern California home with their four cats and an ever-changing clowder of foster kittens, all of whom enjoy being testers for cool, new products.
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Major League Baseball roundup: Orioles earn 15-inning win over Braves
Baltimore’s Manny Machado broke a 14-game homerless streak with a two-run shot in the 15th inning to give the Orioles a 10-7 win over the host Atlanta Braves on Friday.
Jun 22, 2018; Atlanta, GA, USA; Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado (13) tags out Atlanta Braves left fielder Danny Santana (23) on a steal attempt in the tenth inning at SunTrust Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
Craig Gentry was hit by a pitch to open the inning and was sacrificed to second. Machado connected on an 0-2 pitch from reliever Peter Moylan (0-1) and placed it in the visitors’ bullpen in left field for his 19th homer. It was Machado’s first long ball since June 2, ending his longest homerless streak of the season.
Atlanta forced extras by scoring four times in the bottom of the ninth against Baltimore closer Zach Britton. He loaded the bases and allowed an RBI single to Ozzie Albies, a two-run single to Freddie Freeman and an RBI double to Nick Markakis, whose liner got over the head of right fielder Jace Peterson. Freeman tried to score but was thrown out at the plate.
Baltimore had taken a four-run lead by scoring six times in the top of the ninth against Atlanta relievers Dan Winkler and Sam Freeman. The Orioles got an RBI single from Danny Valencia, an RBI double from Jonathan Schoop and a Chris Davis sacrifice fly. Caleb Joseph added a run-scoring double, Steve Wilkerson knocked in a run with a single, and Craig Gentry drove in a run with a base hit to complete the rally.
Red Sox 14, Mariners 10
J.D. Martinez went 4-for-5 with a home run and five RBIs, including a tiebreaking two-run single with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, as Boston rallied to defeat visiting Seattle.
The Mariners blew a five-run lead for the second time in three games to lose their season-high fifth straight. They also wasted a big night from designated hitter Nelson Cruz, who went 4-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs.
Cruz, who now has 20 home runs this season, hit three-run blasts in the first and fourth innings. Ryon Healy added a solo shot, his 14th, for Seattle.
Brewers 2, Cardinals 1
Jesus Aguilar’s second homer of the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted host Milwaukee past St. Louis.
Aguilar blasted his 16th homer off Bud Norris (3-2), lining an 0-2 fastball on the outer half of the plate over the wall in right-center. The long ball gave Milwaukee its third straight win.
Aguilar’s homer in the bottom of the seventh not only evened the score, but it also ended rookie Jack Flaherty’s bid at history. Aguilar golfed a low slider into the Milwaukee bullpen in left with one out for the Brewers’ first hit. Flaherty struck out 13, matching a career high, in seven innings while walking two. He gave up just the one run and one hit.
Royals 1, Astros 0
Rosell Herrera followed a marvelous defensive play in the bottom of the eighth inning with a run-scoring triple in the top of the ninth as visiting Kansas City snapped a nine-game losing skid in blanking Houston.
Herrera scored Adalberto Mondesi with his drive to center field off Ken Giles (0-2), who surrendered a leadoff single to Mondesi to open the ninth.
Herrera began the eighth by snatching a home run from Houston’s Alex Bregman, timing his jump in right field to make the catch at the wall. Bregman went 0-for-4 as his streak of reaching base safely was snapped at 31 games.
Rangers 8, Twins 1
Shin-Soo Choo extended his on-base streak to 35 games with two hits, including a two-run homer, and Mike Minor gave up just one run over six innings as Texas cruised to its sixth straight win by beating Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Choo finished with three RBIs. Nomar Mazara and Adrian Beltre each had two hits and drove in two runs, and Robinson Chirinos also had two hits for the Rangers, who had lost seven in a row before starting their win streak. Mazara has 11 hits and seven RBIs over his past five games.
Minor (5-4) faced the minimum 15 batters over the first five innings, allowing just a first inning two-out single to Brian Dozier, who was easily gunned down by left fielder Joey Gallo trying to stretch it into a double. The Texas left-hander allowed three hits and walked two to go along with three strikeouts while picking up his first win in four starts.
Rockies 11, Marlins 3
Nolan Arenado homered for the fourth consecutive game, Jon Gray struck out 12 in seven innings, and Colorado routed Miami in Denver.
Jun 22, 2018; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Red Sox right fielder J.D. Martinez (28) watches his two-run home run against the Seattle Mariners during the sixth inning at Fenway Park. Mandatory Credit: Winslow Townson-USA TODAY Sports
Arenado finished with three hits. After going hitless in the first game of the current seven-game homestand, Arenado is 10-for-17 with four home runs and 11 RBIs over the past four games.
Tom Murphy had three hits and two RBIs for Colorado, which has won a season-high four in a row at home. Derek Dietrich homered among his three hits, and J.T. Realmuto also had three hits for the Marlins, who have lost three in a row.
Angels 2, Blue Jays 1
Andrew Heaney threw seven strong innings, and Los Angeles made two first-inning runs stand up in a victory over Toronto in Anaheim, Calif.
Heaney (4-5) held the Blue Jays scoreless for six innings before giving up a run in the seventh, but Cam Bedrosian (eighth inning) and Blake Parker (ninth inning, ninth save) finished it off.
Mike Trout started as the Angels’ designated hitter for the third consecutive game, still feeling the effects of a sprained right index finger. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.
Padres 6, Giants 2
Clayton Richard pitched six strong innings to win his fourth consecutive start, helping San Diego snap a five-game losing streak with a win at San Francisco.
Richard (7-6) combined with five relievers on a five-hitter, snapping the Giants’ three-game winning streak in the process.
Cory Spangenberg scored twice, and Eric Hosmer and Manuel Margot each drove in two runs for the Padres.
A’s 11, White Sox 2 (Game 1)
Franklin Barreto hit two home runs and racked up six RBIs, and Sean Manaea delivered a strong start as Oakland won the opener of a doubleheader in Chicago for its fifth straight victory. The White Sox lost their eighth in a row.
Barreto hit a three-run homer off James Shields in the second inning to give Oakland a 4-0 lead. The A’s have now homered in 22 straight road games, a franchise record. Barreto tacked on another three-run blast in the eighth inning, his third of the season — all in his past two games.
Khris Davis, Jed Lowrie and Jonathan Lucroy each had RBIs for Oakland, which took advantage of three White Sox errors.
White Sox 6, A’s 4 (Game 2)
Omar Narvaez went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, and Chicago snapped its season-worst skid with a victory over Oakland to earn a doubleheader split.
Tim Anderson went 2-for-4 with a homer and three runs as Chicago beat the Athletics for the first time in five meetings this season. Adam Engel added a two-run single for the White Sox.
Matt Olson homered and drove in two runs for the Athletics. Khris Davis contributed a two-run single.
Phillies 12, Nationals 2
Carlos Santana homered and drove in four runs, and Odubel Herrera homered for the fifth consecutive game as Philadelphia won at Washington.
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Santana hit a two-run homer and added a two-run single while finishing 2-for-4 with three runs. He also walked twice.
Herrera went 4-for-5 with four runs and two RBIs. Nick Williams added three RBIs for the Phillies.
Diamondbacks 2, Pirates 1 (13 innings)
Ketel Marte hit a two-out RBI single in the 13th inning to give visiting Arizona a win at Pittsburgh.
Jon Jay drew a walk from Tyler Glasnow (1-2) to lead off the 13th. After Paul Goldschmidt flied out and Jake Lamb struck out, David Peralta walked. Marte drove a full-count pitch up the middle to bring Jay home and break a 1-1 tie.
The Pirates lost their third straight while the Diamondbacks won for the third time in four games.
Rays 2, Yankees 1
Six Tampa Bay pitchers combined on a five-hitter during a victory over New York in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tampa Bay employed its unorthodox pitching strategy, using an “opener” for the 13th time since May 19. The Rays improved to 5-8 in those games while beating the Yankees for the second time in seven meetings this season.
Ryne Stanek threw a scoreless first inning for the Rays. Ryan Yarbrough (6-3) worked around three walks and allowed a hit in 3 1/3 scoreless innings. Sergio Romo tossed a shutout ninth for his fifth save.
Reds 6, Cubs 3
Eugenio Suarez homered for the fourth time in six games, and Luis Castillo broke a four-game losing streak as Cincinnati beat visiting Chicago.
The Reds trailed 3-1 before scoring three runs in the fifth, two on Suarez’s 16th home run of the season, which followed an RBI single by Joey Votto.
Chicago lost for the fourth time in six games. Cincinnati has won five in a row and eight of 10.
Indians 10, Tigers 0
Yonder Alonso hit a grand slam, Edwin Encarnacion homered and drove in three runs and Cleveland overpowered visiting Detroit.
Encarnacion and Francisco Lindor each hit his 17th homer of the season. Jose Ramirez walked four times and scored twice.
Rookie Shane Bieber (2-0) handcuffed the Tigers through seven innings, allowing just four hits and a walk while striking out a career-best nine in his third major league start. Zach McAllister and George Kontos each threw a scoreless inning to complete a five-hitter.
Dodgers 5, Mets 2
Cody Bellinger crushed a grand slam to snap a scoreless tie in the sixth inning and lift Los Angeles to a win at New York.
The Dodgers snapped a two-game losing streak and won for the seventh time in 10 games. The Mets have lost four straight and 16 of their last 20.
Los Angeles starter Alex Wood (3-5) allowed two runs — on Jose Bautista’s two-run shot in the sixth — on six hits and one walk while striking out seven over six innings.
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Baltimore’s Manny Machado broke a 14-game homerless streak with a two-run shot in the 15th inning to give the Orioles a 10-7 win over the host Atlanta Braves on Friday.
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Craig Gentry was hit by a pitch to open the inning and was sacrificed to second. Machado connected on an 0-2 pitch from reliever Peter Moylan (0-1) and placed it in the visitors’ bullpen in left field for his 19th homer. It was Machado’s first long ball since June 2, ending his longest homerless streak of the season.
Atlanta forced extras by scoring four times in the bottom of the ninth against Baltimore closer Zach Britton. He loaded the bases and allowed an RBI single to Ozzie Albies, a two-run single to Freddie Freeman and an RBI double to Nick Markakis, whose liner got over the head of right fielder Jace Peterson. Freeman tried to score but was thrown out at the plate.
Baltimore had taken a four-run lead by scoring six times in the top of the ninth against Atlanta relievers Dan Winkler and Sam Freeman. The Orioles got an RBI single from Danny Valencia, an RBI double from Jonathan Schoop and a Chris Davis sacrifice fly. Caleb Joseph added a run-scoring double, Steve Wilkerson knocked in a run with a single, and Craig Gentry drove in a run with a base hit to complete the rally.
Red Sox 14, Mariners 10
J.D. Martinez went 4-for-5 with a home run and five RBIs, including a tiebreaking two-run single with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, as Boston rallied to defeat visiting Seattle.
The Mariners blew a five-run lead for the second time in three games to lose their season-high fifth straight. They also wasted a big night from designated hitter Nelson Cruz, who went 4-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs.
Cruz, who now has 20 home runs this season, hit three-run blasts in the first and fourth innings. Ryon Healy added a solo shot, his 14th, for Seattle.
Brewers 2, Cardinals 1
Jesus Aguilar’s second homer of the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted host Milwaukee past St. Louis.
Aguilar blasted his 16th homer off Bud Norris (3-2), lining an 0-2 fastball on the outer half of the plate over the wall in right-center. The long ball gave Milwaukee its third straight win.
Aguilar’s homer in the bottom of the seventh not only evened the score, but it also ended rookie Jack Flaherty’s bid at history. Aguilar golfed a low slider into the Milwaukee bullpen in left with one out for the Brewers’ first hit. Flaherty struck out 13, matching a career high, in seven innings while walking two. He gave up just the one run and one hit.
Royals 1, Astros 0
Rosell Herrera followed a marvelous defensive play in the bottom of the eighth inning with a run-scoring triple in the top of the ninth as visiting Kansas City snapped a nine-game losing skid in blanking Houston.
Herrera scored Adalberto Mondesi with his drive to center field off Ken Giles (0-2), who surrendered a leadoff single to Mondesi to open the ninth.
Herrera began the eighth by snatching a home run from Houston’s Alex Bregman, timing his jump in right field to make the catch at the wall. Bregman went 0-for-4 as his streak of reaching base safely was snapped at 31 games.
Rangers 8, Twins 1
Shin-Soo Choo extended his on-base streak to 35 games with two hits, including a two-run homer, and Mike Minor gave up just one run over six innings as Texas cruised to its sixth straight win by beating Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Choo finished with three RBIs. Nomar Mazara and Adrian Beltre each had two hits and drove in two runs, and Robinson Chirinos also had two hits for the Rangers, who had lost seven in a row before starting their win streak. Mazara has 11 hits and seven RBIs over his past five games.
Minor (5-4) faced the minimum 15 batters over the first five innings, allowing just a first inning two-out single to Brian Dozier, who was easily gunned down by left fielder Joey Gallo trying to stretch it into a double. The Texas left-hander allowed three hits and walked two to go along with three strikeouts while picking up his first win in four starts.
Rockies 11, Marlins 3
Nolan Arenado homered for the fourth consecutive game, Jon Gray struck out 12 in seven innings, and Colorado routed Miami in Denver.
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Arenado finished with three hits. After going hitless in the first game of the current seven-game homestand, Arenado is 10-for-17 with four home runs and 11 RBIs over the past four games.
Tom Murphy had three hits and two RBIs for Colorado, which has won a season-high four in a row at home. Derek Dietrich homered among his three hits, and J.T. Realmuto also had three hits for the Marlins, who have lost three in a row.
Angels 2, Blue Jays 1
Andrew Heaney threw seven strong innings, and Los Angeles made two first-inning runs stand up in a victory over Toronto in Anaheim, Calif.
Heaney (4-5) held the Blue Jays scoreless for six innings before giving up a run in the seventh, but Cam Bedrosian (eighth inning) and Blake Parker (ninth inning, ninth save) finished it off.
Mike Trout started as the Angels’ designated hitter for the third consecutive game, still feeling the effects of a sprained right index finger. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.
Padres 6, Giants 2
Clayton Richard pitched six strong innings to win his fourth consecutive start, helping San Diego snap a five-game losing streak with a win at San Francisco.
Richard (7-6) combined with five relievers on a five-hitter, snapping the Giants’ three-game winning streak in the process.
Cory Spangenberg scored twice, and Eric Hosmer and Manuel Margot each drove in two runs for the Padres.
A’s 11, White Sox 2 (Game 1)
Franklin Barreto hit two home runs and racked up six RBIs, and Sean Manaea delivered a strong start as Oakland won the opener of a doubleheader in Chicago for its fifth straight victory. The White Sox lost their eighth in a row.
Barreto hit a three-run homer off James Shields in the second inning to give Oakland a 4-0 lead. The A’s have now homered in 22 straight road games, a franchise record. Barreto tacked on another three-run blast in the eighth inning, his third of the season — all in his past two games.
Khris Davis, Jed Lowrie and Jonathan Lucroy each had RBIs for Oakland, which took advantage of three White Sox errors.
White Sox 6, A’s 4 (Game 2)
Omar Narvaez went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, and Chicago snapped its season-worst skid with a victory over Oakland to earn a doubleheader split.
Tim Anderson went 2-for-4 with a homer and three runs as Chicago beat the Athletics for the first time in five meetings this season. Adam Engel added a two-run single for the White Sox.
Matt Olson homered and drove in two runs for the Athletics. Khris Davis contributed a two-run single.
Phillies 12, Nationals 2
Carlos Santana homered and drove in four runs, and Odubel Herrera homered for the fifth consecutive game as Philadelphia won at Washington.
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Santana hit a two-run homer and added a two-run single while finishing 2-for-4 with three runs. He also walked twice.
Herrera went 4-for-5 with four runs and two RBIs. Nick Williams added three RBIs for the Phillies.
Diamondbacks 2, Pirates 1 (13 innings)
Ketel Marte hit a two-out RBI single in the 13th inning to give visiting Arizona a win at Pittsburgh.
Jon Jay drew a walk from Tyler Glasnow (1-2) to lead off the 13th. After Paul Goldschmidt flied out and Jake Lamb struck out, David Peralta walked. Marte drove a full-count pitch up the middle to bring Jay home and break a 1-1 tie.
The Pirates lost their third straight while the Diamondbacks won for the third time in four games.
Rays 2, Yankees 1
Six Tampa Bay pitchers combined on a five-hitter during a victory over New York in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tampa Bay employed its unorthodox pitching strategy, using an “opener” for the 13th time since May 19. The Rays improved to 5-8 in those games while beating the Yankees for the second time in seven meetings this season.
Ryne Stanek threw a scoreless first inning for the Rays. Ryan Yarbrough (6-3) worked around three walks and allowed a hit in 3 1/3 scoreless innings. Sergio Romo tossed a shutout ninth for his fifth save.
Reds 6, Cubs 3
Eugenio Suarez homered for the fourth time in six games, and Luis Castillo broke a four-game losing streak as Cincinnati beat visiting Chicago.
The Reds trailed 3-1 before scoring three runs in the fifth, two on Suarez’s 16th home run of the season, which followed an RBI single by Joey Votto.
Chicago lost for the fourth time in six games. Cincinnati has won five in a row and eight of 10.
Indians 10, Tigers 0
Yonder Alonso hit a grand slam, Edwin Encarnacion homered and drove in three runs and Cleveland overpowered visiting Detroit.
Encarnacion and Francisco Lindor each hit his 17th homer of the season. Jose Ramirez walked four times and scored twice.
Rookie Shane Bieber (2-0) handcuffed the Tigers through seven innings, allowing just four hits and a walk while striking out a career-best nine in his third major league start. Zach McAllister and George Kontos each threw a scoreless inning to complete a five-hitter.
Dodgers 5, Mets 2
Cody Bellinger crushed a grand slam to snap a scoreless tie in the sixth inning and lift Los Angeles to a win at New York.
The Dodgers snapped a two-game losing streak and won for the seventh time in 10 games. The Mets have lost four straight and 16 of their last 20.
Los Angeles starter Alex Wood (3-5) allowed two runs — on Jose Bautista’s two-run shot in the sixth — on six hits and one walk while striking out seven over six innings.
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Baltimore’s Manny Machado broke a 14-game homerless streak with a two-run shot in the 15th inning to give the Orioles a 10-7 win over the host Atlanta Braves on Friday.
Jun 22, 2018; Atlanta, GA, USA; Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado (13) tags out Atlanta Braves left fielder Danny Santana (23) on a steal attempt in the tenth inning at SunTrust Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
Craig Gentry was hit by a pitch to open the inning and was sacrificed to second. Machado connected on an 0-2 pitch from reliever Peter Moylan (0-1) and placed it in the visitors’ bullpen in left field for his 19th homer. It was Machado’s first long ball since June 2, ending his longest homerless streak of the season.
Atlanta forced extras by scoring four times in the bottom of the ninth against Baltimore closer Zach Britton. He loaded the bases and allowed an RBI single to Ozzie Albies, a two-run single to Freddie Freeman and an RBI double to Nick Markakis, whose liner got over the head of right fielder Jace Peterson. Freeman tried to score but was thrown out at the plate.
Baltimore had taken a four-run lead by scoring six times in the top of the ninth against Atlanta relievers Dan Winkler and Sam Freeman. The Orioles got an RBI single from Danny Valencia, an RBI double from Jonathan Schoop and a Chris Davis sacrifice fly. Caleb Joseph added a run-scoring double, Steve Wilkerson knocked in a run with a single, and Craig Gentry drove in a run with a base hit to complete the rally.
Red Sox 14, Mariners 10
J.D. Martinez went 4-for-5 with a home run and five RBIs, including a tiebreaking two-run single with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, as Boston rallied to defeat visiting Seattle.
The Mariners blew a five-run lead for the second time in three games to lose their season-high fifth straight. They also wasted a big night from designated hitter Nelson Cruz, who went 4-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs.
Cruz, who now has 20 home runs this season, hit three-run blasts in the first and fourth innings. Ryon Healy added a solo shot, his 14th, for Seattle.
Brewers 2, Cardinals 1
Jesus Aguilar’s second homer of the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted host Milwaukee past St. Louis.
Aguilar blasted his 16th homer off Bud Norris (3-2), lining an 0-2 fastball on the outer half of the plate over the wall in right-center. The long ball gave Milwaukee its third straight win.
Aguilar’s homer in the bottom of the seventh not only evened the score, but it also ended rookie Jack Flaherty’s bid at history. Aguilar golfed a low slider into the Milwaukee bullpen in left with one out for the Brewers’ first hit. Flaherty struck out 13, matching a career high, in seven innings while walking two. He gave up just the one run and one hit.
Royals 1, Astros 0
Rosell Herrera followed a marvelous defensive play in the bottom of the eighth inning with a run-scoring triple in the top of the ninth as visiting Kansas City snapped a nine-game losing skid in blanking Houston.
Herrera scored Adalberto Mondesi with his drive to center field off Ken Giles (0-2), who surrendered a leadoff single to Mondesi to open the ninth.
Herrera began the eighth by snatching a home run from Houston’s Alex Bregman, timing his jump in right field to make the catch at the wall. Bregman went 0-for-4 as his streak of reaching base safely was snapped at 31 games.
Rangers 8, Twins 1
Shin-Soo Choo extended his on-base streak to 35 games with two hits, including a two-run homer, and Mike Minor gave up just one run over six innings as Texas cruised to its sixth straight win by beating Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Choo finished with three RBIs. Nomar Mazara and Adrian Beltre each had two hits and drove in two runs, and Robinson Chirinos also had two hits for the Rangers, who had lost seven in a row before starting their win streak. Mazara has 11 hits and seven RBIs over his past five games.
Minor (5-4) faced the minimum 15 batters over the first five innings, allowing just a first inning two-out single to Brian Dozier, who was easily gunned down by left fielder Joey Gallo trying to stretch it into a double. The Texas left-hander allowed three hits and walked two to go along with three strikeouts while picking up his first win in four starts.
Rockies 11, Marlins 3
Nolan Arenado homered for the fourth consecutive game, Jon Gray struck out 12 in seven innings, and Colorado routed Miami in Denver.
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Arenado finished with three hits. After going hitless in the first game of the current seven-game homestand, Arenado is 10-for-17 with four home runs and 11 RBIs over the past four games.
Tom Murphy had three hits and two RBIs for Colorado, which has won a season-high four in a row at home. Derek Dietrich homered among his three hits, and J.T. Realmuto also had three hits for the Marlins, who have lost three in a row.
Angels 2, Blue Jays 1
Andrew Heaney threw seven strong innings, and Los Angeles made two first-inning runs stand up in a victory over Toronto in Anaheim, Calif.
Heaney (4-5) held the Blue Jays scoreless for six innings before giving up a run in the seventh, but Cam Bedrosian (eighth inning) and Blake Parker (ninth inning, ninth save) finished it off.
Mike Trout started as the Angels’ designated hitter for the third consecutive game, still feeling the effects of a sprained right index finger. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.
Padres 6, Giants 2
Clayton Richard pitched six strong innings to win his fourth consecutive start, helping San Diego snap a five-game losing streak with a win at San Francisco.
Richard (7-6) combined with five relievers on a five-hitter, snapping the Giants’ three-game winning streak in the process.
Cory Spangenberg scored twice, and Eric Hosmer and Manuel Margot each drove in two runs for the Padres.
A’s 11, White Sox 2 (Game 1)
Franklin Barreto hit two home runs and racked up six RBIs, and Sean Manaea delivered a strong start as Oakland won the opener of a doubleheader in Chicago for its fifth straight victory. The White Sox lost their eighth in a row.
Barreto hit a three-run homer off James Shields in the second inning to give Oakland a 4-0 lead. The A’s have now homered in 22 straight road games, a franchise record. Barreto tacked on another three-run blast in the eighth inning, his third of the season — all in his past two games.
Khris Davis, Jed Lowrie and Jonathan Lucroy each had RBIs for Oakland, which took advantage of three White Sox errors.
White Sox 6, A’s 4 (Game 2)
Omar Narvaez went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, and Chicago snapped its season-worst skid with a victory over Oakland to earn a doubleheader split.
Tim Anderson went 2-for-4 with a homer and three runs as Chicago beat the Athletics for the first time in five meetings this season. Adam Engel added a two-run single for the White Sox.
Matt Olson homered and drove in two runs for the Athletics. Khris Davis contributed a two-run single.
Phillies 12, Nationals 2
Carlos Santana homered and drove in four runs, and Odubel Herrera homered for the fifth consecutive game as Philadelphia won at Washington.
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Santana hit a two-run homer and added a two-run single while finishing 2-for-4 with three runs. He also walked twice.
Herrera went 4-for-5 with four runs and two RBIs. Nick Williams added three RBIs for the Phillies.
Diamondbacks 2, Pirates 1 (13 innings)
Ketel Marte hit a two-out RBI single in the 13th inning to give visiting Arizona a win at Pittsburgh.
Jon Jay drew a walk from Tyler Glasnow (1-2) to lead off the 13th. After Paul Goldschmidt flied out and Jake Lamb struck out, David Peralta walked. Marte drove a full-count pitch up the middle to bring Jay home and break a 1-1 tie.
The Pirates lost their third straight while the Diamondbacks won for the third time in four games.
Rays 2, Yankees 1
Six Tampa Bay pitchers combined on a five-hitter during a victory over New York in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tampa Bay employed its unorthodox pitching strategy, using an “opener” for the 13th time since May 19. The Rays improved to 5-8 in those games while beating the Yankees for the second time in seven meetings this season.
Ryne Stanek threw a scoreless first inning for the Rays. Ryan Yarbrough (6-3) worked around three walks and allowed a hit in 3 1/3 scoreless innings. Sergio Romo tossed a shutout ninth for his fifth save.
Reds 6, Cubs 3
Eugenio Suarez homered for the fourth time in six games, and Luis Castillo broke a four-game losing streak as Cincinnati beat visiting Chicago.
The Reds trailed 3-1 before scoring three runs in the fifth, two on Suarez’s 16th home run of the season, which followed an RBI single by Joey Votto.
Chicago lost for the fourth time in six games. Cincinnati has won five in a row and eight of 10.
Indians 10, Tigers 0
Yonder Alonso hit a grand slam, Edwin Encarnacion homered and drove in three runs and Cleveland overpowered visiting Detroit.
Encarnacion and Francisco Lindor each hit his 17th homer of the season. Jose Ramirez walked four times and scored twice.
Rookie Shane Bieber (2-0) handcuffed the Tigers through seven innings, allowing just four hits and a walk while striking out a career-best nine in his third major league start. Zach McAllister and George Kontos each threw a scoreless inning to complete a five-hitter.
Dodgers 5, Mets 2
Cody Bellinger crushed a grand slam to snap a scoreless tie in the sixth inning and lift Los Angeles to a win at New York.
The Dodgers snapped a two-game losing streak and won for the seventh time in 10 games. The Mets have lost four straight and 16 of their last 20.
Los Angeles starter Alex Wood (3-5) allowed two runs — on Jose Bautista’s two-run shot in the sixth — on six hits and one walk while striking out seven over six innings.
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Baltimore’s Manny Machado broke a 14-game homerless streak with a two-run shot in the 15th inning to give the Orioles a 10-7 win over the host Atlanta Braves on Friday.
Jun 22, 2018; Atlanta, GA, USA; Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado (13) tags out Atlanta Braves left fielder Danny Santana (23) on a steal attempt in the tenth inning at SunTrust Park. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
Craig Gentry was hit by a pitch to open the inning and was sacrificed to second. Machado connected on an 0-2 pitch from reliever Peter Moylan (0-1) and placed it in the visitors’ bullpen in left field for his 19th homer. It was Machado’s first long ball since June 2, ending his longest homerless streak of the season.
Atlanta forced extras by scoring four times in the bottom of the ninth against Baltimore closer Zach Britton. He loaded the bases and allowed an RBI single to Ozzie Albies, a two-run single to Freddie Freeman and an RBI double to Nick Markakis, whose liner got over the head of right fielder Jace Peterson. Freeman tried to score but was thrown out at the plate.
Baltimore had taken a four-run lead by scoring six times in the top of the ninth against Atlanta relievers Dan Winkler and Sam Freeman. The Orioles got an RBI single from Danny Valencia, an RBI double from Jonathan Schoop and a Chris Davis sacrifice fly. Caleb Joseph added a run-scoring double, Steve Wilkerson knocked in a run with a single, and Craig Gentry drove in a run with a base hit to complete the rally.
Red Sox 14, Mariners 10
J.D. Martinez went 4-for-5 with a home run and five RBIs, including a tiebreaking two-run single with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, as Boston rallied to defeat visiting Seattle.
The Mariners blew a five-run lead for the second time in three games to lose their season-high fifth straight. They also wasted a big night from designated hitter Nelson Cruz, who went 4-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs.
Cruz, who now has 20 home runs this season, hit three-run blasts in the first and fourth innings. Ryon Healy added a solo shot, his 14th, for Seattle.
Brewers 2, Cardinals 1
Jesus Aguilar’s second homer of the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted host Milwaukee past St. Louis.
Aguilar blasted his 16th homer off Bud Norris (3-2), lining an 0-2 fastball on the outer half of the plate over the wall in right-center. The long ball gave Milwaukee its third straight win.
Aguilar’s homer in the bottom of the seventh not only evened the score, but it also ended rookie Jack Flaherty’s bid at history. Aguilar golfed a low slider into the Milwaukee bullpen in left with one out for the Brewers’ first hit. Flaherty struck out 13, matching a career high, in seven innings while walking two. He gave up just the one run and one hit.
Royals 1, Astros 0
Rosell Herrera followed a marvelous defensive play in the bottom of the eighth inning with a run-scoring triple in the top of the ninth as visiting Kansas City snapped a nine-game losing skid in blanking Houston.
Herrera scored Adalberto Mondesi with his drive to center field off Ken Giles (0-2), who surrendered a leadoff single to Mondesi to open the ninth.
Herrera began the eighth by snatching a home run from Houston’s Alex Bregman, timing his jump in right field to make the catch at the wall. Bregman went 0-for-4 as his streak of reaching base safely was snapped at 31 games.
Rangers 8, Twins 1
Shin-Soo Choo extended his on-base streak to 35 games with two hits, including a two-run homer, and Mike Minor gave up just one run over six innings as Texas cruised to its sixth straight win by beating Minnesota in Minneapolis.
Choo finished with three RBIs. Nomar Mazara and Adrian Beltre each had two hits and drove in two runs, and Robinson Chirinos also had two hits for the Rangers, who had lost seven in a row before starting their win streak. Mazara has 11 hits and seven RBIs over his past five games.
Minor (5-4) faced the minimum 15 batters over the first five innings, allowing just a first inning two-out single to Brian Dozier, who was easily gunned down by left fielder Joey Gallo trying to stretch it into a double. The Texas left-hander allowed three hits and walked two to go along with three strikeouts while picking up his first win in four starts.
Rockies 11, Marlins 3
Nolan Arenado homered for the fourth consecutive game, Jon Gray struck out 12 in seven innings, and Colorado routed Miami in Denver.
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Arenado finished with three hits. After going hitless in the first game of the current seven-game homestand, Arenado is 10-for-17 with four home runs and 11 RBIs over the past four games.
Tom Murphy had three hits and two RBIs for Colorado, which has won a season-high four in a row at home. Derek Dietrich homered among his three hits, and J.T. Realmuto also had three hits for the Marlins, who have lost three in a row.
Angels 2, Blue Jays 1
Andrew Heaney threw seven strong innings, and Los Angeles made two first-inning runs stand up in a victory over Toronto in Anaheim, Calif.
Heaney (4-5) held the Blue Jays scoreless for six innings before giving up a run in the seventh, but Cam Bedrosian (eighth inning) and Blake Parker (ninth inning, ninth save) finished it off.
Mike Trout started as the Angels’ designated hitter for the third consecutive game, still feeling the effects of a sprained right index finger. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts.
Padres 6, Giants 2
Clayton Richard pitched six strong innings to win his fourth consecutive start, helping San Diego snap a five-game losing streak with a win at San Francisco.
Richard (7-6) combined with five relievers on a five-hitter, snapping the Giants’ three-game winning streak in the process.
Cory Spangenberg scored twice, and Eric Hosmer and Manuel Margot each drove in two runs for the Padres.
A’s 11, White Sox 2 (Game 1)
Franklin Barreto hit two home runs and racked up six RBIs, and Sean Manaea delivered a strong start as Oakland won the opener of a doubleheader in Chicago for its fifth straight victory. The White Sox lost their eighth in a row.
Barreto hit a three-run homer off James Shields in the second inning to give Oakland a 4-0 lead. The A’s have now homered in 22 straight road games, a franchise record. Barreto tacked on another three-run blast in the eighth inning, his third of the season — all in his past two games.
Khris Davis, Jed Lowrie and Jonathan Lucroy each had RBIs for Oakland, which took advantage of three White Sox errors.
White Sox 6, A’s 4 (Game 2)
Omar Narvaez went 3-for-4 with two RBIs, and Chicago snapped its season-worst skid with a victory over Oakland to earn a doubleheader split.
Tim Anderson went 2-for-4 with a homer and three runs as Chicago beat the Athletics for the first time in five meetings this season. Adam Engel added a two-run single for the White Sox.
Matt Olson homered and drove in two runs for the Athletics. Khris Davis contributed a two-run single.
Phillies 12, Nationals 2
Carlos Santana homered and drove in four runs, and Odubel Herrera homered for the fifth consecutive game as Philadelphia won at Washington.
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Santana hit a two-run homer and added a two-run single while finishing 2-for-4 with three runs. He also walked twice.
Herrera went 4-for-5 with four runs and two RBIs. Nick Williams added three RBIs for the Phillies.
Diamondbacks 2, Pirates 1 (13 innings)
Ketel Marte hit a two-out RBI single in the 13th inning to give visiting Arizona a win at Pittsburgh.
Jon Jay drew a walk from Tyler Glasnow (1-2) to lead off the 13th. After Paul Goldschmidt flied out and Jake Lamb struck out, David Peralta walked. Marte drove a full-count pitch up the middle to bring Jay home and break a 1-1 tie.
The Pirates lost their third straight while the Diamondbacks won for the third time in four games.
Rays 2, Yankees 1
Six Tampa Bay pitchers combined on a five-hitter during a victory over New York in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Tampa Bay employed its unorthodox pitching strategy, using an “opener” for the 13th time since May 19. The Rays improved to 5-8 in those games while beating the Yankees for the second time in seven meetings this season.
Ryne Stanek threw a scoreless first inning for the Rays. Ryan Yarbrough (6-3) worked around three walks and allowed a hit in 3 1/3 scoreless innings. Sergio Romo tossed a shutout ninth for his fifth save.
Reds 6, Cubs 3
Eugenio Suarez homered for the fourth time in six games, and Luis Castillo broke a four-game losing streak as Cincinnati beat visiting Chicago.
The Reds trailed 3-1 before scoring three runs in the fifth, two on Suarez’s 16th home run of the season, which followed an RBI single by Joey Votto.
Chicago lost for the fourth time in six games. Cincinnati has won five in a row and eight of 10.
Indians 10, Tigers 0
Yonder Alonso hit a grand slam, Edwin Encarnacion homered and drove in three runs and Cleveland overpowered visiting Detroit.
Encarnacion and Francisco Lindor each hit his 17th homer of the season. Jose Ramirez walked four times and scored twice.
Rookie Shane Bieber (2-0) handcuffed the Tigers through seven innings, allowing just four hits and a walk while striking out a career-best nine in his third major league start. Zach McAllister and George Kontos each threw a scoreless inning to complete a five-hitter.
Dodgers 5, Mets 2
Cody Bellinger crushed a grand slam to snap a scoreless tie in the sixth inning and lift Los Angeles to a win at New York.
The Dodgers snapped a two-game losing streak and won for the seventh time in 10 games. The Mets have lost four straight and 16 of their last 20.
Los Angeles starter Alex Wood (3-5) allowed two runs — on Jose Bautista’s two-run shot in the sixth — on six hits and one walk while striking out seven over six innings.
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Major League Baseball roundup: Tigers lose game, Cabrera
Ehire Adrianza smacked his first career grand slam, lifting the Minnesota Twins past the host Detroit Tigers 6-4 on Tuesday night.
Jun 12, 2018; Detroit, MI, USA; Minnesota Twins shortstop Ehire Adrianza (16) hits a grand slam in the seventh inning against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports
The bigger loss for the Tigers, was Miguel Cabrera. The veteran first baseman left the game in the third inning with ruptured left biceps tendon, and he will undergo season-ending surgery.
Cabrera sustained the injury on a swing and miss at a Jake Odorizzi breaking pitch.
Adrianza’s seventh-inning homer, his third of the season, gave the Twins a three-run lead. Adrianza had three hits and scored twice.
Yankees 3, Nationals 0
Didi Gregorius homered twice, leading New York past visiting Washington.
Gregorius recorded his fourth career multi-homer game and third this season. He set a team record for multi-homer games by a shortstop in a single season and homered for the first time since May 23.
CC Sabathia (4-1) allowed four hits in 5 2/3 innings and became the fifth pitcher to get 1,500 strikeouts for the Yankees. He joined Andy Pettitte, Ron Guidry, Whitey Ford and Red Ruffing.
Phillies 5, Rockies 4
Aaron Nola pitched 6 2/3 strong innings, and Scott Kingery homered and knocked in four runs to lead Philadelphia past visiting Colorado.
Nola (8-2) allowed just one run on four hits and no walks. He struck out 10. Philadelphia led 5-1 through eight innings, but Colorado scored three times in the ninth before leaving the potential tying and go-ahead runs on base.
Rockies starter Jon Gray (6-7) gave up four runs on just three hits in six innings. He walked four and fanned 10.
Brewers 4, Cubs 0
Chase Anderson, Taylor Williams and Jacob Barnes combined to pitch a two-hit shutout as host Milwaukee cruised to a win over Chicago.
Travis Shaw finished 2-for-3 with two doubles and a season-high four RBIs to lead the Brewers at the plate. Anderson (5-5) allowed one hit and two walks while striking out six in seven innings.
Willson Contreras and Addison Russell tallied the only hits for Chicago, which was blanked for the fifth time this year. The Cubs lost to the Brewers for only the second time in 10 meetings this season.
Rays 4, Blue Jays 1
Wilson Ramos hit a two-run homer to open the scoring, and Tampa Bay went on to defeat Toronto in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Rays have won the first two games of the three-game series.
Ryne Stanek started on the mound for the Rays, pitching two perfect innings with three strikeouts. He was replaced by Austin Pruitt (2-3), who allowed one run and four hits with one strikeout in 2 2/3 innings.
Sergio Romo pitched around a single in the ninth inning to earn his second save of the season.
Jun 12, 2018; Bronx, NY, USA; New York Yankees center fielder Aaron Hicks (31) slides safely into third base on a single by third baseman Neil Walker (not pictured) against the Washington Nationals during the third inning at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports
Marlins 3, Giants 1
Trevor Richards earned his first major league victory, leading Miami past visiting San Francisco Giants.
Making his seventh major league start, Richards (1-3) overcame a wild start but allowed just two hits, three walks and one run in six innings. He struck out two. The Marlins got three scoreless innings of relief, one each from Adam Conley, Brad Ziegler and Kyle Barraclough, who earned his fourth save.
Miami’s offensive stars were JT Riddle, who hit a go-ahead, two-run double; and Starlin Castro, who went 2-for-4 with one RBI. Riddle also made a stellar defensive play.
Red Sox 6, Orioles 4
Rafael Devers and Andrew Benintendi both homered as Boston won at Baltimore.
Eduardo Rodriguez (8-1) won his career-best fifth consecutive start. He allowed two runs on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings.
The Orioles lost their six game in a row and fell for the 13th time in 15 games.
Reds 5, Royals 1 (10 innings)
Joey Votto delivered a tiebreaking, three-run triple in the top of the 10th inning to lead Cincinnati to a victory at Kansas City.
Tucker Barnhart hit a tying homer in the ninth to keep the Reds from being blanked. The win was just Cincinnati’s third in the past nine games.
Hunter Dozier homered and Ian Kennedy threw eight shutout innings for the Royals, who lost for the eighth time in their past nine games.
Padres 4, Cardinals 2
Relievers Matt Strahm and Adam Cimber retired the first 15 Cardinals they faced in a “bullpen start,” and Eric Hosmer homered to start a three-run, fourth-inning rally, leading San Diego to a win at St. Louis.
The Cardinals didn’t have a baserunner until Harrison Bader led off the sixth with an infield single. St. Louis then scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh against Craig Stammen.
Strahm retired all nine hitters he faced with four strikeouts. Cimber (3-2) worked the next three scoreless innings, allowing only Bader’s hit with three strikeouts to get credit for the win. Brad Hand recorded his 20th save.
White Sox 5, Indians 1
James Shields earned his first win since Opening Day, and Yoan Moncada and Yolmer Sanchez hit back-to-back homers to start the first inning as Chicago beat visiting Cleveland.
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The White Sox have alternated wins with losses over the past seven games. The Indians lost for the second time in seven games.
Shields (2-7) allowed one run on four hits and no walks while striking out two over seven innings. He was 0-7 with a 4.83 ERA in 13 games (12 starts) since earned the win against the Kansas City Royals on Opening Day.
Braves 8, Mets 2
Ozzie Albies blasted a grand slam to cap a six-run outburst in the sixth inning and lead host Atlanta to a win over New York.
It was the second grand slam in the past month for Albies, and his 16th homer of the season. The second baseman leads the National League with 37 extra-base hits and 53 runs.
Braves starter Mike Foltynewicz threw five scoreless innings and allowed only two hits. Reliever Shane Carle (4-1) pitched two-thirds of an inning and was the beneficiary of the go-ahead rally.
Diamondbacks 13, Pirates 8
Jon Jay had three hits, including three-run homer, and Ketel Marte had two hits and drove in three runs as Arizona took an 8-0 lead and held on for a victory over Pittsburgh in Phoenix.
Paul Goldschmidt, Marte and John Ryan Murphy collected two hits apiece for the Diamondbacks, who have scored 51 runs during a five-game winning streak. Jay, acquired Thursday from the Royals, was 0-for-12 in his first four games with the Diamondbacks before Tuesday.
Starling Marte hit a three-run homer, and Josh Bell and Josh Harrison had three hits and an RBI apiece for the Pirates.
Dodgers 12, Rangers 5
Max Muncy homered in a fourth consecutive game, and Yasiel Puig drove in three runs as Los Angeles rolled to a victory over visiting Texas.
The Dodgers have won 18 of their past 24 games. By winning the opener of a two-game interleague matchup, they have assured themselves of going unbeaten in their past eight series.
The Rangers fell to a season-high 15 games under .500 while losing their fifth consecutive game. They have dropped eight of their past 11.
Mariners 6, Angels 3
Mitch Haniger and Ryon Healy each homered twice to match Mike Trout, who accomplished the feat for the second consecutive game, as host Seattle defeated Los Angeles.
Mike Leake pitched six innings of one-run ball for the Mariners, who have won 10 of their past 12 games.
Edwin Diaz worked a 1-2-3 ninth, striking out Trout to end the game and post his major-league-leading 25th save of the season. Trout leads the majors with 23 homers.
Astros 6, A’s 3
Evan Gattis drove in a career-high five runs with a three-run home run and a two-run double, propelling Houston to a victory at Oakland.
Lance McCullers Jr. (8-3) went seven innings, allowing two runs and five hits. He walked three and struck out five, beating the A’s for the third time this season.
Brad Peacock struck out Stephen Piscotty with the potential tying runs aboard to end the eighth inning, protecting a lead that turned into the Astros’ sixth straight win. Ken Giles pitched the ninth inning for his 11th save.
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Perhaps the best indicator Dallas Keuchel has regained his All-Star form is the rapid rate at which he induced ground balls Friday night at Minute Maid Park.
Pitching seven scoreless innings in the Astros’ 3-1 win against the Oakland Athletics, Keuchel recorded all but four of his outs on the ground. In vintage fashion, the ace lefthander pounded the bottom of the strike zone with his sinker and worked ahead in counts.
Only two of the 24 Athletics batters Keuchel faced hit a ball into the outfield. Keuchel allowed just three hits and one walk. He struck out only three but had his best changeup since his return from the disabled list late last month.
Keuchel became the first Astros starter to complete seven innings since Charlie Morton against the Toronto Blue Jays on Aug. 5. Back-to-back home runs by Alex Bregman and Jose Altuve in the third inning off A’s lefthander Sean Manaea provided the bulk of the run support for the 2015 American League Cy Young Award winner and two-time All-Star. Ken Giles converted a five-out save.
The outing marked Keuchel’s second consecutive strong performance after three lackluster-to-terrible starts when he was fresh off his eight-week injury absence. It marked the first time he completed seven innings since May 5, when he pitched eight but was charged with five earned runs at Anaheim. He improved his ERA on Friday to 2.58 through 16 starts and 101 1/3 innings.
The Astros’ homers signified two of six hits they managed off Manaea, who they face in seemingly each of their series against Oakland. Bregman lifted his homer, on a 2-and-0 fastball, into the right-center field seats. Three pitches later, Altuve sent an 0-and-2 fastball into the Crawford Boxes.
Yuli Gurriel and Josh Reddick strung together singles in the sixth to tack on a third run. The sixth was Manaea’s final inning. Chris Hatcher, acquired by the A’s from the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this week, emerged from the bullpen to pitch the seventh.
Astros manager A.J. Hinch didn’t call for a reliever to warm until after Ryon Healy smacked a shift-beating single into right field with one out in the seventh. Keuchel promptly finished the inning by inducing a 5-4-3 double play from Chad Pinder just as Chris Devenski began firing pitches in the bullpen.
In all, Keuchel induced 16 groundouts – groundballs accounted for 17 outs, including the double play – and zero flyouts. The A’s first hit came via a bunt single to the third base line by eight-hole hitter Matt Joyce, the lone lefthanded hitter in Oakland’s lineup Friday. Keuchel kept busy Bregman, who made a couple of spectacular plays at third base.
Keuchel built his pitch count up to an even 100, his largest since he came back from his neck injury. Devenski took over for the eighth. His recent struggles continued in the form of a solo blast by Joyce, the ninth homer Devenski has allowed in 63 2/3 innings this season. The 2017 All-Star gave up just four home runs in 108 1/3 innings last year.
Hinch made a rare mid-at-bat pitching change by pulling Devenski after the righthander threw a first-pitch ball to pinch-hitter Matt Olson. Giles entered and got a 4-5-3 double play to end the eighth. The closer was sent back out for the ninth and struck out the side.
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Major League Baseball roundup: Tigers lose game, Cabrera
Ehire Adrianza smacked his first career grand slam, lifting the Minnesota Twins past the host Detroit Tigers 6-4 on Tuesday night.
Jun 12, 2018; Detroit, MI, USA; Minnesota Twins shortstop Ehire Adrianza (16) hits a grand slam in the seventh inning against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports
The bigger loss for the Tigers, was Miguel Cabrera. The veteran first baseman left the game in the third inning with ruptured left biceps tendon, and he will undergo season-ending surgery.
Cabrera sustained the injury on a swing and miss at a Jake Odorizzi breaking pitch.
Adrianza’s seventh-inning homer, his third of the season, gave the Twins a three-run lead. Adrianza had three hits and scored twice.
Yankees 3, Nationals 0
Didi Gregorius homered twice, leading New York past visiting Washington.
Gregorius recorded his fourth career multi-homer game and third this season. He set a team record for multi-homer games by a shortstop in a single season and homered for the first time since May 23.
CC Sabathia (4-1) allowed four hits in 5 2/3 innings and became the fifth pitcher to get 1,500 strikeouts for the Yankees. He joined Andy Pettitte, Ron Guidry, Whitey Ford and Red Ruffing.
Phillies 5, Rockies 4
Aaron Nola pitched 6 2/3 strong innings, and Scott Kingery homered and knocked in four runs to lead Philadelphia past visiting Colorado.
Nola (8-2) allowed just one run on four hits and no walks. He struck out 10. Philadelphia led 5-1 through eight innings, but Colorado scored three times in the ninth before leaving the potential tying and go-ahead runs on base.
Rockies starter Jon Gray (6-7) gave up four runs on just three hits in six innings. He walked four and fanned 10.
Brewers 4, Cubs 0
Chase Anderson, Taylor Williams and Jacob Barnes combined to pitch a two-hit shutout as host Milwaukee cruised to a win over Chicago.
Travis Shaw finished 2-for-3 with two doubles and a season-high four RBIs to lead the Brewers at the plate. Anderson (5-5) allowed one hit and two walks while striking out six in seven innings.
Willson Contreras and Addison Russell tallied the only hits for Chicago, which was blanked for the fifth time this year. The Cubs lost to the Brewers for only the second time in 10 meetings this season.
Rays 4, Blue Jays 1
Wilson Ramos hit a two-run homer to open the scoring, and Tampa Bay went on to defeat Toronto in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Rays have won the first two games of the three-game series.
Ryne Stanek started on the mound for the Rays, pitching two perfect innings with three strikeouts. He was replaced by Austin Pruitt (2-3), who allowed one run and four hits with one strikeout in 2 2/3 innings.
Sergio Romo pitched around a single in the ninth inning to earn his second save of the season.
Jun 12, 2018; Bronx, NY, USA; New York Yankees center fielder Aaron Hicks (31) slides safely into third base on a single by third baseman Neil Walker (not pictured) against the Washington Nationals during the third inning at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports
Marlins 3, Giants 1
Trevor Richards earned his first major league victory, leading Miami past visiting San Francisco Giants.
Making his seventh major league start, Richards (1-3) overcame a wild start but allowed just two hits, three walks and one run in six innings. He struck out two. The Marlins got three scoreless innings of relief, one each from Adam Conley, Brad Ziegler and Kyle Barraclough, who earned his fourth save.
Miami’s offensive stars were JT Riddle, who hit a go-ahead, two-run double; and Starlin Castro, who went 2-for-4 with one RBI. Riddle also made a stellar defensive play.
Red Sox 6, Orioles 4
Rafael Devers and Andrew Benintendi both homered as Boston won at Baltimore.
Eduardo Rodriguez (8-1) won his career-best fifth consecutive start. He allowed two runs on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings.
The Orioles lost their six game in a row and fell for the 13th time in 15 games.
Reds 5, Royals 1 (10 innings)
Joey Votto delivered a tiebreaking, three-run triple in the top of the 10th inning to lead Cincinnati to a victory at Kansas City.
Tucker Barnhart hit a tying homer in the ninth to keep the Reds from being blanked. The win was just Cincinnati’s third in the past nine games.
Hunter Dozier homered and Ian Kennedy threw eight shutout innings for the Royals, who lost for the eighth time in their past nine games.
Padres 4, Cardinals 2
Relievers Matt Strahm and Adam Cimber retired the first 15 Cardinals they faced in a “bullpen start,” and Eric Hosmer homered to start a three-run, fourth-inning rally, leading San Diego to a win at St. Louis.
The Cardinals didn’t have a baserunner until Harrison Bader led off the sixth with an infield single. St. Louis then scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh against Craig Stammen.
Strahm retired all nine hitters he faced with four strikeouts. Cimber (3-2) worked the next three scoreless innings, allowing only Bader’s hit with three strikeouts to get credit for the win. Brad Hand recorded his 20th save.
White Sox 5, Indians 1
James Shields earned his first win since Opening Day, and Yoan Moncada and Yolmer Sanchez hit back-to-back homers to start the first inning as Chicago beat visiting Cleveland.
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The White Sox have alternated wins with losses over the past seven games. The Indians lost for the second time in seven games.
Shields (2-7) allowed one run on four hits and no walks while striking out two over seven innings. He was 0-7 with a 4.83 ERA in 13 games (12 starts) since earned the win against the Kansas City Royals on Opening Day.
Braves 8, Mets 2
Ozzie Albies blasted a grand slam to cap a six-run outburst in the sixth inning and lead host Atlanta to a win over New York.
It was the second grand slam in the past month for Albies, and his 16th homer of the season. The second baseman leads the National League with 37 extra-base hits and 53 runs.
Braves starter Mike Foltynewicz threw five scoreless innings and allowed only two hits. Reliever Shane Carle (4-1) pitched two-thirds of an inning and was the beneficiary of the go-ahead rally.
Diamondbacks 13, Pirates 8
Jon Jay had three hits, including three-run homer, and Ketel Marte had two hits and drove in three runs as Arizona took an 8-0 lead and held on for a victory over Pittsburgh in Phoenix.
Paul Goldschmidt, Marte and John Ryan Murphy collected two hits apiece for the Diamondbacks, who have scored 51 runs during a five-game winning streak. Jay, acquired Thursday from the Royals, was 0-for-12 in his first four games with the Diamondbacks before Tuesday.
Starling Marte hit a three-run homer, and Josh Bell and Josh Harrison had three hits and an RBI apiece for the Pirates.
Dodgers 12, Rangers 5
Max Muncy homered in a fourth consecutive game, and Yasiel Puig drove in three runs as Los Angeles rolled to a victory over visiting Texas.
The Dodgers have won 18 of their past 24 games. By winning the opener of a two-game interleague matchup, they have assured themselves of going unbeaten in their past eight series.
The Rangers fell to a season-high 15 games under .500 while losing their fifth consecutive game. They have dropped eight of their past 11.
Mariners 6, Angels 3
Mitch Haniger and Ryon Healy each homered twice to match Mike Trout, who accomplished the feat for the second consecutive game, as host Seattle defeated Los Angeles.
Mike Leake pitched six innings of one-run ball for the Mariners, who have won 10 of their past 12 games.
Edwin Diaz worked a 1-2-3 ninth, striking out Trout to end the game and post his major-league-leading 25th save of the season. Trout leads the majors with 23 homers.
Astros 6, A’s 3
Evan Gattis drove in a career-high five runs with a three-run home run and a two-run double, propelling Houston to a victory at Oakland.
Lance McCullers Jr. (8-3) went seven innings, allowing two runs and five hits. He walked three and struck out five, beating the A’s for the third time this season.
Brad Peacock struck out Stephen Piscotty with the potential tying runs aboard to end the eighth inning, protecting a lead that turned into the Astros’ sixth straight win. Ken Giles pitched the ninth inning for his 11th save.
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