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MLB: Brandon Lowe walks it off as Pirates stun Tigers in the ninth
Three batters, two homers, one dead Detroit lead Kenley Jansen needed three outs. He got two swings he will want back. Pittsburgh had been trailing for eight innings on Wednesday night at PNC Park before the ninth turned everything upside down. Rafael Flores Jr. tied it with a homer. Two batters later Brandon Lowe drove…
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MLB: Mariners bounce back a day after historic 22-0 loss
Twenty-four hours later 22-0. The worst defeat in Mariners history, 50 years of the franchise, suffered Tuesday night in Milwaukee. Last night, Seattle answered. In a very different way. Four runs in the first inning. Dominic Canzone drove a two-run double to left after hits from Brendan Donovan and Randy Arozarena. Two walks later, Taylor…
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MLB: Ethan Pecko fans four in Astros debut
Houston handed the ball to a 23-year-old who had never pitched in the majors, then let five relievers finish the job. The Astros beat the Angels 3-2 overnight.
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MLB: Cade Cavalli fans 11 as Nationals blank Rangers
Cade Cavalli struck out 11 and pushed his scoreless run to 17 innings overnight in Arlington. Washington ended a four-game skid with a 6-0 win over Texas.
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MLB: Ohtani goes deep again as Dodgers hold off Rockies 7-6
Thirty, and the ball is still climbing Four hundred and forty-eight feet. That is how far Shohei Ohtani sent a baseball into the thin Denver air on Tuesday night, deep to right-center, with Hunter Feduccia aboard on a third-inning walk. Home run number 30 on the year. His third in two games against Colorado. Los…
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MLB: Grisham drives in all three as Yankees edge Orioles
Trent Grisham drove in all three New York runs in Baltimore. The Yankees are now one win from a streak they have managed only once since the All-Star break.
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MLB: Bell homer sets tone as Twins beat Braves 4-1
Two swings decided it in Minneapolis overnight. Josh Bell opened the scoring in the first, Ryan Jeffers finished it in the eighth, and Minnesota went 2-0 up on Atlanta.
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MLB: Brewers bury Mariners 22-0 in record rout
Thirty-four years to match one afternoon in 1992 Twenty-two runs. Zero allowed. Milwaukee turned Tuesday night at American Family Field into the kind of box score people screenshot, hammering Seattle 22-0 and tying the franchise record for runs in a single game. The margin also matches the widest shutout the modern era has produced. Four…
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MLB: Jo Adell drives in six as Guardians bury Giants
Jo Adell had six RBIs in the books before the fifth inning. A 455-foot homer opened it, two singles finished the job, and San Francisco had no answer.
