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Cardinals 18, Pirates 4 Albert Pujols hit two homers, upping his total to 683, then caught warmup tosses as catcher Yadier Molina made his first pitching appearance. Molina gave up t wo homers and four runs in the ninth for St. Louis. CARDINALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Edman ss ............ 633200 .287 Gorman 2b.......... 533110 .500 Arenado dh ......... 211100 .282 Pujols ph-dh.......322 401 .231 Yepez 1b ............. 521112 .308 Donovan rf.......... 613200 .319 Sosa 3b ............... 522110 .240 Dickerson lf ........ 511210 .189 Knizner c............. 512101 .262 Bader cf .............. 522300 .246 TOTALS 47 18 20 18 44 — PIRATES ABRHBIBBSOAVG Hayes 3b............... 510101 .274 Reynolds cf........... 200010 .228 Suwinski cf........... 211201 .176 Chavis 1b-2b......... 502000 .301 Gamel lf ................ 401001 .268 Castillo rf.............. 401000 .235 Tsutsugo dh-1b.... 21 1120 .181 Castro ss............... 411001 .182 VanMeter 2b-p..... 40 1002 .167 Heineman c........... 300010 .000 TOTALS 35 48 446— ST. LOUIS....... 160 410 015 —18201 PITTSBURGH.000 000 004 —48 1 E: Edman (3), Hayes (7). LOB: St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 8. 2B: Gorman (2), Edman 2 (6), Donovan (5), Sosa (1), Gamel (7), Castro (1). HR: Pujols (3), off De Jong; Bader (4), off VanMeter; Pujols (4), off VanMeter; Tsutsugo (2), off Molina; Su- winski (4), off Molina. CARDINALS IP HRERBBSOERA Matz.................... 000000 6.03 Rondón................ 510034 0.00 McFarland........... 330012 7.31 Molina................. 144400 36.0 PIRATES IP HRERBBSOERA Wilson.............. 12 / 367722 7.53 Beede................... 254410 5.93 De Jong............. 31 / 321101 2.00 Banda.................. 131101 5.00 VanMeter............ 145510 45.0 WP: Rondón (1-0); LP: Wilson (0-3). Matz pitched to 0 batters in the 0th In- herited runners-scored: Beede 2-2, De Jong 2-1. WP: Beede. T: 3:19. A: 13,510 (38,747).

NL games DODGERS AT NATIONALS, 7:05 W-L ERA TEAM Anderson (L) 4-0 4.04 3-2 Adon (R) 1-7 6.38 1-7 ROCKIES AT PIRATES, 6:35 Kuhl (R) 3-2 3.86 4-3 Brubaker (R) 0-4 5.50 3-5 CUBS AT REDS, 6:40 Smyly (L) 1-5 3.97 2-5 Gutierrez (R) 0-5 8.65 1-5 PHILLIES AT BRAVES, 7:20 Wheeler (R) 2-3 3.49 3-4 Davidson (L) 1-0 5.87 1-0 BREWERS AT PADRES, 9:40 Houser (R) 3-4 3.22 3-4 TBD ---- ---- ---- METS AT GIANTS, 9:45 Peterson (L) 1-0 1.90 3-0 Cobb (R) 3-1 5.61 3-3

AL games ORIOLES AT YANKEES, 7:05 W-L ERA TEAM Lyles (R) 2-4 4.11 3-5 Cole (R) 4-0 2.88 7-1 TIGERS AT TWINS, 7:40 Rodriguez (R) 0-0 13.50 0-0 Archer (R) 0-1 4.10 3-4 GUARDIANS AT ASTROS, 8:10 Plesac (R) 1-3 4.42 2-5 Garcia (R) 3-2 3.34 5-2 ATHLETICS AT MARINERS, 9:40 Logue (L) 2-2 2.04 1-2 Gonzales (L) 2-4 3.08 3-5

NL scores SATURDAY’S RESULTS at M ilwaukee 5, Washington 1 Arizona 7, at C hicago Cubs 6 (10) Game 1: N .Y. Mets 5, at C olorado 1 Game 2: at Colorado 11, N.Y. Mets 3 San Diego 2, a t San Francisco 1 Atlanta 4, at Miami 3 St. Louis 5, at Pittsburgh 4 L.A. Dodgers 7, at Philadelphia 4 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Washington 8, at Milwaukee 2 St. Louis 18, at Pittsburgh 4 at Miami 4, Atlanta 3 at Philadelphia 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 (10) at Chicago Cubs 5, Arizona 4 N.Y. Mets 2, at Colorado 0 San Diego 10, at San Francisco 1

AL scores SATURDAY’S RESULTS Tampa Bay 6, at Baltimore 1 at N.Y. Yankees 7, Chicago White Sox 5 at Boston 6, Seattle 5 at Houston 2, Texas 1 Minnesota 9, at Kansas City 2 at L.A. Angels 5, Oakland 3 Detroit at Cleveland, ppd. SUNDAY’S RESULTS at Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 6 (11) at Boston 8, Seattle 4 (10) Detroit 4, at Cleveland 2 at Houston 5, Texas 2 Minnesota 7, at Kansas City 6 at L.A. Angels 4, Oakland 1 Game 1: Chi. White Sox 3, at N.Y. Yankees 1 Game 2: Chi. White Sox 5, at N.Y. Yankees 0

Interleague games BLUE JAYS AT CARDINALS, 7:45 W-L ERA TEAM Berríos (R) 3-2 4.83 6-2 Mikolas (R) 3-2 1.68 5-3 ROYALS AT DIAMONDBACKS, 9:40 Greinke (R) 0-2 3.48 4-4 Davies (R) 2-2 4.35 3-5

Twins 7, Royals 6 Gio Urshela hit a go- ahead single in the ninth inning to cap Minnesota’s comeback from a six-run deficit against K ansas City. The Twins scored five in the eighth to make it 6-5. The next inning, Gary Sán- chez’s sacrifice fly tied it. TWINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Arraez 1b.............513 001 .336 Polanco 2b...........322 121 .231 Kepler rf ..............422 110 .260 Sánchez c............300 200 .223 Larnach lf ............500 003 .292 Garlick dh ............411 21 0.250 Gordon ss............402 00 0.260 Urshela 3b...........101 10 0.235 Miranda 3b..........300 00 1.117 Correa ph-ss........100 01 0.269 Celestino cf.........211 02 0.359 TOTALS 35 712776 — ROYALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Merrifield 2b.......411 011 .209 Benintendi lf .......413 11 0.329 Dozier rf ..............511 10 2.270 Melendez dh-c.....400 00 1.240 Rivera 3b.............310 01 0.240 Santana 1b..........411 301 .140 Isbel cf.................401 100 .278 Lopez ss ..............411 000 .214 Rivero c...............300 00 3.000 O'Hearn ph..........100 00 0.162 TOTALS3 668 638— MINNESOTA..000 000 052 —712 1 KANSAS CITY001 005 000 —681 E: Polanco (2), Isbel (1). LOB: Minnesota 10, Kansas City 6. 2B: Kepler (6), Dozier (8), Santana (5). 3B: Gordon (2). HR: Gar- lick (4), off Barlow. TWINS IP HRERBBSOERA Ober..................... 5311142.55 Cano.....................^1 / 345520 14.2 Megill.................1^2 / 310002 0.00 Duffey.................. 1000003.86 Duran ................... 1000022.66 ROYALS IP HRERBBSOERA Singer .................. 7400331.83 Clarke................... 0444004.91 Barlow .................^2 / 321121 1.89 Staumont............. 1222224.32 Snider..................^1 / 300000 4.60 WP: Duffey (2-2); LP: Staumont (1-1); S: Duran (3). Clarke pitched to 4 batters in the 8th Inherited runners-scored: Megill 1-0, Barlow 2-2, Staumont 3-0, Snider 2-0. WP: Staumont. T: 3:37. A: 15,482 (37,903).

GAME 2 White Sox 5, Yankees 0 Tim Anderson hit a three-run homer, then put a finger to his lips to si- lence the booing Yankee Stadium fans. Before the five-run eighth, the story was Chi- cago’s Michael Kopech, who retired the first 17 batters he faced on just 60 pitches. WHITE SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG Anderson ss........ 51330 0.359 Moncada 3b ........ 50000 1.176 Robert cf............. 50000 3.285 Abreu 1b ............. 412000 .216 Grandal dh .......... 500002 .180 Sheets rf............. 402001 .219 Engel pr-rf.......... 010000 .231 García 2b............. 401000 .194 Vaughn lf............ 312100 .277 Pollock lf............. 000000 .245 McGuire c............ 413100 .194 TOTALS 39 513507 — YANKEES AB RHBIBBSOAVG LeMahieu 3b.......400 000 .252 Judge rf .............. 401002 .318 Rizzo 1b .............. 400000 .228 Stanton dh.......... 300012 .297 Torres 2b ............ 300011 .234 Florial cf.............. 300001 .000 Kiner-Falefa ss...300 000 .264 Gonzalez lf.......... 301001 .216 Brantly c............. 301000 .333 TOTALS 30 03027— CHICAGO........ 000 000 050 —513 0 NEW YORK.... 000 000 000 —03 0 LOB: Chicago 9, New York 5. 2B: Abreu (8), Brantly (1), Judge (8). HR: Ander- son (5), off Castro. WHITE SOX IP HRERBBSOERA Kopech................. 710026 1.29 Foster.................. 110000 2.41 López................... 110001 3.57 YANKEES IP HRERBBSOERA Severino.............. 780005 3.02 Loáisiga..............^2 / 344401 7.02 Castro.................^1 / 311100 3.38 McKay.................. 100001 0.00 WP: Kopech (1-1); LP: Loáisiga (1-2). In- herited runners-scored: Castro 2-2. HBP: Severino 2 (Abreu, Vaughn). T: 2:51. A: 36,167 (47,309).

Marlins 4, Braves 3 Sandy Alcantara pitched a six-hitter for Miami, limit- ing Atlanta to t hree un- earned runs a nd striking out seven. Brian Anderson and Ja- cob Stallings both doubled, singled and drove in a run for the Marlins, who avoid- ed a three-game sweep. Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. had two of the hits against Alcantara, ex- tending his on-base streak to 29 games. BRAVES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Acuña Jr. dh........ 402001 .298 Olson 1b.............. 400000 .242 Ozuna lf .............. 401000 .225 d'Arnaud c.......... 311010 .271 Albies 2b............. 421101 .239 Riley 3b............... 400002 .224 Swanson ss ........ 401201 .229 Duvall cf.............. 300010 .199 Demeritte rf .......300 002 .217 TOTALS 33 36327— MARLINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Chisholm Jr. 2b...010 010 .290 Dunand 2b........... 301001 .429 Aguilar 1b........... 402002 .277 Cooper dh............ 210111 .256 García rf.............. 300100 .210 B.Anderson 3b....402 100 .263 Sánchez cf .......... 300012 .221 De La Cruz lf .......400 002 .269 González ss ........ 411001 .192 Stallings c........... 312110 .220 TOTALS 30 48449— ATLANTA....... 000 010 002 —36 1 MIAMI............100 001 20X —48 2 E: d’Arnaud (2), Sánchez (1), Aguilar (2). LOB: Atlanta 5, Miami 9. 2B: Acuña Jr. (4), d’Arnaud (8), Albies (8), Aguilar (6), Stallings (3), B.Anderson (9). BRAVES IP HRERBBSOERA I.Anderson........... 674426 4.07 Chavez................. 110001 4.11 Thornburg............ 100022 3.86 MARLINS IP HRERBBSOERA Alcantara............. 963027 2.11 WP: Alcantara (4-2); LP: I.Anderson (3-3). Inherited runners-scored: Chavez 1-1. HBP: Chavez (Dunand). T: 2:42. A: 17,908 (36,742).

Mets 2, Rockies 0 Francisco Lindor broke a scoreless tie with a single in the sixth inning, Taijuan Walker and three relievers combined on a six-hitter, and New York extended its streak of rebounding from losses by beating Colorado. The Mets dropped the second game of a doubleheader Saturday, which led to them winning their franchise-best 14th straight game following a loss. METS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Nimmo cf ............411 000 .293 Lindor ss .............412 101 .239 McNeil 2b............401 000 .306 Alonso 1b............400 101 .279 Do.Smith 1b........000 000 .189 Canha lf...............401 001 .284 Davis dh..............300 001 .188 Guillorme 3b .......302 000 .338 Nido c..................300 000 .200 Jankowski rf.......300 000 .225 TOTALS 32 27204— ROCKIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Joe 1b..................300 010 .281 Daza cf................300 011 .354 Bryant lf..............200 021 .270 Cron dh................401 002 .329 McMahon 3b.......400 001 .257 Grichuk rf............401 002 .282 Rodgers 2b..........402 000 .242 Iglesias ss...........401 001 .304 Serven c..............401 001 .300 TOTALS 32 06049— NEW YORK .... 000 002 000 —27 0 COLORADO.... 000 000 000 —06 1 E: Grichuk (1). LOB: New York 3, Colora- do 9. 2B: McNeil (12). METS IP HRERBBSOERA Walker................. 7500262.70 Ottavino.............^2 / 300021 3.94 Rodríguez...........^1 / 300000 3.86 Ed.Díaz................ 1100022.00 ROCKIES IP HRERBBSOERA Gomber................ 7722024.11 Gilbreath............. 1000009.35 Kinley................... 1000020.59 WP: Walker (2-0); LP: Gomber (2-4); S: Ed.Díaz (10). Inherited runners-scored: Rodríguez 2-0. T: 2:34. A: 35,248 (50,445).

Reds 3, Blue Jays 2 Joey Votto hit a tiebreaking homer in the eighth inning, and Cincinnati held on to avoid a three-game sweep. The one-run win was the second of the season for the Reds. Cincinnati has won nine of 15 following a 3-22 start. REDSABRHBIBBSOAVG Reynolds 2b-3b...410 013 .240 Stephenson dh....401 001 .303 Pham lf................310 011 .221 Votto 1b ..............311 110 .141 Farmer ss............401 001 .227 Aquino cf.............402 201 .089 Naquin rf.............300 001 .258 Motter 3b............200 002 .167 Moran ph.............000 010 .202 Lopez pr-2b .........100 000 .273 Garcia c................401 001 .184 TOTALS 32 363411 — BLUE JAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Springer cf ..........311 001 .271 Guerrero Jr. 1b....300 010 .262 Bichette ss..........400 100 .243 Hernández rf.......300 010 .159 Espinal 2b............411 001 .293 Chapman 3b ........401 102 .193 Jansen c..............401 001 .292 Collins dh.............200 011 .194 Kirk ph.................100 001 .260 Tapia lf ................400 001 .230 TOTALS3 224 238— CINCINNATI... 200 000 010 —362 TORONTO.......011 000 000 —240 E: Motter 2 (3). LOB: Cincinnati 7, Toron- to 7. 2B: Aquino (1), Espinal (13). HR: Votto (1), off García. REDSIP HRERBBSOERA Ashcraft.............4^1 / 342223 4.15 Santillan ............1^2 / 300011 5.14 Díaz...................... 2000030.92 Warren................. 1000016.14 BLUE JAYS IP HRERBBSOERA Kikuchi...............4^1 / 322237 3.47 Phelps................1^1 / 310000 2.40 Borucki.................^1 / 300001 5.06 Richards...............^2 / 300011 4.58 García................... 13 1101 3.94 Vasquez...............^1 / 300000 13.5 Cimber................. 100 001 2.00 WP: Díaz (2-0); LP: García (0-3); S: War- ren (2). Inherited runners-scored: Santil- lan 2-0, Phelps 1-0, Borucki 1-0, García 1-0, Vasquez 1-0. HBP: Kikuchi (Naquin), Ashcraft (Springer). WP: Ashcraft (2). T: 3:17. A: 42,323 (53,506).

Red Sox 8, Mariners 4 (10) Franchy Cordero hit a grand slam with two outs in the 10th as Boston completed a four-game sweep of Seattle and won its fifth in a row overall. Trevor Story hit his f ifth homer in four days for the Red Sox. MARINERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Frazier 2b............513 301 .264 France 1b.............502 001 .325 Crawford ss.........500 001 .289 Rodríguez cf........4 00 00 2.268 Winker lf.............401 001 .217 Suárez 3b ............411 103 .225 Ford dh ................301 002 .190 Haggerty pr-dh...110 000 .000 Raleigh c..............300 002 .087 Torrens ph-c........100 000 .194 Trammell rf.........110 011 .000 Moore ph-rf.........201 000 .171 TOTALS3 849 4114 — RED SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG Hernández cf.......512 100 .195 Devers 3b ............411 012 .335 Bogaerts ss.........310 111 .325 Story 2b...............411 111 .226 Cordero lf ............511 400 .231 Arroyo dh............411 101 .190 Bradley Jr. rf .......402 001 .203 Dalbec 1b.............410 000 .160 Plawecki c ...........311 001 .159 Vázquez ph..........101 000 .250 TOTALS37810 837— SEATTLE......000002001 1— 490 BOSTON.......011001000 5— 8100 Two outs when winning run scored. LOB: Seattle 6, Boston 5. 2B: France (8), Hernández (13), Bradley Jr. 2 (11). HR: Frazier (2), off Eovaldi; Suárez (8), off Robles; Arroyo (2), off Gilbert; Story (7), off Gilbert; Cordero (1), off Muñoz. MARINERS IP HRERBBSOERA Gilbert.................. 7533242.60 Festa.................... 1000024.85 Sewald................. 1100012.57 Muñoz..................^2 / 345410 6.08 RED SOX IP HRERBBSOERA Eovaldi...............6^2 / 34221 11 4.10 Davis....................^2 / 310001 1.96 Robles................1^2 / 321100 2.65 Diekman............... 1210022.35 WP: Diekman (1-0); LP: Muñoz (1-2). In- herited runners-scored: Davis 1-0, Rob- les 1-0. IBB: off Gilbert (Devers), off Mu- ñoz (Bogaerts). T: 3:18. A: 33,896 (37,755).

Cubs 5, Diamondbacks 4 Patrick Wisdom and Frank Schwindel hit con- secutive homers against Ian Kennedy in the eighth inning, and Chicago avoid- ed a four-game series sweep. Schwindel and Wisdom also hit back-to-back homers during Chicago’s 7-6 loss on Saturday, when the Cubs blew a 4-0 lead. D’BACKS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Varsho c.............401 000 .262 Luplow lf ............300 001 .161 Peralta ph-lf.......100 100 .223 Marte 2b ............412 100 .238 Walker dh...........210 020 .199 P.Smith 1b .........402 102 .234 McCarthy rf........401 101 .237 Thomas cf ..........400 000 .300 Perdomo ss ........411 002 .208 Ellis 3b ...............411 001 .167 TOTALS 34 48427— CUBS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Ortega cf ............400 010 .209 Villar 2b..............400 000 .250 Suzuki rf.............401 002 .246 Happ lf................412 000 .276 Wisdom 3b.........322 110 .219 Schwindel dh......221 120 .226 Rivas 1b .............301 011 .213 Simmons ss .......400 001 .167 Higgins c ............301 311 .333 TOTALS 31 58565— ARIZONA....... 000 003 100 —480 CHICAGO.......030 000 02X —580 LOB: Arizona 5, Chicago 8. 2B: Ellis (1), Happ (6). 3B: Higgins (1). HR: Wisdom (9), off Kennedy; Schwindel (4), off Kennedy. D’BACKS IP HRERBBSOERA Kelly....................5533323.49 C.Smith ...............1000306.75 Wendelken..........1000016.08 Kennedy..............0322003.93 Poppen................1000023.48 CUBS IP HRERBBSOERA Miley...................6633233.38 Thompson...........3211041.54 WP: Thompson (4-0); LP: Kennedy (3-3). Inherited runners-scored: Pop- pen 1-0. WP: Thompson. T: 2:43. A: 32,606 (41,649).

Phillies 4, Dodgers 3 (10) Max Muncy’s two-run fielding error in the 10th capped a wild late-inning sequence and allowed Philadelphia to walk off Los Angeles. DODGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Betts rf............... 421113 .273 Freeman 1b......... 500000 .301 T.Turner ss ......... 503102 .290 Ríos dh................ 311121 .267 Muncy 2b ............ 400012 .156 J.Turner 3b ......... 500002 .207 Bellinger cf ......... 401002 .215 Lux lf................... 300001 .255 Taylor ph-lf......... 000010 .240 Barnes c.............. 400001 .245 TOTALS 37 363514 — PHILLIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG Hoskins 1b............ 400001 .228 Quinn cf................ 111000 .172 Bohm 3b ............... 501003 .286 Harper dh ............. 400002 .295 Castellanos rf.......41 2000 .265 Schwarber lf......... 301012 .203 Segura 2b ............. 401100 .290 Herrera cf............. 200001 .243 Realmuto ph-1b...10 0001 .224 Stubbs c................ 222110 .400 Stott ss ................ 200001 .131 Camargo ph-ss.....10 0011 .260 TOTALS 33 48 2312 — L.A...............001100000 1— 361 PHILA..........000001001 2— 481 Two outs when winning run scored. E: Muncy (4), Realmuto (4). LOB: Los Angeles 10, Philadelphia 6. 2B: T.Turner (11), Castellanos (10). HR: Betts (10), off Eflin; Ríos (5), off Eflin; Stubbs (1), off Gonsolin. DODGERS IP HRERBBSOERA Gonsolin.............. 631117 1.62 Vesia................... 110002 2.25 Bruihl..................^1 / 300010 2.45 Almonte........... 12 / 321112 1.50 Phillips...............^2 / 322001 2.81 PHILLIES IP HRERBBSOERA Eflin..................... 74222 12 3.65 Domínguez.......... 110001 2.16 Alvarado.............. 100010 7.30 Knebel................. 111021 3.18 WP: Knebel (1-3); LP: Phillips (1-2). In- herited runners-scored: Almonte 2-0. IBB: off Alvarado (Taylor), off Almonte (Schwarber), off Knebel (Ríos). HBP: Bruihl (Realmuto). PB: Barnes (1), Stubbs (2). T: 3:29. A: 34,021 (42,792).

Astros 5, Rangers 2 José Altuve hit a leadoff home run and double, José Urquidy tied a career high with 10 strikeouts and Houston beat Texas. Urquidy allowed six hits and one run in a season- high 6^2 / 3 innings as the As- tros won for the third time in this four-game series. RANGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG White lf .............. 400004 .194 Heim ph .............. 100000 .268 Semien 2b........... 401001 .182 Seager ss............ 400001 .245 García cf.............. 400001 .207 Calhoun rf........... 411002 .243 Garver dh............ 311101 .207 Lowe 1b .............. 301011 .250 Huff c.................. 402002 .435 Miller 3b ............. 403100 .225 TOTALS 35 292113 — ASTROS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Altuve 2b............ 422101 .283 Brantley dh......... 301010 .290 Bregman 3b ........ 211120 .229 Alvarez lf............ 411101 .256 Gurriel 1b............ 401100 .230 Tucker rf ............. 310010 .245 Peña ss ............... 402102 .286 McCormick cf......300 010 .223 Maldonado c.......400 001 .116 TOTALS 31 58555— TEXAS............000 010 001 —290 HOUSTON...... 101 020 01X —580 LOB: Texas 8, Houston 7. 2B: Altuve (5), Bregman (10), Alvarez (4), Gurriel (14). HR: Garver (4), off Urquidy; Altuve (9), off Hearn. RANGERS IP HRERBBSOERA Hearn................ 42 / 364422 5.77 Martin................^1 / 310000 4.02 Bush.................... 100002 4.11 King..................... 100011 2.50 Moore.................. 111120 2.21 ASTROS IP HRERBBSOERA Urquidy............. 62 / 36111 10 4.24 Montero.............^1 / 300001 0.54 Stanek................. 100001 1.15 Taylor.................^1 / 311101 3.86 Pressly................^2 / 320000 3.00 WP: Urquidy (4-1); LP: Hearn (2-3); S: Pressly (6). Inherited runners-scored: Martin 1-1, Montero 2-0, Pressly 2-1. HBP: Taylor (Garver). WP: Moore. T: 3:10. A: 38,745 (41,168).

Angels 4, Athletics 1 Shohei Ohtani hit a 443-foot leadoff home run and Mike Trout added a solo shot while getting three hits and two RBI in Los Angeles’s victory over Oakland. Patrick Sandoval struck out seven as he pitched four-hit ball into the eighth inning for the Angels, who won the final two games of the weekend series after a four-game skid. ATHLETICS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Neuse 2b............400 001 .261 Pinder rf.............300 000 .250 Brown ph-lf........100 001 .190 Lowrie dh ...........400 003 .241 Murphy c............401 003 .201 Bethancourt 1b...400 003 .213 Smith 3b.............312 000 .222 Andrus ss...........300 000 .215 Pache cf..............301 101 .154 Barrera lf-rf .......200 010 .303 TOTALS 31 141112 — ANGELS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Ohtani dh ...........512 100 .259 Trout cf..............423 211 .323 Rendon 3b ..........400 001 .239 Duffy 1b .............401 000 .229 Rengifo 2b..........201 021 .313 Marsh lf..............401 101 .267 Suzuki c..............411 000 .186 Wade rf ..............300 001 .235 Velazquez ss ......301 000 .198 TOTALS 33 410435 — OAKLAND...... 000 000 010 —142 L.A................. 110 010 10X —410 1 E: Irvin (1), Andrus (7), Rengifo (2). LOB: Oakland 4, Los Angeles 10. 2B: Smith (8), Trout (12). HR: Ohtani (9), off Irvin; Trout (12), off Grimm. ATHLETICS IP HRERBBSOERA Irvin.....................6833243.21 Grimm.................2211113.60 ANGELS IP HRERBBSOERA Sandoval ..........7^1 / 341117 1.79 Tepera................^2 / 300002 4.26 Iglesias ...............1000034.02 WP: Sandoval (3-1); LP: Irvin (2-2); S: Iglesias (10). Inherited runners-scored: Tepera 2-0. HBP: Grimm (Velazquez). T: 2:49. A: 40,042 (45,517).

Padres 10, Giants 1 Manny Machado set a career high and matched a franchise record with four extra-base hits, and surging San Diego completed a sweep of San Francisco. On a day when every Pa- dres starter had at least one hit, Machado’s big af- ternoon included three dou- bles, a triple and two RBI. PADRESABRHBIBBSOAVG Cronenworth 2b....512 201 .208 Machado 3b...........434 210 .374 Alcántara ss ..........100 000 .185 Profar lf.................602 100 .222 Hosmer 1b.............511 001 .319 Myers rf.................513 301 .250 Voit dh...................411 011 .184 Kim ss-3b..............512 100 .222 Nola c.....................411 011 .213 Azocar cf................511 101 .214 TOTALS4 410171036 — GIANTSABRHBIBBSOAVG Slater cf...................20 0001 .250 Pederson ph-rf........2 00 001 .234 Ruf lf........................2 10 020 .238 Yastrzemski dh.......20 1011 .300 Papierski 1b.............1 00 001 .000 Flores 1b-2b............30 0101 .260 Longoria 3b..............40 1001 .156 Crawford ss.............4 00 001 .210 Estrada 2b-cf...........30 1000 .269 Bart c .......................3 00 002 .162 González rf-cf-p......30 1000 .324 TOTALS29141 39 — SAN DIEGO..... 110 512 000 —10170 SAN FRAN...... 000 100 000 —141 E: Flores (5). LOB: San Diego 11, San Francisco 5. 2B: Machado 3 (12), Nola (4), Myers (5), Profar (9), Kim (7), Cronenworth (7), Yastrzemski (8). 3B: Machado (1). PADRESIP HRERBBSOERA Gore..................... 6311262.06 Stammen............. 2100122.40 Wilson..................1 000013.94 GIANTSIP HRERBBSOERA Wood.................... 3855244.82 Brebbia ................ 1221112.37 Littell ...................2 533006.32 Llovera.................1 100011.42 González.............. 2100000.00 WP: Gore (3-1); LP: Wood (3-3). Inherit- ed runners-scored: Brebbia 2-2. IBB: off Wood (Machado). WP: Gore. PB: Bart (1). T: 2:57. A: 35,363 (41,915).

GAME 1 White Sox 3, Yankees 1 Johnny Cueto pitched six scoreless innings and AJ Pollock hit a tiebreaking homer off Aroldis Chap- man in the ninth for Chica- go. Yankee Aaron Judge had tied the game with a homer in the eighth inning. WHITE SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG Moncada 3b ........ 501002 .196 García ss............. 400001 .192 Robert cf............. 401000 .295 Abreu dh............. 411001 .208 Pollock lf............. 412101 .245 Grandal c............. 401100 .187 McGuire c............ 000000 .159 Sheets 1b............ 200012 .208 Vaughn ph-1b.....010 010 .263 Engel rf............... 402101 .231 Harrison 2b......... 400000 .179 TOTALS 35 38328— YANKEES AB RHBIBBSOAVG LeMahieu 2b.......400 000 .259 Judge dh ............. 413101 .319 Rizzo 1b .............. 201020 .234 Stanton rf........... 300012 .303 Donaldson 3b......400 000 .238 Hicks cf............... 402001 .212 Kiner-Falefa ss...401 000 .270 Gonzalez lf.......... 300002 .206 Torres ph ............ 100001 .240 Trevino c............. 401002 .207 TOTALS 33 18139— CHICAGO........ 000 100 002 —380 NEW YORK.... 000 000 010 —180 LOB: Chicago 7, New York 8. 2B: Monca- da (1), Engel 2 (8), Rizzo (8). HR: Pol- lock (2), off Chapman; Judge (15), off Graveman. WHITE SOX IP HRERBBSOERA Cueto................... 660025 0.00 Kelly.................... 100002 10.8 Graveman............ 121110 2.95 Hendriks.............. 100002 3.72 YANKEES IP HRERBBSOERA Taillon................. 751117 2.95 Luetge................. 110000 5.73 Chapman............^1 / 322210 3.86 Marinaccio..........^2 / 300001 9.64 WP: Graveman (1-1); LP: Chapman (0-2); S: Hendriks (13). Inherited runners-scored: Kelly 2-0, Marinaccio 1-0. IBB: off Graveman (Stanton). WP: Chapman, Marinaccio. PB: Grandal (4), Trevino (1). T: 3:09.

Angels 5, Athletics 3 Late Saturday Mike Trout scored his 1,000th run in the majors to help Los Angeles beat Oakland and s nap a four- game losing streak. Michael Lorenzen threw six innings of three-hit ball for his fifth win. ATHLETICS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Kemp 2b ................... 200010 .210 Smith ph-3b............. 211001 .208 Neuse 3b-2b............. 412100 .269 Lowrie dh ................. 311111 .253 Brown 1b.................. 300001 .192 Bethancourt ph-1b...1000 00 .225 Laureano rf............... 000000 .167 Pinder rf ................... 201010 .258 Murphy c.................. 402000 .200 Barrera lf.................. 400002 .323 Pache cf.................... 400001 .150 Allen ss .................... 300001 .174 Andrus ph................. 100001 .220 TOTALS 33 37238— ANGELS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Ohtani dh............ 412000 .255 Trout cf............... 310011 .310 Rendon 3b........... 301010 .246 Walsh 1b............. 400002 .236 Marsh lf.............. 300112 .267 Rengifo 2b .......... 412200 .300 Wallach c............ 401001 .156 Wade rf............... 311001 .244 Velazquez ss.......311 200 .194 TOTALS 31 58537— OAKLAND...... 000 000 030 —37 0 L.A..................000 012 20X —58 0 LOB: Oakland 7, Los Angeles 5. 2B: Smith (7), Lowrie (1), Wallach (1). HR: Rengifo (1), off Kolarek; Velazquez (2), off Lemoine. ATHLETICS IP HRERBBSOERA Montas............. 12 / 310002 3.55 Acevedo............... 200000 3.48 Kolarek............. 11 / 332202 3.94 Trivino................^1 / 321121 8.00 Lemoine............ 22 / 322212 5.79 ANGELS IP HRERBBSOERA Lorenzen.............. 630025 3.05 Tepera................. 100000 4.42 Loup....................^2 / 333310 3.12 Ortega................^1 / 310001 1.80 Iglesias................ 100002 4.30 WP: Lorenzen (5-2); LP: Kolarek (0-1); S: Iglesias (9). Inherited runners- scored: Trivino 1-1, Lemoine 3-0, Ortega 2-1. HBP: Lorenzen (Laureano). WP: Or- tega. T: 3:12. A: 39,045 (45,517).

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Astros: RHP Lance
McCullers Jr., who has
been out all season with a
strained flexor tendon in
his pitching arm, threw off
the mound for the first
time since he was injured
during last year’s playoffs.

Cardinals: LHP Steven
Matz lasted only four
pitches in his start against
Pittsburgh before he was
pulled with stiffness in his
left shoulder.

Cubs: C Willson Contreras
(hamstring) is day-to-day
after he left Saturday’s
loss to Arizona in the third
inning. Chicago recalled C
P. J. Higgins from Class
AAA I owa.

Mariners: Placed 2B
Abraham Toro on the
1 5-day injured list with a
sprained left shoulder.

Orioles: Agreed to a two-
year, $5,925,000
contract with LHP John
Means, avoiding
arbitration. Means is out
for the season following
Tommy John surgery.

Yankees: RHP Chad
Green, long one of the
team’s top setup men, will
undergo Tommy John
surgery. Green hurt his
elbow pitching against
Baltimore on Thursday.

QUOTABLE

“In this

clubhouse, we

have TA’s back in

everything. And

that was just a

completely

unacceptable

thing.”

— Liam Hendriks, White
Sox closer, on Yankees
slugger Josh Donaldson’s
remark r eferencing Jackie
Robinson when speaking to
White Sox star Tim Anderson.
Anderson later hit a three-run
homer in the second game of
a doubleheader sweep.

STAR OF THE DAY

Franchy Cordero,
Red Sox

Hit a grand slam with two
outs in the 10th inning,
lifting Boston to an 8-4
victory over Seattle for its
fifth straight win.

TODAY’S GAME
T O WATCH

Phillies at Braves,
7 :20 p.m.,
MLB Network

The NL East rivals open a
series in Atlanta.

NL leaders Entering Monday’s games. BATTING Machado, SD .................................... .374 Goldschmidt, StL ............................. .342 Cron, Col .......................................... .329 Hosmer, SD ...................................... .319 McNeil, NY ....................................... .306 Freeman, LA .................................... .301 Harper, Phi ....................................... .295 Nimmo, NY ...................................... .293 Bell, Was ......................................... .291 HOME RUNS Cron, Col ............................................. 11 Schwarber, Phi ................................... 10 Walker, Ari ......................................... 10 Betts, LA ............................................ 10 Alonso, NY .......................................... 10 Wisdom, Chi ......................................... 9 Adames, Mil ......................................... 9 Tellez, Mil ............................................. 9 Harper, Phi ............................................ 9 Renfroe, Mil .......................................... 9 Arenado, StL ......................................... 9 RBI Alonso, NY .......................................... 37 Tellez, Mil ........................................... 32 Arenado, StL ....................................... 32 Cron, Col ............................................. 32 Turner, LA ........................................... 29 Goldschmidt, StL ................................ 29 Turner, LA ........................................... 29 Chisholm Jr., Mia ................................ 27 Harper, Phi .......................................... 27 Machado, SD ....................................... 27 ERA López, Mia ....................................... 1.57 Mikolas, StL .................................... 1.68 Musgrove, SD .................................. 1.90 Alcantara, Mia ................................. 2.11 Lauer, Mil ......................................... 2.16 Burnes, Mil ...................................... 2.27 Quintana, Pit ................................... 2.43 Wright, Atl ...................................... 2.49 Scherzer, NY .................................... 2.54 SAVES Rogers, SD .......................................... 16 Hader, Mil ........................................... 15 Bard, Col ............................................. 10 Díaz, NY .............................................. 10 Jansen, Atl ......................................... 10 Kimbrel, LA ........................................... 9 Melancon, Ari ....................................... 9 Bednar, Pit ............................................ 8 Gallegos, StL ........................................ 8 Knebel, Phi ............................................ 8 STRIKEOUTS Nola, Phi ............................................. 64 Burnes, Mil ......................................... 62 Rodón, SF ............................................ 62 Scherzer, NY ....................................... 59 Wright, Atl ......................................... 56 Manaea, SD ........................................ 55 Lauer, Mil ............................................ 54 Musgrove, SD ..................................... 51 Greene, Cin ......................................... 50 Peralta, Mil ......................................... 50

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National League American League

TODAY

Interleague scores SATURDAY’S RESULT at Toronto 3, Cincinnati 1 SUNDAY’S RESULT Cincinnati 3, at Toronto 2

AL leaders
Entering Monday’s games.
BATTING
Anderson, Chi .................................. .350
Martinez, Bos .................................. .349
Devers, Bos ...................................... .335
Benintendi, KC ................................. .329
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .325
France, Sea ...................................... .325
Trout, LA .......................................... .323
Judge, NY ......................................... .319
Stanton, NY ..................................... .303
HOME RUNS
Judge, NY ............................................ 15
Alvarez, Hou ....................................... 12
Trout, LA ............................................. 12
Buxton, Min ........................................ 11
Stanton, NY ........................................ 11
Rizzo, NY ............................................ 10
RBI
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 37
Stanton, NY ........................................ 35
Judge, NY ............................................ 31
Story, Bos ........................................... 29
France, Sea ......................................... 28
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 28
ERA
Verlander, Hou ................................ 1.22
Manoah, Tor .................................... 1.62
Pérez, Tex ........................................ 1.64
Cortes, NY ....................................... 1.80
Blackburn, Oak ................................ 1.91
Skubal, Det ...................................... 2.22
Ryan, Min ......................................... 2.29
McClanahan, TB ............................... 2.33
SAVES
Romano, Tor ....................................... 14
Hendriks, Chi ...................................... 13
Iglesias, LA ......................................... 10
Chapman, NY ........................................ 9
Jiménez, Oak ........................................ 8
Barlow, Tex ........................................... 7
Clase, Cle .............................................. 7
Soto, Det ............................................... 7
STRIKEOUTS
Cease, Chi ........................................... 67
McClanahan, TB .................................. 65
Ray, Sea .............................................. 58
Gausman, Tor ..................................... 57
Cortes, NY .......................................... 56
Gilbert, Sea ......................................... 55
Montas, Oak ....................................... 55
Eovaldi, Bos ........................................ 53
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 53
Cole, NY .............................................. 51

NOTES

BY ANDY KOSTKA

baltimore — As lightning flashed and thunder rolled in the Baltimore Orioles’ series finale with the Ta mpa Bay Rays, there was an equally resounding sound added to the mix — a crack of the bat. As if on cue, right after Austin Hays’s two-out, two-run single to tie the game at 6 in t he ninth inning, the skies above Camden Yards opened and began pelting the field with rain. Play resumed after 51 minutes and promptly headed to extra innings, and Baltimore wound up winning, 7-6, via Rougned Odor’s fielder’s choice that scored Adley Rutschman from third. It was all part of a most unusual Sunday at the park. Starting pitcher Spenser Watkins was hit by a line drive and left the game in the first inning, and soon after, Isaac Paredes blasted a three-run homer off Joey Krehbiel, putting Ta mpa Bay ahead 4-0. But Krehbiel recovered, completing a career-high three innings in relief. That helped cover for a bullpen that required five more arms to close out the game — giving up just two additional runs. Ramón Urías and Odor drove in runs in the third inning, and Ryan Mountcastle launched a solo shot in the fifth. Two errors helped plate one more run in the seventh. Then came the ninth, when Mountcastle led off with a single and Urías worked a one-out walk. Both were pinch-run for, and Hays soon scored both with his knock, setting up for the game-winning fielder’s choice — the Orioles’ third walk-off in four days and their first series win against the Rays since a three-game sweep July 31 to Aug. 2, 2020. — Baltimore Sun

Odor gives Baltimore

another walk-off win

ORIOLES 7, RAYS 6 (11)

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR New York 29 12 .707—6-4L-2 Tampa Bay2417.585 56-4 L-1 Toronto 22 19 .53775-5 L-1 Boston 19 22 .463 10 8-2 W-5 Baltimore1725.405 12^1 / 2 3-7 W-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Minnesota 25 16 .610 —7-3 W-4 Chicago 21 20 .512 46-4 W-2 Cleveland 17 20 .459 64-6 L-1 Detroit 14 26 .350 101 / 2 5-5 W-1 Kansas City 14 26 .350 101 / 2 3-7 L-4

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR Houston 27 15 .643 —6-4 W-2 Los Angeles 26 17 .605 11 / 2 5-5 W-2 Texas1822.450 85-5 L-2 Seattle 17 25 .405 10 3-7 L-4 Oakland 17 26 .395 101 / 2 3-7 L-2

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

New York 28 15 .651 —6-4 W-1

Atlanta 19 22 .463 85-5 L-1

Philadelphia 19 22 .463 85-5 W-1

Miami 18 22 .450 81 / 2 5-5 W-1

Washington 14 28 .333 131 / 2 3-7 W-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Milwaukee 26 15 .634 —6-4 L-1 St. Louis 23 18 .561 36-4 W-3 Chicago 16 24 .400 91 / 2 5-5 W-1 Pittsburgh 16 24 .400 91 / 2 3-7 L-3 Cincinnati 12 28 .300 131 / 2 6-4 W-1

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR Los Angeles 27 13 .675 —7-3 L-1 San Diego 27 14 .659^1 / 2 7-3 W-4 San Francisco22 18 .550 54-6 L-4 Arizona 21 22 .488 71 / 2 3-7 L-1 Colorado 19 21 .475 83-7 L-1

Tigers 4, Guardians 2 Rookie Alex Faedo allowed two runs in 5^1 / 3 innings for his first major league win and Miguel Ca- brera had an RBI double as Detroit b eat C leveland. Faedo struck out two in his fourth appearance since being called up from Class AAA Toledo on May 4. He missed all of 2021 after having Tommy John elbow surgery and began this season with Class A Lakeland. TIGERSABRHBIBBSOAVG Grossman rf........311 011 .203 W.Castro lf..........400 001 .284 Cabrera dh...........401 102 .276 Báez ss................411 102 .207 Candelario 3b......400 002 .196 Torkelson 1b .......400 001 .173 Schoop 2b............311 011 .161 Barnhart c...........411 002 .261 Cameron cf..........302 100 .273 TOTALS 33 473212 — GUARDIANS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Straw cf...............400 001 .246 Rosario lf.............411 000 .242 Ramírez 3b..........200 020 .283 Miller 2b..............402 101 .294 Naylor 1b.............211 111 .351 Reyes dh..............400 001 .198 Giménez ss..........300 001 .301 Kwan rf................301 000 .267 Hedges c..............301 001 .170 TOTALS2 926236 — DETROIT......... 110 010 010 —47 0 CLEVELAND... 100 100 000 —26 1 E: Naylor (4). LOB: Detroit 4, Cleveland 5. 2B: Cabrera (6), Grossman (5). HR: Báez (3), off Shaw; Naylor (6), off Faedo. TIGERSIP HRERBBSOERA Faedo .................5^1 / 362222 3.00 Chafin ................1^1 / 300001 2.00 Lange .................1^1 / 300013 1.72 Soto..................... 1000002.92 GUARDIANS IP HRERBBSOERA Bieber .................. 7632210 3.55 Shaw.................... 1111025.68 Hentges ............... 1000001.20 WP: Faedo (1-1); LP: Bieber (1-3); S: Soto (7). Inherited runners-scored: Chafin 1-0. HBP: Chafin (Giménez), Soto (Naylor). T: 2:46. A: 15,554 (34,788).

Orioles 7, Rays 6 (11) RAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG Kiermaier cf........ 622101 .245 Arozarena lf........ 502112 .258 Choi 1b................ 513112 .272 Ramírez dh ......... 600000 .280 Bruján 2b-rf........ 511000 .108 Paredes 3b.......... 511301 .242 Phillips rf............ 313010 .229 Franco ph-ss.......100 001 .261 Zunino c.............. 500003 .148 Walls ss-2b......... 500002 .149 TOTALS 46612631 2— ORIOLES ABRHBIBBSOAVG Mullins cf .............. 601001 .249 Mancini rf-1b........ 300030 .297 Santander lf-rf......61 1004 .233 Mountcastle 1b.....42 2111 .267 McKenna pr-cf.......11 0000 .222 Rutschman dh-c....51 1000 .250 Urías 3b................. 412110 .207 Owings pr-3b........ 010000 .140 Odor 2b.................. 602100 .217 Chirinos c.............. 400001 .133 Hays ph-lf............. 101200 .288 Mateo ss ............... 400010 .212 TOTALS 44 710567 — TAMPA BAY 400100100 00 —612 4 BALTIMORE002010102 01 —710 1 One out when winning run scored. E: Bruján 2 (3), Arozarena (3), Choi (2), Mountcastle (2). LOB: Tampa Bay 12, Bal- timore 16. 2B: Choi (6), Phillips 2 (4), Odor 2 (9). HR: Paredes (3), off Krehbiel; Mountcastle (5), off Wisler. RBI: Choi (17), Paredes 3 (7), Kiermaier (13), Aro- zarena (16), Urías (10), Odor (13), Mount- castle (17), Hays 2 (16). SB: Phillips 2 (6), Mullins (8), Arozarena (7). S: Owings. RAYS IP HRERBBSOERA Kluber.................. 352222 4.42 Adam................... 100012 1.02 Wisler.................^1 / 321100 3.00 Raley................ 12 / 300001 2.25 Feyereisen........... 111000 0.00 Beeks................... 100001 1.45 Thompson..........^2 / 322210 5.40 Garza Jr. .............^1 / 300010 5.06 Knight............... 11 / 301011 2.45 ORIOLES IP HRERBBSOERA Watkins............... 033300 6.00 Krehbiel............... 331102 3.20 Baker................... 211113 4.58 Tate..................... 221001 2.01 Bautista.............. 110002 2.65 López................... 110001 1.35 Pérez................... 210023 0.66 WP: Pérez (2-0); LP: Knight (0-1). Wat- kins pitched to 3 batters in the 0th In- herited runners-scored: Raley 1-0, Gar- za Jr. 1-0, Krehbiel 2-2. IBB: off Knight (Mancini), off Pérez (Arozarena). HBP: Kluber (Rutschman). WP: Garza Jr.. PB: Zunino (2). T: 4:31. A: 23,778 (45,971).

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