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Austin Hedges went deep 40 minutes from where he grew up, and Cleveland walked out of Anaheim level at 66-66 for the first time in three weeks.

Two innings, five runs, and Cincinnati never recovered. Rafael Devers’ 27th home run carried the Giants to a 5-0 shutout overnight in San Francisco.

Minnesota piled up 16 hits in West Sacramento and survived a two-out ninth-inning scare to take the series opener 9-6.

Twelve innings, one bouncer up the middle, and Pittsburgh walked out of Petco Park with a 3-2 win. Nick Gonzales did the damage.

Three swings, one night, and a mark that had gone unclaimed since T-Mobile Park opened. Cal Raleigh carried Seattle past Philadelphia 9-2.

Kansas City swept a seven-game homestand and arrive in Toronto on their best run since May 2024. The maths still says the wild card is a long way off.

Six wins in seven, and the bats are spreading it around Thirty-two runs in seven games, on a .228 average. That is New York right now: not pretty, but relentless. The Yankees have won six of those seven, the latest an 8-3 handling of Toronto at home behind 11 hits and four walks. Trent Grisham…

Boston head to Miami off a 5-1 homestand, with Ranger Suarez and his 3.07 career ERA against the Marlins on the mound. Sandy Alcantara answers for a team that rarely loses at home.

Ohtani has taken the last two NL MVP awards. Pete Crow-Armstrong is now ahead of him in OPS and leads the majors in WAR. Five weeks left to settle it.