The Yankees get back in the win column, Ohtani stops the Dodgers slide, and the Astros stay hot. One thing from each MLB game last night.
A’s 6 Phillies 2
- The A’s scored four runs on All-Star Ranger Suarez to beat the Phillies in the first of a three-game A Lawrence Butler solo shot in the eighth helped build a cushion for Oakland.
Dodgers 4 Tigers 3
- The Dodgers rallied back from three down to escape with a win in Detroit. Shohei Ohtani drove in the winning run with a double with two outs in the ninth. LA avoided losing five straight after they got swept by the Phillies.
Rays 2 Guardians 0
- The Guardians continued to struggle, getting just five hits as they lost their 10th of 16 games. Rays starter Taj Bradley struck out eight batters in seven innings of work.
- The Yankees took game one in Baltimore thanks to MLB-leading home run number 33 from Aaron Judge. Gerrit Cole had his longest outing of the season since returning from injury. He threw 106 pitches.
Aaron Judge – New York Yankees (33)
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Mets 7 Rockies 6
- The team combined for nine home runs in a power fest that saw New York finish on top. The Mets continue their hot stretch. Since June 2, New York is 24-10.
Royals 6 Red Sox 1
- Home Run Derby participant Bobby Witt went deep to help Kansas City win game one in Boston. The Royals have won four straight and continue to inch closer to the struggling Guardians for first place in the AL Central.
Reds 7 Marlins 4
- Reds rookie Rece Hinds continued his hot stretch since being called up from Triple-A on July 8th with his first career grand slam in the third. He has hit three homers in five games. Cincinnati took the first game of their final series before the All-Star break thanks to a career-high nine strikeouts from Carson Spiers.
Astros 6 Rangers 3

