Albert Pujols drew level with Alex Rodriguez for the second-most RBIs in MLB, while Fernando Tatis Jr. homered again.

Pujols had an RBI single as the Los Angeles Angels fell to the San Francisco Giants 7-2 on Wednesday.

The 40-year-old moved onto 2,086 RBIs, level with Rodriguez and behind only Hank Aaron (2,297), as per official MLB statistician Elias.

Tatis smashed his 12th home run in 26 games this season in the San Diego Padres' 6-3 win over the Texas Rangers.

But Manny Machado was the hero with a stunning walk-off grand slam in the 10th inning.

Bauer, DeGrom in fine form

Trevor Bauer's fine season continued. The Cincinnati Reds pitcher struck out nine and conceded just one hit in seven innings in a 5-0 win over the Kansas City Royals.

Starting for the first time since August 9, Jacob deGrom looked in good form. He struck out seven and gave up four hits in six innings as the New York Mets beat the Miami Marlins 5-3.

Casey Mize and Dane Dunning made their first career starts. Both lasted 4.1 innings and struck out seven as Dunning's White Sox were too good for Mize's Tigers 5-3.

The Houston Astros' run continued. They stretched their winning streak to seven games with a 13-6 victory against the Colorado Rockies.

The Boston Red Sox finally ended a nine-game losing run by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3.

Arrieta battles again

Phillies pitcher Jake Arrieta gave up four runs and five hits in 4.1 innings in the loss to the Red Sox. He is now 1-3 this season.

Marvellous Machado

Machado stepped up at the perfect time for the Padres with his walk-off grand slam.

Wednesday's results

Toronto Blue Jays 5-2 Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox 6-3 Philadelphia Phillies
St Louis Cardinals 9-3 Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cubs 4-2 St Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Royals 4-0 Cincinnati Reds
Tampa Bay Rays 4-2 New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians 6-1 Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets 5-3 Miami Marlins
Cincinnati Reds 5-0 Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox 5-3 Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers 9-3 Minnesota Twins
Houston Astros 13-6 Colorado Rockies
San Diego Padres 6-3 Texas Rangers
Oakland Athletics 4-1 Arizona Diamondbacks
Seattle Mariners 6-4 Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants 7-2 Los Angeles Angels

Indians at Pirates

Shane Bieber (4-0, 1.30 ERA) will look to continue his impressive form when the Indians (15-9) face Trevor Williams (1-3, 3.98 ERA) and the Pirates (4-16) on Thursday.

The Los Angeles Dodgers extended their winning streak in MLB, while the New York Yankees fell to the Tampa Bay Rays in the team's first home loss of the season.

Tuesday's 2-1 victory over the Seattle Mariners made it seven successive wins for the in-form Dodgers.

Corey Seager singled home Dodgers team-mate Austin Barnes with the tie-breaking run in the eighth inning against the struggling Mariners.

Barnes went two for two with a walk and scored both runs as the Dodgers improved to a National League (NL)-best 18-7, while the Mariners (7-18) dropped their seventh consecutive game.

Elsewhere, the American League (AL)-leading Yankees suffered a surprise 6-3 defeat at home to the Rays.

Brandon Lowe's fifth homer in six games saw the Yankees drop to 10-1 on home soil, snapping a six-game winning streak.

Home runs from Luke Voit and Gary Sanchez were not enough for the Yankees (16-7) against their AL East rivals, who are just one and a half games adrift.

Maeda sets Twins record

Kenta Maeda struck out eighth consecutive hitters from the third to the fifth innings to etch his name in the Minnesota Twins' record books. He fell just one shy of the AL record. Maeda, who finished with 12 strikeouts and two walks over more than eight innings, lost a no-hitter in the ninth. Minnesota went on to pip the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in a wild walk off after 12 innings.

Fernando Tatis Jr. continues to star for the San Diego Padres. Tatis – the home-run leader – went two-for-five with a run and a stolen base in a 6-4 victory over the Texas Rangers. He has six stolen bases this season.

Tanaka struggles

Masahiro Tanaka's start did not go according to plan. The Yankees pitcher conceded four runs in the third inning, including a three-run shot. Tanaka allowed six runs, five earned, and eight hits over four innings.

Machado's stunning catch

Padres star Manny Machado's catch-of-the-year contender is something else. In the bottom of the second inning, the two-time Gold Glover winner made an over-the-shoulder grab.

Tuesday's results

Arizona Diamondbacks 10-1 Oakland Athletics
San Francisco Giants 8-2 Los Angeles Angels
San Diego Padres 6-4 Texas Rangers
Houston Astros 2-1 Colorado Rockies
Chicago Cubs 6-3 St Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox 10-4 Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins 4-3 Milwaukee Brewers
Toronto Blue Jays 8-7 Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Phillies 13-6 Boston Red Sox
New York Mets 8-3 Miami Marlins
Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 Seattle Mariners
Washington Nationals 8-5 Atlanta Braves
Tampa Bay Rays 6-3 New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians 6-3 Pittsburgh Pirates

Dodgers at Mariners

The streaking Dodgers are back in action against the Mariners on Wednesday. Julio Urias starts for the Dodgers as Seattle's Taijuan Walker takes to the mound.

The New York Yankees are enjoying their best streak against the Boston Red Sox since 1953 following Monday's victory, while the Chicago White Sox created MLB history again.

Luke Voit homered twice as the high-flying Yankees beat the Red Sox 6-3 for their 10th consecutive win against American League (AL) rivals Boston.

Aroldis Chapman also returned from the coronavirus injured list to pitch the ninth inning in New York, where the Yankees capped a four-game sweep and are on their best run against Boston since winning a franchise-record 12 successive games in 1952-53.

The AL East-leading Yankees – who also saw Thairo Estrada and Aaron Hicks homer – have won six straight games, while the Red Sox have lost eight in a row.

As for the White Sox, they became the first team in MLB history to open two games in one season with back-to-back home runs off the same pitcher, per STATS.

In a 7-2 victory against the Detroit Tigers, Tim Anderson and Yoan Moncada homered off starter Matthew Boyd on consecutive pitchers.

Anderson and Eloy Jimenez also hit home runs against Boyd to open Wednesday's game.

Tatis hits grand slam, Seager brothers both homer in first clash

San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. smashed his first career grand slam in his team's 14-4 rout of the Texas Rangers. The 21-year-old sensation had two home runs to reclaim the lead for most homers (11) in MLB this season.

Mike Trout had become the first player to reach 10 home runs earlier on Monday, as the Los Angeles Angels edged the San Francisco Giants 7-6.

Brothers Kyle and Corey Seager both hit home runs in their first matchup. Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle and Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey went long before the third inning was over as the siblings met for the first time in MLB. The Dodgers won 11-9.

Robinson Cano and Pete Alonso each hit two home runs to lead the New York Mets to a crushing 11-4 victory over the Miami Marlins, snapping a three-game losing streak.

Cobb stays winless

It was a tough night for Alex Cobb as the Baltimore Orioles were beaten 7-2 by the Toronto Blue Jays. Cobb gave up five runs and eight hits in 6.6 innings. He was also on the receiving end of a four-run third inning. Cobb is winless in his last four starts.

Swanson with the walk-off homer

Dansby Swanson called game for the Atlanta Braves, hitting a two-out, two-run homer in a 7-6 triumph against World Series champions the Washington Nationals. It capped a four-run ninth for the rallying Braves.

Monday's results

Atlanta Braves 7-6 Washington Nationals
St Louis Cardinals 3-1 Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cubs 5-4 St Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees 6-3 Boston Red Sox
New York Mets 11-4 Miami Marlins
Toronto Blue Jays 7-2 Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins 4-1 Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox 7-2 Detroit Tigers
San Diego Padres 14-4 Texas Rangers
Houston Astros 2-1 Colorado Rockies
Arizona Diamondbacks 4-3 Oakland Athletics
Los Angeles Dodgers 11-9 Seattle Mariners
Los Angeles Angels 7-6 San Francisco Giants

Rays at Yankees

Can the Tampa Bay Rays stop the red-hot Yankees? They face the Yankees in New York on Tuesday. Blake Snell is on the mound for the Rays, while the Yankees hand Masahiro Tanaka a start.

The Chicago White Sox matched an MLB record as they trumped the St Louis Cardinals 7-2, while the Oakland Athletics were hot against the San Francisco Giants.

Four consecutive home runs in the fifth inning saw the White Sox equal the league record, marking the 10th time in MLB history back-to-back-to-back-to-back homers were hit.

Yoan Moncada, Yasmani Grandal, Jose Abreu and Eloy Jimenez all connected in the fifth against the Cardinals on Sunday.

It is the second time in franchise history the White Sox have managed four straight home runs, having last achieved the feat in 2008.

Elsewhere, the Athletics lit up the Giants 15-3 for a series sweep in the Bay Area.

Oakland posted their 13th win in 15 games to improve their record to an MLB-best 16-6, staying atop the American League (AL) West standings by four and a half games ahead of the Houston Astros.

Yankees maintain dominance over Red Sox

The New York Yankees, once again, were too good for rivals the Boston Red Sox 4-2. Behind Mike Ford's home run and three-RBI performance, the Yankees claimed their ninth consecutive victory against the Red Sox – their longest such streak since 1952-53. The Yankees are also 9-0 at Yankee Stadium this season, which is just the third time the team have enjoyed such a start in franchise history.

Debutant Keibert Ruiz homered in his first MLB at-bat as the Los Angeles Dodgers swept the Los Angeles Angels with an 8-3 triumph. Ruiz hit a home run in the third inning – the seventh time a Dodgers player has homered in his first career at-bat and first time since Garey Ingram in 1994.

Max Scherzer struck out 10 batters over seven innings to fuel World Series champions the Washington Nationals' 6-5 win at the Baltimore Orioles. It was Scherzer's 96th game with at least 10 strikeouts, leaving him just one short of Sandy Koufax for fifth on the all-time list.

Cardinals debutant Ramirez concedes four straight homers

Talk about a day to forget. Cardinals reliever Roel Ramirez gave up four consecutive home runs on his debut. Taking to the mound in the fifth inning with the Cardinals leading 1-0, the 25-year-old Ramirez endured a horror show as he became the first pitcher to concede four straight homers in his bow.

Escobar's three-run blast lifts Diamondbacks

Eduardo Escobar was the hero for the Arizona Diamondbacks, who overcame the San Diego Padre 5-4. Trailing 4-2 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Escobar hit a three-run homer as the Diamondbacks completed a three-game sweep.

Sunday's results

Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 New York Mets
Washington Nationals 6-5 Baltimore Orioles
Tampa Bay Rays 7-5 Toronto Blue Jays
Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 Toronto Blue Jays
Atlanta Braves 4-0 Miami Marlins
Cleveland Indians 8-5 Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins 4-2 Kansas City Royals
Houston Astros 3-2 Seattle Mariners
Chicago White Sox 7-2 St Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Brewers 6-5 Chicago Cubs
Colorado Rockies 10-6 Texas Rangers
Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers 8-3 Los Angeles Angels
Oakland Athletics 15-3 San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees 4-2 Boston Red Sox

Mariners at Dodgers

Riding a five-game winning streak, the Dodgers (16-7) welcome the Mariners (7-16) to LA for the opening game of their series on Monday. Ross Stripling will take to the mound for the Dodgers as the Mariners counter with Justin Dunn.

The New York Yankees brushed past the Boston Red Sox again in MLB, while Shane Bieber starred on Saturday.

The Yankees made it two from two to begin their series against the Red Sox with an 11-5 victory.

Clint Frazier was the star for the Yankees, going three-for-three with five RBIs.

Red Sox pitcher Nathan Eovaldi lasted 5.1 innings, but conceded three home runs and eight runs as Boston fell to 6-15, while the Yankees are 14-6.

Bieber continued to shine for the Cleveland Indians.

He struck out 11 across seven innings in a 3-1 win over the Detroit Tigers.

Bieber is the first pitcher in the modern era to tally 50-plus strikeouts and allow five or fewer runs in his first five starts of a season, according to STATS.

Tremendous Trout, Tatis

Mike Trout smashed his ninth home run of the season, but the Los Angeles Angels were edged 6-5 by the Dodgers.

Dodgers star Mookie Betts also homered before Max Muncy's sacrifice fly in the 10th inning.

Joining Trout on nine homers was Fernando Tatis Jr., who went deep in the San Diego Padres' 7-6 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Aaron Nola was in fine form for the Philadelphia Phillies. He gave up just three hits and struck out eight in seven innings in a 6-2 victory over the New York Mets.

Giolito struggles

Lucas Giolito conceded five runs (four earned) and six hits in five innings as the Chicago White Sox went down to the St Louis Cardinals 5-1.

Athletics' comebacks continue

The Oakland Athletics became the fourth team in the modern era to win back-to-back games despite trailing by three-plus runs in the ninth inning or later in both, edging the San Francisco Giants 7-6.

Saturday's results

St Louis Cardinals 5-1 Chicago White Sox
St Louis Cardinals 6-3 Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins 4-2 Kansas City Royals
Kansas City Royals 4-2 Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers 6-5 Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 New York Mets
Cleveland Indians 3-1 Detroit Tigers
Atlanta Braves 2-1 Miami Marlins
New York Yankees 11-5 Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics 7-6 San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros 2-1 Seattle Mariners
Baltimore Orioles 7-3 Washington Nationals
Arizona Diamondbacks 7-6 San Diego Padres
Texas Rangers 6-4 Colorado Rockies
Los Angeles Dodgers 6-5 Los Angeles Angels

Nationals at Orioles

Max Scherzer (1-1, 2.75 ERA) will lead the Washington Nationals (7-11) into their clash with the Baltimore Orioles (12-8) on Sunday.

New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole dominated the Boston Red Sox, while the Los Angeles Dodgers claimed their series against city rivals the Los Angeles Angels.

Cole earned his 20th consecutive regular-season win as the Yankees accounted for MLB rivals the Red Sox 10-3 in New York on Friday.

The Yankees pitcher tied Roger Clemens (1998-99) for the longest such streak in American League history, per STATS.

Cole allowed one run and four hits, while striking out eight, walking none and throwing 95 pitches against the Red Sox.

Gary Sanchez homered for the second straight game and Gleyber Torres had four hits, including a two-run double in the third inning, as the Yankees improved to 7-0 at home for the fourth time since 1959.

Clayton Kershaw and Cody Bellinger led the way for the Dodgers, who defeated the Angels 7-4.

Kershaw had a one-hitter through seven innings and reigning National League MVP Bellinger homered twice with four RBIs as the Dodgers claimed their series against the Angels.

The Dodgers (14-7) now have sole possession of first place in the NL West, ahead of the Colorado Rockies (12-7) – who lost 3-2 to the Texas Rangers.

Bichette stays hot as Jays continue to homer, Lynn's complete game

Bo Bichette homered for the fourth consecutive game to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 12-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Toronto hit six home runs against the Rays in Buffalo.

Bryce Harper's walk-off single helped the Philadelphia Phillies edge the New York Mets 6-5. Since Harper entered the league in 2012, his 12 walk offs are the most by any player, as per STATS.

The Cleveland Indians have now won 18 straight games against the Detroit Tigers following their 10-5 victory – the longest win streak against any opponent in franchise history. It also ties the longest run by any team versus a divisional opponent since divisions started in 1969, per STATS.

Lance Lynn pitched a complete game for the Rangers. Lynn allowed two runs, one earned, and just two hits for his first complete game since 2014.

Pittsburgh's Kuhl struggles

Chad Kuhl conceded a pair of homers, gave up four hits and three runs with one walk in five innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates were swept aside 8-1 by the Cincinnati Reds.

Yelich blasts lifts Brewers

Trailing 3-1, Christian Yelich smashed a three-run home run in the sixth inning as the Milwaukee Brewers overcame the Chicago Cubs 4-3.

Friday's results

Baltimore Orioles 6-2 Washington Nationals
Washington Nationals 15-3 Baltimore Orioles
Toronto Blue Jays 12-4 Tampa Bay Rays
Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 New York Mets
New York Yankees 10-3 Boston Red Sox
Miami Marlins 8-2 Atlanta Braves
Cleveland Indians 10-5 Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds 8-1 Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 Chicago Cubs
Texas Rangers 3-2 Colorado Rockies
Houston Astros 11-1 Seattle Mariners
Arizona Diamondbacks 5-1 San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers 7-4 Los Angeles Angels
Oakland Athletics 8-7 San Francisco Giants

Red Sox at Yankees

The Red Sox (6-14) will look to bounce back against the Yankees (13-6) on Saturday. Nathan Aovaldi starts for Boston, while New York send James Paxton to the mound.

Mookie Betts made history in an incredible performance for the Los Angeles Dodgers, while Yu Darvish starred again in MLB.

Betts crushed three home runs as the Dodgers cruised past the San Diego Padres 11-2 on Thursday.

A star recruit for the Dodgers earlier this year, Betts joined illustrious company with his latest display.

With his sixth career three-homer effort, Betts is alongside Johnny Mize and Sammy Sosa for the most in MLB history.

Darvish struck out 11 and conceded just one hit in seven innings to lead the Chicago Cubs past the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2.

Ian Happ went two-for-three with an RBI as the Cubs improved to 13-3 this season.

Rays hammer Red Sox, Nido delivers

The Tampa Bay Rays completed a dominant four-game sweep of the Boston Red Sox. The 17-8 win saw the Rays blast 42 runs across the series. The Rays are the first visiting team to record a four-game sweep at Fenway Park while scoring eight-plus runs in every game, as per STATS.

Tomas Nido hit two homers, including a grand slam, in the New York Mets' 8-2 success over the Washington Nationals.

David Peterson pitched five innings and gave up just one hit to improve to 3-1 this season, but he reportedly suffered a shoulder injury.

Arrieta's struggles continue

Jake Arrieta again battled in the Philadelphia Phillies' 11-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. The pitcher is now 1-2 this season after giving up seven hits and four runs in just 4.2 innings.

Marvellous Mookie

Betts was the star of the show with his three homers.

Thursday's results

New York Mets 8-2 Washington Nationals
Baltimore Orioles 11-4 Philadelphia Phillies
Tampa Bay Rays 17-8 Boston Red Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates 9-6 Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs 4-2 Milwaukee Brewers
Los Angeles Dodgers 11-2 San Diego Padres

Dodgers at Angels

The Los Angeles rivals begin a three-game series on Friday. Clayton Kershaw (1-1, 3.60 ERA) will take the mound for the Dodgers, up against the Angels' Patrick Sandoval (0-1, 2.70 ERA).

The Toronto Blue Jays produced a remarkable performance, however, they still lost 14-11 to the Miami Marlins in a wild extra-innings showdown.

Toronto rallied from 8-0 down and levelled the MLB encounter at 11-11 in the bottom of the eighth inning after homering in six straight innings on Wednesday.

However, Magneuris Sierra hit the go-ahead single in the 10th inning to spare the Marlins' blushes away to the relocated Blue Jays in Buffalo midweek.

Per STATS, the Blue Jays became the first team in MLB history to have at least 18 hits and seven home runs in a game and still lose.

DJ LeMahieu starred again as the New York Yankees beat the Atlanta Braves 6-3.

In the absence of All-Star slugger Aaron Judge, LeMahieu had four hits in five at-bats – raising his average to an American League (AL)-leading .431 – to help the Yankees complete a two-game interleague sweep.

The Yankees are now 23-0-3 in their last 26 series at home – the longest undefeated streak in franchise history, surpassing previous bests in 1997-98 and 1937 according to STATS.

Cubs enjoying best start since 1970

The Chicago Cubs are flying at the moment. A 7-2 win over the Cleveland Indians matched the franchise's best start in 50 years. The Cubs improved to 12-3 – equalling Chicago's start after 15 games in 1970.

Bo Bichette went five for five for the Blue Jays as he became the youngest player in team history with a five-hit game. The 22-year-old also became the first shortstop in the modern era to reach base safely six times, hit a home run and steal two bases in the same game, per STATS.

Ramon Laureano made three fine catches and the Oakland Athletics homered three times to top the Los Angeles Angels 8-4 on the road. Stephen Piscotty, Matt Olson and Robbie Grossman homered for the Athletics.

Martin Maldonado hit a three-run homer as the Houston Astros accounted for the San Francisco Giants 5-1. It came on the back of Zack Greinke's strong start in which he only allowed one run and seven hits over a season-high 6.1 innings for his first win. Greinke struck out seven and walked one.

Jays' Pearson struggles

It was a difficult outing for rookie pitcher Nate Pearson. He allowed seven runs – four earned – on five hits and four walks, while striking out one across 2.1 innings. Pearson unravelled in the third, allowing a pair of singles and walks before exiting the game with the Blue Jays down 4-0 and bases loaded.

Charlie Blackmon's streak came to an end in the Colorado Rockies' 13-7 defeat against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He went 0 for four, ending his hitting streak at 15 games. His average dipped to .472, having entered the contest batting at .500.

Soto bests his own effort

After his monster home run on Monday, Washington Nationals star Juan Soto went long again. Soto blasted a 466-foot homer in the opening inning of the World Series champions' 11-6 defeat to the New York Mets, surpassing his career-best 463-foot effort from two days earlier. Soto is now tied for fifth with 60 home runs before the age of 22.

Wednesday's results

Oakland Athletics 8-4 Los Angeles Angels
Arizona Diamondbacks 13-7 Colorado Rockies
Chicago White Sox 7-5 Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs 7-2 Cleveland Indians
Miami Marlins 14-11 Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City Royals 5-4 Cincinnati Reds
Baltimore Orioles 5-4 Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees 6-3 Atlanta Braves
New York Mets 11-6 Washington Nationals
Minnesota Twins 12-2 Milwaukee Brewers
Houston Astros 5-1 San Francisco Giants
Tampa Bay Rays 9-5 Boston Red Sox
Texas Rangers 7-4 Seattle Mariners
Los Angeles Dodgers 6-0 San Diego Padres

Nationals at Mets

After missing the chance to close out their series against the Mets (8-11), the Nationals (6-8) will have another opportunity in the fourth and final encounter on Thursday. The Nationals will send Austin Voth to the mound, while the Mets counter with David Peterson.

Aaron Judge crushed another home run for the New York Yankees, while Max Scherzer led the Washington Nationals in MLB on Tuesday.

Judge blasted his MLB-leading ninth homer of the season as the Yankees overcame the Atlanta Braves 9-6.

Luke Voit got the Yankees going with a three-run homer in the first inning, setting them up to improve to 11-6.

Yankees pitcher Jordan Montgomery pitched six innings, conceding three runs in the win.

Back from a hamstring injury, Scherzer got through six innings as the Nationals edged the New York Mets 2-1.

He struck out seven and gave up six hits to help the Nationals to a narrow win.

Blue Jays right at home as Hays hits inside-the-park HR

In their Buffalo debut, the Toronto Blue Jays needed 10 innings to get past the Miami Marlins 5-4 thanks to Travis Shaw's walk-off single.

Austin Hays hit an inside-the-park homer in the Baltimore Orioles' 10-9 win over the Philadelphia Phillies.

Dylan Bundy continued his good form. The Los Angeles Angels pitcher struck out 10 over seven innings in a 6-0 win over the Oakland Athletics.

Dodgers pair struggle

Cody Bellinger and AJ Pollock went 0-for-four as the Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the San Diego Padres 6-2.

Manny magic

Manny Machado blasted a grand slam in the Padres' win.

Tuesday's results

Toronto Blue Jays 5-4 Miami Marlins
Cincinnati Reds 6-5 Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees 9-6 Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles 10-9 Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs 7-1 Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox 8-4 Detroit Tigers
Washington Nationals 2-1 New York Mets
Tampa Bay Rays 8-2 Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers 6-4 Minnesota Twins
Colorado Rockies 8-7 Arizona Diamondbacks
Texas Rangers 4-2 Seattle Mariners
Los Angeles Angels 6-0 Oakland Athletics
San Diego Padres 6-2 Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants 7-6 Houston Astros

Cubs at Indians

The Chicago Cubs (11-3) look to continue their strong form against the Cleveland Indians (10-8) on Wednesday, with Kyle Hendricks (2-1, 3.54 ERA) and Carlos Carrasco (2-1, 2.50 ERA) on the mound.

Juan Soto's epic home run headlined the Washington Nationals' barrage against the New York Mets as the MLB World Series champions won 16-4.

Soto produced a two-run shot in the third inning in Washington's dominant display away to the Mets at Citi Field in New York on Monday.

Asdrubal Cabrera led the Nationals with two doubles, two home runs and five RBIs against his former team in the Big Apple.

Per STATS, Cabrera is the first player to go four-for-four with four extra base hits against a former team since the Dodgers' Johnny Cooney did so against the Boston Bees in 1937.

The game also marked the first time in franchise history that three players all recorded at least three hits, three RBIs and a home after Trea Turner produced three hits, three RBIs and a home run.

The Philadelphia Phillies put on a show with five home runs as they defeated the Atlanta Braves 13-8.

A grand slam from Didi Gregorius and Bryce Harper's three-run shot set the tone for the red-hot Phillies in Philadelphia, while Roman Quinn, Jean Segura and J.T. Realmuto also homered.

It came as Aaron Nola almost celebrated a complete game, allowing one run, two hits and 10 strikeouts through eight innings before two relievers gave up seven runs in the ninth.

Jones with an inside-the-park homer

JaCoby Jones inspired the Detroit Tigers to their fourth consecutive victory, a 5-1 win against the Chicago White Sox. Jones hit an inside-the-park home run in the seventh inning. Tiger team-mate Niko Goodrum homered and tallied four hits.

The Minnesota Twins were 4-2 winners over the Milwaukee Brewers to snap a four-game skid. Eddie Rosario helped stop the rot, clubbing a grand slam in the third inning to erase an early 1-0 deficit in Milwaukee.

Mike Trout's two home runs, including the go-ahead homer in the eighth, lifted the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-9 triumph and snapped the Oakland Athletics' nine-game winning streak.

Gibson struggles against Mariners

Kyle Gibson conceded a three-run shot in the fifth inning as the Texas Rangers were swept aside 10-2 by the Texas Rangers. Gibson allowed four runs and nine hits in 4.3 innings.

Mookie Betts, Cody Bellinger and Justin Turner struggled in the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 loss to the San Diego Padres. The trio were one for four with a strikeout each, while the Dodgers were one for eight with runners in scoring positions.

Soto with a monster homer

Soto's home run off Mets starter Steven Matz travelled 463 feet – the longest homer of the Nationals star's career. Only Giancarlo Stanton (468 feet in 2017), Kyle Schwarber (467 in 2017 and Freddie Freeman (464 in 2015) have hit longer home runs at Citi Field since Statcast began tracking in 2015.

Monday's results

Washington Nationals 16-4 New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies 13-8 Atlanta Braves
Detroit Tigers 5-1 Chicago White Sox
Houston Astros 6-4 San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres 2-1 Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Angels 10-9 Oakland Athletics
Seattle Mariners 10-2 Texas Rangers
Arizona Diamondbacks 12-8 Colorado Rockies
Minnesota Twins 4-2 Milwaukee Brewers
Tampa Bay Rays 8-7 Boston Red Sox

Marlins at Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays (5-8) will stage their first game at temporary home Sahlen Field in Buffalo on Tuesday when they host the Miami Marlins (7-3). Bottom of the AL East, the Blue Jays will send Ryu Hyun-jin to the mound, while the Marlins will counter with Elieser Hernandez.

The Atlanta Braves completed two wins over the Philadelphia Phillies in MLB, while Fernando Tatis Jr. continued his incredible form.

The Braves improved to 11-6 thanks to 5-2 and 8-0 victories over the Phillies on Sunday.

Ronald Acuna Jr. starred in the 8-0 win, going four-for-four with two home runs and three RBIs.

The Braves are second in the National League (NL) East, behind the Miami Marlins (7-3).

Tatis' stunning form for the San Diego Padres continued in a 9-5 win against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

The 21-year-old blasted his equal-high eighth home run of the season.

DeGrom gets the job done as Moreland lifts Red Sox

Jacob deGrom battled a blister but got through five innings, giving up two runs and striking out six in the New York Mets' 4-2 success over the Marlins.

Mitch Moreland delivered for the Boston Red Sox. He hit a two-run walk-off homer in a 5-3 win against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Lance Lynn struck out six and conceded just two runs in five innings as the Texas Rangers beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-3.

Bad Bumgarner battling back injury

Madison Bumgarner conceded four home runs in two innings as the Diamondbacks fell to the Padres. Now 0-3 this season, he is reportedly battling a back injury.

Benches clear between A's and Astros

The benches cleared during the Oakland Athletics' 7-2 win against the Houston Astros after Ramon Laureano was hit by a pitch for the second time in the game.

Sunday's results

Atlanta Braves 5-2 Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets 4-2 Miami Marlins
Tampa Bay Rays 4-3 New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox 5-3 Toronto Blue Jays
Detroit Tigers 2-1 Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City Royals 4-2 Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers 9-3 Cincinnati Reds
Texas Rangers 7-3 Los Angeles Angels
Atlanta Braves 8-0 Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 San Francisco Giants
Oakland Athletics 7-2 Houston Astros
San Diego Padres 9-5 Arizona Diamondbacks
Seattle Mariners 5-3 Colorado Rockies
Cleveland Indians 5-4 Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles 5-2 Washington Nationals (suspended)

White Sox at Tigers

Dallas Keuchel (2-1, 2.55 ERA) will lead the Chicago White Sox (8-8) into a clash with American League (AL) Central rivals the Detroit Tigers (8-5) on Monday.

Frankie Montas led the Oakland Athletics to an eighth straight win in MLB on Saturday.

Suspended for 80 games last season after testing positive to a performance-enhancing substance, Montas continued his return to prominence with another fine performance in a 3-1 victory over the Houston Astros.

The 27-year pitched seven scoreless innings and struck out five, while Marcus Semien hit a homer in the first inning for the AL West leaders.

Gerritt Cole struck out 10 Tampa Bay Rays batters before being pulled a single out short of qualifying for a 20th successive regular-season win, but the New York Yankees still claimed an 8-4 victory in the opening game of their doubleheader.

They had considerably less success in the second game, suffering a 5-3 defeat and losing Giancarlo Stanton to a hamstring injury.

Manager Aaron Boone and hitting coach Marcus Thames were both ejected.

Soler steals the show

Jorge Soler blasted two homers in back-to-back innings to light up the Kansas City Royals' 9-6 win over the Minnesota Twins.

Jake Arrieta threw six shutout innings to help secure the Philadelphia Phillies a dominant 5-0 win against the Atlanta Braves.

J.D. Davis hammered a crucial three-run homer in the seventh inning to inspire the New York Mets to an 8-4 victory over the Miami Marlins.

Meanwhile, Juan Soto homered for the first time this season - and tied Mickey Mantle for the eighth-most opposite-field shots before the age of 22 - but the Washington Nationals lost 5-3 against the Baltimore Orioles.

No relief for Nationals

Austin Voth's strong start for the Nationals came to nothing against the Orioles after relievers Sean Doolittle and Daniel Hudson gave up three homers between them. Doolittle went the distance on consecutive pitches.

Harper heroics

Bryce Harper played his part for the Phillies with a stunning diving catch.

Saturday's results

New York Yankees 8-4 Tampa Bay Rays
Tampa Bay Rays 5-3 New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians 7-1 Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers 11-5 Pittsburgh Pirates
Oakland Athletics 3-1 Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies 5-0 Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles 5-3 Washington Nationals
Kansas City Royals 9-6 Minnesota Twins
Texas Rangers 2-0 Los Angeles Angels
Cincinnati Reds 4-1 Milwaukee Brewers
New York Mets 8-4 Miami Marlins
Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 Boston Red Sox
San Francisco Giants 5-4 Los Angeles Dodgers
Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2 San Diego Padres
Colorado Rockies 5-0 Seattle Mariners

Marlins at Mets

The NL East-leading Marlins will look to make amends for their loss to the Mets when the teams meet again at Citi Field on Sunday.

Trevor Bauer starred as Mike Trout homered on his birthday again in MLB on Friday.

Bauer struck out 12 over six innings, giving up just one run in the Cincinnati Reds' 8-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers.

The Brewers managed just three hits against Bauer, who is 2-0 this season.

Nick Castellanos and Matt Davidson both managed three RBIs for the Reds.

Trout celebrated his 29th birthday with a home run, but the Los Angeles Angels fell to the Texas Rangers 4-3.

It was the fifth time Trout has homered on his birthday, just one less than Mark Reynolds and Alex Rodriguez for the all-time record, as per STATS.

Yelich homers as Tigers rally

Christian Yelich hit his third home run of the season in the Brewers' loss to the Reds.

Jose Iglesias continued his good form. He went four-for-four with three RBIs in the Baltimore Orioles' 11-0 thrashing of the Washington Nationals.

Alex Verdugo crushed two homers in the Boston Red Sox's 5-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Detroit Tigers improved to 6-5 after a wild 17-13 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Shocking Sanchez

Anibal Sanchez was dominated by the Orioles. He conceded 10 hits and five runs in 5.1 innings in the Nationals' heavy loss.

Athletics' walk-off win

The Oakland Athletics had a walk-off win over the Houston Astros thanks to a Marcus Semien single.

Friday's results

Baltimore Orioles 11-0 Washington Nationals
Tampa Bay Rays 1-0 New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers 17-13 Pittsburgh Pirates
Miami Marlins 4-3 New York Mets
Boston Red Sox 5-3 Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City Royals 3-2 Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox 2-0 Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds 8-3 Milwaukee Brewers
Texas Rangers 4-3 Los Angeles Angels
Oakland Athletics 3-2 Houston Astros
San Diego Padres 3-0 Arizona Diamondbacks
Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2 San Francisco Giants
Colorado Rockies 8-4 Seattle Mariners

Yankees at Rays

Gerrit Cole (3-0, 2.55 ERA) will be aiming for a 20th straight regular-season win when the Yankees (9-4) take on the Rays (6-7) on Saturday.

Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich hit an inside-the-park home run in an 8-3 MLB win over the Chicago White Sox.

Yelich recorded the first inside-the-park homer of his career as the Brewers beat the White Sox on Thursday.

The 2018 National League MVP, who signed a nine-year, $215million contract extension in March, took advantage of Eloy Jimenez's struggles in the fifth inning.

Yelich walked four times against the White Sox as he became the first MLB player to have an inside-the-park home run and four walks in a game since Dode Paskert in 1912, per STATS.

The Cleveland Indians, meanwhile, dismantled the Cincinnati Reds 13-0.

Jose Ramirez became the first player in MLB history to homer from both sides of the plate in a game twice within his team's first 15 games of a season, via STATS.

Ohtani homers, Mattingly becomes Marlins' winningest manager

Unable to pitch due to a shoulder injury, Los Angeles Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani homered in his first plate appearance since being shut down on the mound in a 6-1 rout of the Seattle Mariners. Ohtani smashed a Taijuan Walker pitch to the opposite side of the field in the second inning. Angels team-mate Dylan Bundy also struck out 10 batters in his third complete game of his career.

Don Mattingly became the winningest manager in Miami Marlins history after his team edged the Baltimore Orioles 8-7. The Marlins, who had their season postponed due to a coronavirus outbreak, are now 6-1 following a 57-105 win-loss campaign in 2019. They are the first team to start 6-1 or better through seven games after recording 105-plus losses the previous season since the St Louis Perfectos began 7-0 in 1899.

The Philadelphia Phillies split their series with the high-flying New York Yankees after winning 5-4 thanks to J.T. Realmuto's three-run homer.

Reds' woes continue

The Reds were put to the sword by the Indians. Cincinnati failed to score in the final 23 innings of the home-and-home series.

Markakis opts in and delivers walk-off

Having initially decided to sit out the season, Nick Markakis returned and produced an epic 4-3 walk-off win for the Atlanta Braves against the Toronto Blue Jays. Markakis, who announced his intention to opt out on July 6, delivered for the Braves in the ninth inning.

Thursday's results

Colorado Rockies 6-4 San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Angels 6-1 Seattle Mariners
Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians 13-0 Cincinnati Reds
Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 Houston Astros
Kansas City Royals 13-2 Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves 4-3 Toronto Blue Jays
Miami Marlins 8-7 Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers 8-3 Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 Minnesota Twins
Oakland Athletics 6-4 Texas Rangers

Marlins at Mets

Riding a five-game winning streak, the Marlins will face the New York Mets (5-8) on Friday.

Mike Trout blasted two home runs in MLB on Wednesday, while the Boston Red Sox ended their losing streak.

Trout crushed two homers but the Los Angeles Angels' comeback bid fell short in a 7-6 loss to the Seattle Mariners.

Kyle Seager went two-for-five with three RBIs and a home run in the Mariners' win.

The Angels fell to a 4-8 record, while Seattle improved to 5-8.

The Red Sox ended a four-game losing streak by beating the Tampa Bay Rays 5-0.

Martin Perez pitched five innings, giving up just four hits while striking out four.

Darvish dominates, Pederson goes deep twice

Yu Darvish starred as the Chicago Cubs' good start to the season continued. He conceded just one run in seven innings, striking out four in a 6-1 win over the Kansas City Royals. The Cubs are 10-2.

Joc Pederson crushed two homers and had five RBIs in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 7-6 victory against the San Diego Padres.

Mike Clevinger got through 5.2 innings, conceding just two hits in the Cleveland Indians' 2-0 success over the Cincinnati Reds.

Horrible Happ

J.A. Happ struggled badly for the New York Yankees. He gave up four runs and walked six batters in three innings in an 11-7 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. The teams split their two games on Wednesday.

Inside-the-park homer!

Kole Calhoun delivered an inside-the-park homer in the Arizona Diamondbacks' 14-7 win over the Houston Astros

Wednesday's results

Philadelphia Phillies 11-7 New York Yankees
New York Yankees 3-1 Philadelphia Phillies
Miami Marlins 1-0 Baltimore Orioles
Miami Marlins 2-1 Baltimore Orioles
New York Mets 3-1 Washington Nationals
Boston Red Sox 5-0 Tampa Bay Rays
Minnesota Twins 5-2 Pittsburgh Pirates
Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 Atlanta Braves
Cleveland Indians 2-0 Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs 6-1 Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers 1-0 Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Giants 4-3 Colorado Rockies
Arizona Diamondbacks 14-7 Houston Astros
Oakland Athletics 6-4 Texas Rangers
Los Angeles Dodgers 7-6 San Diego Padres
Seattle Mariners 7-6 Los Angeles Angels

Yankees at Phillies

The Yankees (9-2) and Phillies (2-4) complete their four-game series on Thursday.