Snell Leads Rays To Sweep Of Yankees In St. Petersburg
Rays win 5-3 at home as Blake Snell strikes out nine over 5 1/3 innings and Luke Maile delivers a two run single. Michael Pineda takes the loss while Brad Miller homers to put Tampa Bay ahead. Beltran climbs the career HR list with a two run shot as New York drops to 8-5 since a rough stretch.
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Orioles Rally in 12th to Top AL East Over Blue Jays
Jonathan Schoop delivered the go ahead in the 12th inning and the Orioles beat Toronto 6 2 to snap a season worst five game slide Adam Jones added a three run homer in the 12th helping Baltimore move a half game ahead of the Blue Jays Michael Givens earned the win authoring one scoreless inning in Toronto tailed by Aaron Sanchez’s 19 shutout innings streak ending in the seventh.
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Indians Acquire Miller as Lucroy Trade Falls Through
Cleveland adds All-Star reliever Andrew Miller from the Yankees for four minor leaguers including Clint Frazier as Lucroy vetoes his no-trade clause. The Indians push for October with Miller joining a bullpen led by Bryan Shaw and Cody Allen while Lucroy declines Milwaukee’s offer. Miller arrives as Cleveland seeks another World Series shot after a 8-0 win over Oakland.
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Cardinals add lefty Zach Duke to bolster bullpen depth
The St. Louis Cardinals acquire left-hander Zach Duke from the Chicago White Sox for minor league outfielder Charlie Tilson. Duke, 2-0 with a 2.63 ERA in 2025, has 53 appearances for the AL lead and joins a bullpen needing stability after Trevor Rosenthal’s shoulder inflammation.
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