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GAME 2 Dodgers 6, Cubs 2 Mookie Betts drove in five runs, hitting a three- run double in the second inning and a two-run homer in the ninth inning, and Los Angeles finished t he sweep of a split doubleheader at Wrigley Field. DODGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Betts rf............... 512500 .255 Freeman 1b......... 401010 .316 T.Turner ss......... 500003 .260 Smith c............... 310012 .233 Muncy 3b............ 210021 .141 J.Turner dh......... 210020 .180 Bellinger cf......... 300011 .200 Taylor lf.............. 400003 .278 Alberto 2b........... 110110 .261 Lux ph-2b............ 110010 .254 TOTALS 30 636910 — CUBS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Contreras dh....... 423100 .253 Suzuki rf............. 401002 .253 Happ lf................ 300111 .280 Wisdom 3b......... 300001 .226 Madrigal 2b........ 100001 .222 Schwindel 1b...... 401001 .209 Villar 2b-3b......... 300011 .254 Gomes c.............. 400001 .195 Hoerner ss.......... 401001 .289 Hermosillo cf...... 200002 .071 Heyward ph-cf.... 200000 .224 TOTALS 34 262211 — L.A..................040 000 002 —63 0 CHICAGO........100 010 000 —26 0 LOB: Los Angeles 6, Chicago 7. 2B: Betts (3), Hoerner (4). 3B: Contreras (1), Su- zuki (1). HR: Betts (5), off Robertson; Contreras (3), off Anderson. DODGERS IP HRERBBSOERA Anderson............. 542217 2.78 Hudson................ 100001 1.04 Graterol............... 210002 2.61 Kimbrel................ 110011 1.17 CUBS IP HRERBBSOERA Norris............... 11 / 303331 8.59 Thompson........ 22 / 311134 1.17 Martin................. 100001 3.00 Wick.................... 100021 0.93 Effross................. 100001 1.46 Givens................. 100001 2.53 Robertson............ 122211 1.50 WP: Anderson (3-0); LP: Norris (0-2). Inherited runners-scored: Thompson 3-3. WP: Wick. T: 3:05. A: 31,520 (41,649).

NL games BREWERS AT BRAVES, 1:35 W-L ERA TEAM Ashby (L) 0-2 2.33 2-0 Morton (R) 1-3 6.84 1-4 METS AT PHILLIES, 1:35 Bassitt (R) 3-2 2.61 3-2 Eflin (R) 1-2 4.50 2-3 PIRATES AT REDS, 1:40 Thompson (R) 1-3 9.39 1-3 Mahle (R) 1-4 7.01 1-5 CARDINALS AT GIANTS, 4:05 Hudson (R) 2-2 3.16 3-2 TBD ---- ---- ---- ROCKIES AT DIAMONDBACKS, 4:10 Márquez (R) 0-2 6.92 2-3 Gallen (R) 1-0 1.27 3-1 MARLINS AT PADRES, 4:10 Rogers (L) 1-4 6.14 1-4 Musgrove (R) 4-0 1.97 5-0 DODGERS AT CUBS, 7:08 Buehler (R) 3-1 2.12 4-1 Stroman (R) 1-3 5.13 1-4

AL games GAME 1: ROYALS AT ORIOLES, 1:35 W-L ERA TEAM Greinke (R) 0-2 2.57 1-4 Lyles (R) 2-2 4.50 3-2 GAME 2: ROYALS AT ORIOLES, 5:15 Lynch (L) 2-1 3.86 2-2 Zimmermann (L) 1-1 2.59 3-2 WHITE SOX AT RED SOX, 11:35 Keuchel (L) 1-3 8.40 1-3 Wacha (R) 3-0 1.38 4-1 GAME 1: RANGERS AT YANKEES, 1:35 Gray (R) 0-1 7.50 1-2 Cole (R) 2-0 3.00 4-1 BLUE JAYS AT GUARDIANS, 1:40 Manoah (R) 4-0 1.45 4-1 TBD ---- ---- ---- TIGERS AT ASTROS, 2:10 TBD ---- ---- ---- Odorizzi (R) 2-2 4.15 3-2 ATHLETICS AT TWINS, 2:10 Jefferies (R) 1-4 4.81 1-4 Paddack (R) 1-2 3.15 2-2 RAYS AT MARINERS, 4:10 Yarbrough (L) 0-0 19.29 1-0 Kirby (R) ---- ---- ---- GAME 2: RANGERS AT YANKEES, 5:15 TBD ---- ---- ---- Montgomery (L) 0-1 2.88 2-3

NL scores FRIDAY’S RESULTS Milwaukee 6, at Atlanta 3 at Arizona 4, Colorado 1 at San Diego 3, Miami 2 St. Louis 3, at San Francisco 2 L.A. Dodgers at Chicago Cubs, ppd. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, ppd. N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, ppd. SATURDAY’S RESULTS Game 1: at Cincinnati 9, Pittsburgh 2 Game 2: P ittsburgh 8, at Cincinnati 5 Game 1: L .A. Dodgers 7, Chicago Cubs 0 Game 2: L.A. Dodgers 6, at Chicago Cubs 2 at Atlanta 3, Milwaukee 2 at San Francisco 13, St. Louis 7 Colorado 4, at Arizona 1 Miami 8, at San Diego 0 N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, ppd.

AL scores FRIDAY’S RESULTS Kansas City at Baltimore, ppd. Chicago White Sox 4, at Boston 2 Minnesota 2, Oakland 1 Tampa Bay 8, Seattle 7 Toronto at Cleveland, ppd. Texas at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. SATURDAY’S RESULTS Kansas City at Baltimore, ppd. at Minnesota 1, Oakland 0 at Houston 3, Detroit 2 Chicago White Sox 3, at Boston 1 (10) Game 1: Toronto 8, at Cleveland 3 Game 2: at Cleveland 8, Toronto 2 Tampa Bay at Seattle, late Texas at N.Y. Yankees, ppd.

Braves 3, Brewers 2 Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a fifth-inning homer for the game’s first run and Max Fried outpitched Corbin Burnes to vault Atlanta. Braves catcher Travis d’Arnaud threw out two runners attempting to steal and also delivered a key run-scoring single. The teams have split the first two games of the re- match of last season’s NLDS won by Atlanta, which went on to capture the World Series. BREWERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Urías 3b............... 40200 1.353 Adames ss........... 40100 1.236 Yelich dh.............. 41100 0.255 Renfroe rf............ 31111 2.235 Taylor lf............... 40110 2.208 Tellez 1b.............. 40000 2.270 Cain cf................. 30000 2.175 Caratini c............. 30000 1.214 Wong 2b.............. 30100 0.236 TOTALS 32 272111 — BRAVESABRHBIBBSOAVG Acuña Jr. rf.......... 31211 1.250 Olson 1b.............. 30001 0.267 Riley 3b............... 31001 0.255 Ozuna dh............. 41100 1.219 Albies 2b............. 40210 0.230 d'Arnaud c........... 40210 2.299 Duvall cf.............. 40100 1.188 Demeritte lf........ 40000 0.270 Heredia lf............ 00000 0.121 Swanson ss......... 30000 3.229 TOTALS 32 38338— MILWAUKEE..000 000 101 —272 ATLANTA.......000 011 01X —38 0 E: Wong (5), Cain (2). LOB: Milwaukee 4, Atlanta 8. 2B: Adames (6), Yelich (7), d’Arnaud (6). HR: Renfroe (6), off Fried; Acuña Jr. (2), off Burnes. BREWERS IP HRERBBSOERA Burnes................. 662117 1.86 Perdomo.............. 221121 4.50 BRAVESIP HRERBBSOERA Fried..................... 741118 2.68 Minter.................. 110001 2.31 Jansen.................. 121102 3.27 WP: Fried (4-2); LP: Burnes (1-2); S: Jansen (8). T: 2:57. A: 37,857 (41,084).

Marlins 8, Padres 0 Joe Dunand, the nephew of Alex Rodriguez, homered on the third pitch he saw as a big leaguer and then doubled as Miami beat San Diego t o end a six-game losing streak. Jorge Soler hit his first career grand slam and Pablo López pitched eight strong innings for Miami. Dunand is 695 home runs behind his uncle, who is fourth on the all-time list. MARLINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Chisholm Jr. 2b... 51110 1.313 Aguilar dh........... 50000 3.264 Cooper 1b............ 40220 1.259 Wendle ss........... 01001 0.273 Soler lf................ 51240 1.178 A.García rf.......... 50100 2.176 Rojas ss-1b......... 40100 1.177 De La Cruz cf....... 31101 1.318 Stallings c........... 22002 0.164 Dunand 3b........... 42210 1.500 TOTALS 37 8108411— PADRES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Cronenworth 2b... 401001 .204 Kim 3b.................. 400001 .221 Machado dh.......... 301010 .381 Hosmer 1b............ 400001 .355 Profar lf................ 301011 .167 Grisham cf............ 400000 .160 Alfaro c................. 400000 .222 Beaty rf................ 000000 .108 Azocar rf............... 301000 .238 Abrams ss............ 301001 .170 TOTALS 32 05025— MIAMI............001 020 005 —810 0 SAN DIEGO....000 000 000 —05 0 LOB: Miami 6, San Diego 7. 2B: Rojas (2), Dunand (1), Cooper (6), Soler (5), Chisholm Jr. (6). HR: Dunand (1), off Manaea; Soler (4), off Kerr. MARLINS IP HRERBBSOERA López................... 850025 1.00 Head.................... 100000 0.00 PADRES IP HRERBBSOERA Manaea................ 673318 3.75 Crismatt.............. 210003 1.98 Lamet.................^2 / 313320 8.59 Kerr.....................^1 / 312210 13.5 WP: López (4-1); LP: Manaea (2-3). In- herited runners-scored: Kerr 2-2. T: 2:54. A: 34,709 (40,209).

GAME 2 Guardians 8, Blue Jays 2 Owen Miller delivered a two-run double in the first inning and Franmil Reyes had t wo RBI as Cleveland split a doubleheader. Reyes hit a solo home run in the third inning and singled home a run in the fifth. Triston McKenzie a nd a trio of relievers retired the final 20 Toronto hitters in order. BLUE JAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Springer dh......... 311011 .282 Bichette ss......... 401100 .244 Guerrero Jr. 1b... 401001 .287 Hernández rf....... 300002 .273 Gurriel Jr. lf........ 300001 .250 Chapman 3b........ 210010 .208 Kirk c................... 300000 .270 Espinal 2b........... 301100 .267 Zimmer cf........... 300002 .075 TOTALS 28 24227— GUARDIANS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Kwan lf............... 501100 .319 Rosario ss........... 421010 .200 Ramírez dh......... 511000 .310 Miller 1b............. 322210 .353 Reyes rf.............. 312201 .204 Straw cf.............. 100000 .280 Giménez 2b......... 402100 .348 Mercado cf-rf...... 210111 .185 Maile c................ 411101 .286 Clement 3b......... 201010 .200 TOTALS 33 811843 — TORONTO......110 000 000 —24 0 CLEVELAND...301 012 10X —811 0 LOB: Toronto 1, Cleveland 7. 2B: Bichette (6), Espinal (9), Ramírez (8), Miller (10), Maile (4). HR: Reyes (3), off Stripling. BLUE JAYS IP HRERBBSOERA Stripling.............. 454413 4.70 Phelps.................. 111120 3.18 Borucki................ 122210 7.71 Lawrence............. 231100 2.70 GUARDIANS IP HRERBBSOERA McKenzie............. 642226 2.76 Shaw................... 100001 2.00 Stephan............... 100000 1.46 Clase.................... 100000 3.48 WP: McKenzie (2-2); LP: Stripling (0-1). WP: McKenzie. T: 2:55. A: 16,819 (34,788).

White Sox 3, Red Sox 1 (10) José Abreu hit a go- ahead double in the 10th after Chicago tied it an inning earlier, helping the White Sox earn their fifth straight win. Leury García had two singles and a game-tying sacrifice fly in the ninth for Chicago. WHITE SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG Anderson ss........ 402000 .337 Pollock lf............. 510001 .176 Abreu 1b............. 512101 .239 Robert cf............. 502102 .274 Grandal c............. 500000 .154 Sheets dh............ 300001 .209 Harrison ph-dh... 200000 .151 Burger 3b............ 411013 .254 Engel rf............... 401003 .226 García 2b............. 302100 .177 TOTALS 40 3103111— RED SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG Story 2b.............. 400012 .202 Devers 3b............ 402110 .293 Bogaerts ss........ 501001 .337 Martinez dh........ 501002 .296 Verdugo lf........... 400001 .210 Hernández cf...... 400001 .182 Bradley Jr. rf....... 401002 .205 Vázquez c............ 301010 .214 Cordero 1b.......... 311000 .222 Dalbec 1b............ 100001 .143 TOTALS 37 171310 — CHICAGO.....000000001 2— 3100 BOSTON......000010000 0— 171 E: Story (3). LOB: Chicago 11, Boston

2B: Engel (5), Abreu (4), Devers (8),
Vázquez (2).
WHITE SOX IP HRERBBSOERA
Cease................... 541138 2.38
Sousa................... 100001 5.00
Ruiz..................... 100000 2.79
López................... 230001 4.22
Hendriks.............. 100000 3.38
RED SOX IP HRERBBSOERA
Pivetta................. 650008 6.08
Brasier................. 110002 2.70
Schreiber............^2 / 310000 0.00
Strahm...............^1 / 300000 3.00
Robles.................. 111110 2.38
Barnes................. 122101 7.84
WP: López (4-0); LP: Barnes (0-3); S:
Hendriks (9). Inherited runners-scored:
Strahm 2-0. HBP: Pivetta (Anderson). T:
3:42. A: 33,026 (37,755).

GAME 1 Reds 9, Pirates 2 Cincinnati took advan- tage of Pittsburgh’s Josh VanMeter i n his first try behind the plate since his teens after R oberto Pérez left with a hamstring injury. Backup catcher Andrew Knapp h ad been ejected for chirping from the dugout. PIRATESABRHBIBBSOAVG Gamel rf.............. 41310 0.301 B.Reynolds cf...... 30001 0.209 Hayes 3b............. 40110 2.301 Vogelbach dh...... 40000 1.276 Chavis 1b............. 40000 2.258 VanMeter 2b-c.... 40000 2.156 Castillo ss........... 30100 1.238 Suwinski ph........ 10000 1.192 Marisnick lf......... 30100 1.170 Tsutsugo ph........ 00001 0.188 Pérez c................. 31200 1.233 Tucker pr-2b........ 10000 1.163 TOTALS 34 282212 — REDS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Naquin rf................. 411311 .214 Drury 2b-3b............. 422102 .246 Pham dh.................. 410013 .235 Moustakas 3b......... 210010 .232 M.Reynolds pr-2b... 010000 .357 Stephenson c.......... 413401 .310 Moran 1b................ 311010 .200 Farmer ss................ 400001 .211 Friedl lf................... 201111 .150 Almora Jr. cf........... 410002 .250 TOTALS 31 989511 — PITTSBURGH.001 001 000 —28 3 CINCINNATI...200 000 07X —98 0 E: Hayes (4), Brubaker (1), Sulser (1). LOB: Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 6. 2B: Gamel (5), Marisnick (2), Stephenson 2 (2), Naquin (6), Drury (5). PIRATESIP HRERBBSOERA Brubaker.............. 532229 5.68 Banda...................^2 / 310001 1.80 Crowe................. 11 / 324320 2.50 Sulser.................. 123011 0.00 REDS IP HRERBBSOERA Overton.............. 51 / 362204 2.53 Cessa................. 12 / 300002 3.00 Sims..................... 120013 12.6 Strickland............ 100013 6.17 WP: Sims (1-0); LP: Crowe (1-2). Inherit- ed runners-scored: Crowe 1-0, Sulser 2-2, Cessa 1-0. HBP: Brubaker (Mousta- kas), Crowe (Drury). WP: Crowe. T: 3:09. A: 9,267 (42,319).

GAME 1 Dodgers 7, Cubs 0 Clayton Kershaw domi- nated over seven innings in the opener of a split doubleheader in Chicago. Freddie Freeman doubled three times and scored twice, helping Los Angeles win for the 16th time in 21 games. Austin Barnes homered and drove in three runs. DODGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Betts rf............... 411010 .247 Freeman 1b......... 423001 .319 Alberto 2b........... 100001 .273 T.Turner ss......... 312111 .275 Ríos 1b................ 100000 .217 J.Turner 3b......... 501201 .184 Muncy dh............ 300010 .145 Taylor lf.............. 311012 .293 Bellinger cf......... 411000 .207 Barnes c.............. 412300 .261 Lux 2b-ss............ 400001 .258 TOTALS 36 711647 — CUBS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Contreras c......... 300001 .227 Suzuki rf............. 301011 .253 Gomes dh............ 301000 .216 Rivas ph.............. 000010 .333 Wisdom lf........... 400000 .235 Schwindel 1b...... 401000 .207 Hoerner ss.......... 302000 .291 Villar 3b.............. 300002 .268 Hermosillo cf...... 200000 .077 Ortega ph-cf....... 100001 .200 Madrigal 2b........ 300000 .225 TOTALS 29 05025— L.A..................100 120 120 —711 0 CHICAGO........000 000 000 —05 1 E: Hermosillo (3). LOB: Los Angeles 6, Chicago 5. 2B: Freeman 3 (8), J.Turner (4), Bellinger (6). HR: Barnes (3), off Smyly. DODGERS IP HRERBBSOERA Kershaw.............. 750012 1.80 Bickford............... 100002 2.57 Moronta.............. 100011 1.80 CUBS IP HRERBBSOERA Smyly............... 41 / 363224 3.04 Gsellman.......... 32 / 354422 9.82 Newcomb............ 100001 7.56 WP: Kershaw (4-0); LP: Smyly (1-3). In- herited runners-scored: Gsellman 1-1. HBP: Moronta (Contreras). WP: Mo- ron ta. T: 2:43. A: 37,594 (41,649).

GAME 1 Blue Jays 8, Guardians 3 George Springer and Raimel Tapia each drove in three runs in the first four innings against Shane Bie- ber, powering Toronto past Cleveland in the first game of a doubleheader. Bieber gave up s even runs and did not have a strikeout for the first time in 86 career starts. BLUE JAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Springer cf-rf...... 50230 1.280 Bichette ss......... 50010 2.244 Guerrero Jr. 1b... 40101 1.289 Gurriel Jr. lf........ 20002 1.257 Zimmer cf........... 10000 1.081 Collins c.............. 31002 1.222 Chapman 3b........ 41101 1.212 Espinal 2b........... 22103 0.264 Kirk dh................ 42311 0.282 Tapia rf-lf........... 52230 1.222 TOTALS 35 810810 9— GUARDIANS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Straw cf.............. 32201 0.283 Kwan rf............... 31111 1.328 Ramírez 3b......... 30101 0.316 Miller 2b............. 40110 2.338 Naylor 1b............ 30010 0.317 Reyes dh............. 30101 2.189 Rosario ss........... 40000 0.198 Palacios lf........... 40000 0.259 Hedges c............. 30000 1.167 Giménez ph......... 10000 0.338 TOTALS 31 36346— TORONTO......040 300 100 —810 0 CLEVELAND...001 000 020 —36 0 LOB: Toronto 10, Cleveland 6. 2B: Chap- man (5), Springer (6). BLUE JAYS IP HRERBBSOERA Gausman.......... 61 / 361115 2.13 Thornton............^2 / 302230 3.95 Merryweather..... 200001 6.94 GUARDIANS IP HRERBBSOERA Bieber............... 31 / 387730 4.13 Castro............... 22 / 310024 4.05 De Los Santos..... 101131 4.76 Gose.................... 100012 4.32 Hentges............... 110012 0.75 WP: Gausman (3-1); LP: Bieber (1-2). Inherited runners-scored: Thornton 1-0, Merryweather 3-2, Castro 2-0. WP: Merryweather. T: 3:23.

Twins 1, Athletics 0 Jorge Polanco homered in the sixth inning, a tower- ing shot to center that trav- eled an estimated 451 feet, and four Minnesota pitchers made the run stand up, sending Oakland to its eighth straight loss. Twins pitchers combined to strike out 15 while allow- ing just three hits. ATHLETICS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Kemp 2b.............. 400002 .216 Neuse 1b............. 401002 .307 Pinder dh............ 200011 .273 Lowrie ph............ 100001 .200 Brown lf.............. 300011 .167 K.Smith 3b.......... 200012 .196 Bethancourt c..... 401001 .209 McKinney rf........ 300001 .100 Andrus ss............ 301001 .193 Pache cf.............. 300003 .176 TOTALS 29 030315 — TWINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Buxton cf............ 300002 .278 Celestino cf......... 100000 .265 Kepler rf.............. 300010 .244 Polanco 2b.......... 413100 .232 Sánchez dh......... 400001 .209 Gordon lf............. 301002 .250 Miranda 3b......... 200010 .136 Kirilloff 1b.......... 200002 .053 Jeffers c.............. 300001 .210 Lewis ss.............. 301001 .286 TOTALS 28 15129— OAKLAND......000 000 000 —03 1 MINNESOTA..000 001 00X —15 0 E: Puk (1). LOB: Oakland 6, Minnesota 6. 2B: Bethancourt (5), Polanco (6), Lewis (1). HR: Polanco (3), off Kaprielian. ATHLETICS IP HRERBBSOERA Kaprielian......... 52 / 331127 5.87 Jackson...............^1 / 300001 4.76 Moll..................... 100001 0.00 Puk......................^2 / 320000 0.69 Trivino................^1 / 300000 10.8 TWINS IP HRERBBSOERA Gray..................... 420027 3.48 Coulombe......... 11 / 300001 0.82 Jax.................... 12 / 310002 1.35 Duran................... 200015 3.68 WP: Jax (2-0); LP: Kaprielian (0-2); S: Duran (2). Inherited runners-scored: Trivino 2-0. HBP: Moll (Kirilloff), Duran (Murphy). WP: Kaprielian. T: 2:55. A: 22,272 (38,544).

Astros 3, Tigers 2 José Altuve homered early and Michael Brantley tripled in a two-run eighth to help Houston run its win- ning streak to s ix games with a v ictory over Detroit. The win was Manager Dusty Baker’s 2,004th, moving him past Bruce Bo- chy (2,003) for 11th on the all-time list. Bryan Abreu pitched a scoreless eighth for the win. TIGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Hill cf.................. 503000 .286 Báez ss............... 512002 .246 Grossman rf........ 311010 .273 Cabrera dh.......... 401201 .268 Candelario 3b...... 402001 .207 Schoop 2b........... 400001 .128 W.Castro lf......... 401002 .240 Torkelson 1b....... 301011 .173 Barnhart c........... 400002 .259 TOTALS 36 2112210— ASTROS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Altuve 2b............ 422101 .255 Brantley dh......... 411100 .278 Bregman 3b........ 400000 .232 Alvarez lf............ 200022 .263 Gurriel 1b............ 300010 .196 Tucker rf............. 100131 .247 Peña ss............... 401002 .234 McCormick cf...... 300001 .253 Maldonado c....... 200002 .085 Díaz ph................ 100000 .186 J.Castro c............ 000000 .077 TOTALS 28 34369— DETROIT........002 000 000 —211 0 HOUSTON......001 000 02X —34 1 E: Alvarez (1). LOB: Detroit 9, Houston

2B: Cabrera (3), W.Castro (2), Báez
(5). 3B: Brantley (1). HR: Altuve (4), off
Rodriguez.
TIGERS IP HRERBBSOERA
Rodriguez......... 62 / 311138 4.50
Fulmer................. 132230 1.59
Lange..................^1 / 300001 1.86
ASTROS IP HRERBBSOERA
Valdez.................. 692217 3.34
Stanek................. 110011 1.86
Abreu................... 110001 3.86
Pressly................. 100001 5.06
WP: Abreu (1-0); LP: Fulmer (1-1); S:
Pressly (4). Inherited runners-scored:
Fulmer 1-0, Lange 3-0. IBB: off Fulmer
(Alvarez). T: 3:01. A: 34,109 (41,168).

GAME 2 Pirates 8, Reds 5 Ben Gamel hit a two-run homer and Yoshi Tsutsugo and Diego Castillo had back-to-back long balls as Pittsburgh salvaged a doubleheader split. PIRATES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Gamel lf.............. 512202 .308 Marisnick lf........ 000000 .170 B.Reynolds cf...... 512102 .220 Hayes 3b............. 513002 .318 Vogelbach dh...... 410010 .263 Tsutsugo 1b........ 411211 .191 Castillo ss........... 412112 .254 Suwinski rf......... 311111 .207 Knapp c............... 400014 .160 Tucker 2b............ 512100 .185 TOTALS 39 8138514— REDS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Naquin rf................. 410004 .203 Drury 3b.................. 423411 .274 Pham lf.................... 400011 .225 Moustakas dh......... 502102 .246 Moran 1b................. 400001 .184 Farmer ss................ 300011 .204 Friedl cf................... 411000 .167 M.Reynolds 2b........ 201020 .375 Garcia c................... 210000 .200 Stephenson ph-c..... 100010 .302 TOTALS 33 575610 — PITTSBURGH.400 300 100 —813 0 CINCINNATI...200 300 000 —57 0 LOB: Pittsburgh 10, Cincinnati 8. 2B: Hayes (7), Tucker (1), Suwinski (1), Drury 2 (7), Moustakas (3). HR: B.Reyn- olds (3), off Moreta; Tsutsugo (1), off Diehl; Castillo (2), off Diehl; Gamel (2), off Dugger; Drury (5), off Keller. PIRATES IP HRERBBSOERA Keller................ 41 / 365533 6.11 Hembree.............^2 / 300000 6.00 Kranick................ 210023 0.00 Stratton.............. 100011 4.76 Bednar................. 100003 0.71 REDS IP HRERBBSOERA Moreta................^1 / 322201 6.39 Diehl...................^2 / 322200 11.1 Dugger................. 353315 9.00 Díaz..................... 100011 0.71 Santillan........... 12 / 321114 6.10 Hoffman........... 11 / 310011 1.72 Solomon.............. 110012 0.00 WP: Hembree (2-0); LP: Diehl (0-1); S: Bednar (4). Inherited runners-scored: Hembree 1-0, Diehl 1-1, Díaz 1-0, Hoff- man 1-0. HBP: Keller (Naquin), Díaz (Suwinski). WP: Kranick, Dugger, Díaz. T: 3:46. A: 21,448 (42,319).

Giants 13, Cardinals 7 Wilmer Flores hit a grand slam in the first inning a s San Francisco snapped out of its offen- sive funk and beat St. Lou- is to end a five-game skid. Mauricio Dubón and Darin Ruf also homered for the Giants. CARDINALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Edman 2b.............. 410012 .308 Goldschmidt 1b..... 512002 .276 Arenado 3b........... 502101 .347 O'Neill lf................ 411011 .206 Yepez dh............... 512000 .438 Carlson rf.............. 511301 .208 Bader cf................. 423010 .247 Molina c................ 401103 .230 DeJong ss.............. 402200 .135 TOTALS 40 7147310— GIANTS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Slater cf.............. 41101 2.255 Dubón ss............. 44221 0.182 Belt 1b................ 12003 0.239 Wade Jr. ph-1b... 01001 0.000 Ruf dh................. 42121 1.190 Flores 3b............. 31161 0.269 González lf.......... 41110 1.318 Estrada 2b.......... 40120 0.240 Bart c.................. 40000 2.164 Yastrzemski rf.... 41200 0.288 TOTALS 32 13 91386— ST. LOUIS.......120 100 300 —714 3 SAN FRAN.....440 100 13X —1390 E: Edman (2), DeJong (3), Molina (2). LOB: St. Louis 9, San Francisco 7. 2B: Goldschmidt (5), Estrada (6). HR: Carl- son (1), off Littell; Flores (3), off Matz; Dubón (1), off Matz; Ruf (1), off Matz. CARDINALS IP HRERBBSOERA Matz.................... 258833 7.01 Woodford......... 31 / 321012 2.25 Naughton...........^2 / 300001 0.00 Wittgren............. 121100 2.61 Whitley............... 003340 4.15 McFarland........... 100000 5.62 GIANTS IP HRERBBSOERA Webb................... 584427 3.82 Leone................... 110002 2.25 Littell................... 143301 4.00 Rogers................. 110000 2.31 García.................. 100010 0.00 WP: Webb (4-1); LP: Matz (3-2). Whit- ley pitched to 4 batters in the 8th Inher- ited runners-scored: McFarland 3-2. HBP: Wittgren (Bart), McFarland (González). T: 3:22. A: 40,113 (41,915).

Rockies 4, Diamondbacks 1 Yonathan Daza, José Ig- lesias and Connor Joe hit consecutive two-out RBI singles i n the ninth as C olo- rado r allied past Arizona. The Rockies trailed 1-0 entering the ninth but scored four runs off D ia- mondbacks closer Mark Melancon, who had a 1.08 ERA coming into the game. ROCKIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Joe dh................... 501100 .267 Blackmon rf.......... 500000 .234 Grichuk cf............. 400003 .294 Cron 1b................. 302010 .320 Hampson pr-3b..... 010000 .154 McMahon 3b-1b... 402001 .261 Díaz c.................... 300011 .240 Rodgers 2b........... 411001 .173 Hilliard lf.............. 200000 .174 Daza ph-lf............. 211101 .364 Iglesias ss............. 411101 .293 TOTALS3648328 — D’BACKS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Hummel dh......... 500002 .158 Luplow cf............ 310010 .192 Marte 2b............. 301011 .184 Walker 1b........... 302110 .170 Peralta lf............. 201020 .221 Ahmed ss............ 400000 .211 P.Smith rf........... 300011 .263 Rojas 3b.............. 401001 .286 Varsho c.............. 401001 .245 TOTALS3 116166 — COLORADO....000 000 004 —481 ARIZONA.......000 000 010 —162 E: Iglesias (4), Rojas (1), Luplow (1). LOB: Colorado 7, Arizona 9. 2B: Walker (5). ROCKIES IP HRERBBSOERA Freeland.............. 650025 3.94 Kinley.................. 100000 0.79 Colomé................. 111130 6.23 Bard..................... 100011 1.64 D’BACKS IP HRERBBSOERA Davies............... 61 / 330026 3.34 Mantiply.............^2 / 300001 0.82 Kennedy............... 100000 3.46 Melancon............^2 / 354301 4.00 Nelson................^1 / 300000 1.64 WP: Colomé (1-0); LP: Melancon (0-3); S: Bard (9). Inherited runners-scored: Mantiply 1-0, Nelson 1-0. IBB: off Colo- mé (Peralta). T: 3:19. A: 24,133 (48,686).

Rays 8, Mariners 7 Late Friday Pinch hitter Manuel Mar- got launched a go-ahead, three-run homer in the ninth inning, and Tampa Bay rallied to beat scuffling Seattle f or its seventh straight road win. RAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Díaz 1b................ 512101 .308 Franco ss............ 411111 .298 Arozarena dh...... 524101 .233 Lowe 2b.............. 211020 .200 Ramirez lf........... 401100 .319 Margot lf............ 111300 .312 Kiermaier cf........ 500001 .169 Walls 3b.............. 410012 .203 Mejía c................ 413000 .407 Phillips rf............ 400004 .170 TOTALS 38 8137410— MARINERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Frazier 2b............ 412010 .243 France 1b............ 401010 .327 Crawford ss........ 400011 .347 Suárez 3b............ 332321 .219 Winker lf............. 512000 .200 Toro dh................ 400100 .146 Rodríguez cf....... 412010 .232 Moore rf.............. 301101 .235 Kelenic ph-rf....... 111200 .139 Murphy c............. 200000 .303 Torrens c............. 200001 .167 TOTALS 36 711764 — TAMPA BAY..030 010 103 —813 1 SEATTLE........200 200 021 —711 1 E: Lowe (4), Suárez (2). LOB: Tampa Bay 8, Seattle 9. 2B: Arozarena (10), Mejía (2), Frazier (6), Winker 2 (5). HR: Margot (1), off Sewald; Suárez (5), off Wisler; Kelenic (3), off Thompson; Suár- ez (6), off Thompson. RAYS IP HRERBBSOERA Wisler.................. 222202 2.57 Fleming............ 22 / 342231 6.38 Beeks................ 11 / 310000 0.00 Feyereisen........ 11 / 300020 0.00 Thompson..........^2 / 343311 2.70 Raley................... 100000 2.25 MARINERS IP HRERBBSOERA Gilbert................. 574436 1.64 Swanson.............. 110003 0.00 Muñoz................^1 / 311110 4.32 Misiewicz............ 110001 2.57 Mills...................^2 / 300000 1.59 Sewald................. 133300 3.86 WP: Thompson (2-1); LP: Sewald (0-1); S: Raley (3). Inherited runners-scored: Beeks 2-0, Misiewicz 2-0, Mills 1-0. HBP: Muñoz (Lowe). T: 3:54. A: 26,154 (47,929).

FOUL WEATHER FORCES
MORE POSTPONEMENTS

Three games on the East
Coast were postponed
because of rain Saturday.

In Baltimore, the Orioles
and Royals were rained
out for a second
consecutive day. They will
attempt to play a
doubleheader Sunday
and a single game
Monday, which was
originally a day off for both
teams.

In Philadelphia, the
Phillies and Mets were
washed out for a second
day in a row. The game will
be made up as part of a
doubleheader Sunday.

In New York, the Yankees-
Rangers series opener
was rained out for a
second straight day and
will be made up Monday
at 1:05 p.m.

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Brewers: OF Andrew
McCutchen was placed
on the covid-19 injured list
after testing positive for
the coronavirus.

Red Sox: LHP Chris Sale
suffered a setback in his
recovery from a fractured
rib cage because of a
“personal medical issue,”
according to chief
baseball officer Chaim
Bloom. The issue will push
back Sale’s expected
June return date b y
several weeks.

QUOTABLE

“Pure panic.”
— the Pirates’ Josh
VanMeter on his mind-set
once he realized he would
have to play catcher
Saturday against the Reds.
VanMeter, who last played
the position at age 14, was
pressed into emergency
duty when Pittsburgh’s two
catchers were forced from
the game, one by injury a nd
one by e jection.

STAR OF THE DAY

Tyler Stephenson, Reds

The catcher went 3 for 4
with two doubles and four
RBI as Cincinnati beat
Pittsburgh, 9-2, in the first
game of a doubleheader
to snap a nine-game skid.

TODAY’S GAME
TO WATCH

Rays at Mariners,
4:10 p.m.

Lefty Ryan Yarbrough (0-0,
19.29 ERA) takes the hill
against right-hander
George Kirby, Seattle’s
top pitching prospect who
is being called up to make
his major league debut.

NL leaders Entering Saturday’s games. BATTING Machado, SD .................................... .382 Hosmer, SD ...................................... .371 McNeil, NY ....................................... .348 Arenado, StL .................................... .344 Bell, Was ......................................... .344 Edman, StL ...................................... .322 HOME RUNS Cron, Col ............................................... 9 Adames, Mil ......................................... 8 Tellez, Mil ............................................. 7 Schwarber, Phi ..................................... 7 Arenado, StL ......................................... 7 Machado, SD ......................................... 7 Riley, Atl ............................................... 7 RBI Tellez, Mil ........................................... 24 Cron, Col ............................................. 24 Arenado, StL ....................................... 23 Adames, Mil ....................................... 22 Machado, SD ....................................... 21 Alonso, NY .......................................... 21 ERA Kelly, Ari .......................................... 1.22 López, Mia ....................................... 1.29 Mikolas, StL .................................... 1.53 Rodón, SF ......................................... 1.55 Wright, Atl ...................................... 1.74 SAVES Hader, Mil ........................................... 11 Rogers, SD .......................................... 11 Bard, Col ............................................... 8 Jansen, Atl ........................................... 7 STRIKEOUTS Burnes, Mil ......................................... 43 Lauer, Mil ............................................ 42 Scherzer, NY ....................................... 42 Nola, Phi ............................................. 41 Rodón, SF ............................................ 41 Wright, Atl ......................................... 37 Megill, NY ........................................... 36

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An ‘A’ for effort Athletics pitcher James Kaprielian can’t quite track down a foul ball Saturday against the Twins. The right-hander tossed 52 / 3 s olid innings, but Oakland’s offense was AWOL i n a 1-0 defeat.

TODAY

Interleague scores FRIDAY’S RESULT at L.A. Angels 3, Washington 0 SATURDAY’S RESULT Washington at L.A. Angels, late

AL leaders

Entering Saturday’s games.
BATTING
Benintendi, KC ................................. .354
Crawford, Sea .................................. .347
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .343
Anderson, Chi .................................. .330
Kwan, Cle ......................................... .328
France, Sea ...................................... .327
Trout, LA .......................................... .325
Ramírez, Cle .................................... .315
Margot, TB ....................................... .312
HOME RUNS
Buxton, Min .......................................... 9
Rizzo, NY .............................................. 9
Judge, NY .............................................. 9
Alvarez, Hou ......................................... 8
Ramírez, Cle ......................................... 7
Guerrero Jr., Tor ................................... 7
RBI
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 29
Rizzo, NY ............................................ 21
France, Sea ......................................... 21
Judge, NY ............................................ 19
Guerrero Jr., Tor ................................. 19
García, Tex .......................................... 18
Walsh, LA ........................................... 18
Buxton, Min ........................................ 17
Suárez, Sea ......................................... 17
ERA
Wacha, Bos ...................................... 1.39
Manoah, Tor .................................... 1.45
Ryan, Min ......................................... 1.63
Gilbert, Sea ...................................... 1.64
Keller, KC ......................................... 1.74
Verlander, Hou ................................ 1.93
Pérez, Tex ........................................ 2.25
Gausman, Tor .................................. 2.27
Kluber, TB ........................................ 2.36
SAVES
Romano, Tor ....................................... 12
Hendriks, Chi ........................................ 8
Iglesias, LA ........................................... 7
Chapman, NY ........................................ 6
Clase, Cle .............................................. 5
STRIKEOUTS
McClanahan, TB .................................. 47
Gausman, Tor ..................................... 41
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 41
Cease, Chi ........................................... 39
Montas, Oak ....................................... 37
Eovaldi, Bos ........................................ 36
Gilbert, Sea ......................................... 33
Giolito, Chi .......................................... 32
Manoah, Tor ....................................... 32

NOTES

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR New York 18 7.720—9-1 L-1 x-Tampa Bay1710.630 28-2 W-5 Toronto 17 12 .586 35-5 L-1 Baltimore1016.385 81 / 2 4-6 W-2 Boston 10 18 .357 91 / 2 3-7 L-4

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Minnesota 17 11 .607—7-3 W-2 Chicago 13 13 .500 37-3 W-5 Cleveland 13 14 .481 31 / 2 6-4 W-1 Kansas City 815.348 61 / 2 3-7 L-1 Detroit 818.308 82-8 L-4

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR x-Los Angeles 18 10 .643 —7-3 W-3 Houston 17 11 .60718-2 W-6 x-Seattle 12 15 .444 51 / 2 1-9 L-5 Texas1014.41765-5 W-4 Oakland 10 17 .370 7^1 / 2 1-9 L-8 x-Late game

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

New York 19 9.679 —6-4 W-1

Miami 13 14 .481 51 / 2 4-6 W-1

Atlanta 13 16 .448 61 / 2 5-5 W-1

Philadelphia 11 15 .423 75-5 L-4

x-Washington 919.321 10 3-7 L-3

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Milwaukee 19 9.679 —8-2 L-1 St. Louis 16 11 .593 21 / 2 6-4 L-1 Pittsburgh 11 15 .423 73-7 W-1 Chicago 917.346 92-8 L-4 Cincinnati 423.148 14^1 / 2 1-9 L-1

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR Los Angeles 18 7.720—7-3 W-5 San Diego 18 10 .643 11 / 2 7-3 L-1 Colorado 16 11 .593 36-4 W-1 San Francisco 15 12 .556 43-7 W-1 Arizona 14 14 .500 51 / 2 7-3 L-1 x-Late game

I nterleague game NATIONALS AT ANGELS, 4:07 W-L ERA TEAM Fedde (R) 2-2 4.68 3-2 Sandoval (L) 1-1 1.29 3-1

The Washington Post - USA (2022-05-08)

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