Fewer games last night in the MLB, but still full of action. Here’s one thing from every MLB game from yesterday.
Twins 13 Diamondbacks 6
The Twins used thirteen hits, including a three-run homer from Byron Buxton, to beat the Diamondbacks. Margot, Lewis, and Miranda all drove in two runs.
The Cubs scored two in the top of the tenth to sneak past San Francisco. Ian Happ drove in the game-winning runs with a two-run Shota Imanaga allowed three runs on five hits during his six innings of work.
White Sox 1 Braves 0
A Luis Robert home run in the first inning was all the Sox needed to pull away the win. Chicago used five pitchers to shut down the Braves offense. Chris Sale struck out eleven in seven innings but picked up the loss.
Marlins 7 Phillies 4
The Marlins rallied, scoring all seven in the final three innings. A solo homer from Jake Burger in the eighth was the winning run for Miami. Bryce Harper injured his hamstring, hustling to first on the last out of the game.
"I've never felt anything like this before."
Bryce Harper speaks with the media following the left hamstring injury he sustained on the final play of the game. pic.twitter.com/WYY7DMKEUD
— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) June 28, 2024
Corbin Burnes allowed one run on nine hits in seven innings. Four Orioles went deep including Adley Rutchman’s fifteenth on the year.
Blue Jays 9 Yankees 2
Five in the first from Toronto helped them past the Yankees, who have now lost four straight. George Springer hit two home runs and drove in six runs. Jose Berrios went seven innings and struck out eight.
Reds 11 Cardinals 4
The Reds collected sixteen hits, including three from Elly De La Cruz. Andrew Abbott allowed two runs through five innings.
Royals 2 Guardians 1
The Royals scored two in the sixth inning to squeak out a win against the division leaders. A sac fly from Vinnie Pasquantino was the winning run for Kansas City.
Angels 5 Tigers 0
Davis Daniel blanked the Tigers in his first career start. He threw eight innings with eight strikeouts. The Halos hit three home runs.
Photo Credit: Aaron Judge #99 of the New York Yankees reacts. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)
