Twins 6, Astros 3 The Minnesota Twins defeated the Houston Astros 6-3 on Monday night at Target Field after Josh Bell delivered two home runs and four RBI. Tatsuya Imai and Kendry Rojas traded scoreless frames early before Minnesota created separation during the middle innings. The Twins finished with nine hits as the Astros managed […]
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The Boston Red Sox win 3-1 over the Kansas City Royals Monday inside Kauffman Stadium. The Red Sox pitching staff excelled, as Sonny Gray went six innings while striking out a season-high nine batters and allowing one run. Seth Lugo got the loss, going six innings as well, giving up two runs on five hits […]
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The San Diego Padres head back home, following a series sweep against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. They return to Petco Park to face division rivals, the Los Angeles Dodgers. Both clubs spent hang time in first place, but right now it seems like a chance to make some strides to hold it. Right […]
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Trea Turner stands in the box with a high leverage index staring back at him. The April 2026 calendar was a brutal stretch for the Philadelphia Phillies. The team slipped to a dismal 12–19 record by the end of April. You could feel the collective panic of the city pressing against the dugout. Turner felt […]
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Rangers 8, Astros 0 The Texas Rangers defeated the Houston Astros 8-0 on Sunday afternoon at Daikin Park after a late offensive surge broke open a tight pitching duel. Peter Lambert and Nathan Eovaldi controlled the game through six innings before Jake Burger helped power the Rangers’ breakout seventh inning. The Rangers finished with seven […]
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In the ninth inning of the Subway Series finale at Citi Field on Sunday, the odds were stacked against the New York Mets. With the New York Yankees leading 6-3, Tyrone Taylor lifted a pitch to right field for a clutch, game-tying three-run home run. One inning later, Carson Benge scored the go-ahead run on […]
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The Philadelphia Phillies stormed into PNC Park on May 16 and defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6–0, reaching the .500 mark for the first time since Opening Day. The win pushed the Phillies to 23–23 and capped a dramatic reversal after a 10‑game losing streak threatened to derail the season. The Phillies being .500 became reality […]
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The Philadelphia Phillies were 9–19 and tied for baseball’s worst record on April 28 when president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski dismissed manager Rob Thomson. Bench coach Don Mattingly took over hours before a home game against the San Francisco Giants. From that point forward, the season flipped. The Phillies won five straight series, climbing […]
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