MLB News
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MLB: Skubal goes 7 1/3 as the Dodgers edge the Reds again
A starter who shut the door Seven and a third innings, four hits, two runs, five strikeouts, two walks. Tarik Skubal carried the Dodgers through a 3-2 win over the Reds in Los Angeles, their sixth in a row. His record moves to 9-7. The two-time American League Cy Young winner came over just before…
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MLB: Roupp blanks St. Louis as Giants near a sweep
Two solo homers and six shutout innings from Landen Roupp were enough at Oracle Park. St. Louis slipped six games back of the wild card and has one afternoon left to avoid a sweep.
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MLB: Rangers rout Seattle to stay in the wild-card hunt
Three Texas home runs, a five-run fifth and a 10-5 win at T-Mobile Park. The Rangers stay within touching distance of October while Seattle drifts further away.
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MLB: Jackson Merrill keeps the Padres in the wild-card race
Three hits, two RBIs and a catch at the wall from Jackson Merrill kept San Diego within half a game of a wild-card spot. The Padres go for the series on Tuesday night against a Washington side in free fall.
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MLB: Corbin Burnes returns 15 months after elbow surgery
Fifteen months after Tommy John surgery, Corbin Burnes starts tonight in Kansas City. Arizona is clinging to the last National League wild-card spot with three weeks left.
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MLB: Coby Mayo’s two homers drag the Orioles off the mat
Six straight losses, then two swings Two balls over the fence. That was the whole story. Coby Mayo went deep twice on Monday night for his 20th and 21st home runs of the year, Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-4, and a six-game skid finally ended. The Orioles had gone three consecutive games without scoring more than…
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MLB: Angels eliminated as Red Sox make it five straight
Twelve years without October Twelve seasons. That is how long the Angels have gone without a playoff berth, and Monday night in Boston made it official again. The Red Sox won 5-2, an unremarkable line score that ended Los Angeles’ year. No other club in the majors is sitting on a drought that long right…
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MLB: Luzardo spins first career complete game in 1-0 Phillies win
109 pitches, two hits allowed One hundred and nine pitches. In 2026, that number gets a starter through six innings and a handshake in the dugout. Jesus Luzardo used it to finish a baseball game. The Philadelphia Phillies left-hander went the distance against the Atlanta Braves, giving up two hits and a walk while punching…
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MLB: Astros cling to AL West lead as the bats go quiet
First place, and almost nothing to show for it Three runs or fewer in 18 of their last 31 games. That is what the American League West leader has been doing since the August 3 trade deadline, and Houston still opens a six-game road swing Tuesday in Philadelphia sitting at 73-71, two clear of Texas.…
