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Tommy White’s Four Hits and a Three-Run Seventh Carry Athletics Past Diamondbacks 5-2
Rookie Tommy White went 4-for-5 in his third big-league game, Joshua Kuroda-Grauer hit his first career homer, and Jeff McNeil’s pinch-hit single broke a tie in a three-run seventh as the A’s won in Arizona.
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Jo Adell Hit by Pitch With Bases Loaded in Ninth as Angels Walk Off Cardinals 3-2
Vaughn Grissom’s game-tying double off the top of the right-field wall and Jo Adell’s bases-loaded hit-by-pitch capped a two-run ninth against Cardinals closer Riley O’Brien, giving the Angels their second straight 3-2 win.
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Mariners Blank Reds 8-0 Behind Cal Raleigh Grand Slam, Take Over First Place in AL West
Cal Raleigh’s first-pitch grand slam capped a six-run seventh and George Kirby opened a three-hit shutout as Seattle moved a half-game ahead of Texas — its first day atop the AL West since July 8.
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Freddy Peralta Allows 7 Runs Against Former Team as Mets Fall to Brewers
Freddy Peralta allowed seven runs against his former team as the Mets lost 8-3 to the Brewers, an ill-timed outing with the deadline nearing.
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Marlins Losing Streak Reaches Seven With 8-5 Loss to Astros
Miami’s losing streak reached seven with an 8-5 loss in Houston, and the Marlins placed Max Meyer on the injured list.
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Nationals Beat Rockies 7-3 Behind Chaparro, Abrams and Young Homers
Andrés Chaparro drove in three and CJ Abrams and Jacob Young homered as the Nationals beat the Rockies 7-3 to move above .500.
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Trea Turner Hits 2 Home Runs, Drives in 5 as Phillies Beat Dodgers 10-7
Trea Turner homered twice — including the 200th of his career — and drove in five as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 10-7.
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Braves Edge Padres 3-2 on Harris II and Albies Home Runs
Bryce Elder pitched six strong innings and Michael Harris II and Ozzie Albies homered as the Braves opened a four-game series with a 3-2 win over the Padres.
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Brewers Rout Mets 8-3 and Rough Up Former Ace Freddy Peralta
Milwaukee tagged former ace Freddy Peralta for seven runs in his first start against his old club, homered three times, and won its fourth straight to move to a National League-best 63-37.
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Nolan Arenado Reaches 2,000 Career Hits With Fifth-Inning Double at Chase Field
Arenado’s double off Jeffrey Springs on Monday made him the sixth active player with 2,000 career hits — and one of only six players ever to pair 2,000 hits with 350 home runs and 10 Gold Gloves.