Major League Standings and Box Scores
MLB results and upcoming games for Wednesday and Thursday across all divisions. Scores include Kansas City over Seattle 1-? and Chicago White Sox 5-2 Toronto, plus multiple late schedule games with pitchers and records. Key matchups feature Boston at Houston, Minnesota at Detroit, and Los Angeles teams facing Arizona and the Dodgers vs Pirates.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Seattle
Chicago White Sox
Toronto
Boston
Houston
Minnesota
N.Y
Iowa
Baltimore
Akin
Tampa Bay
Yarbrough
Giolito
Skubal
Dunn
Cleveland
Civale
Stripling
Richards
Urquidy
Shoemaker
Singer
Oakland
Irvin
L.A. Angels
Chtani
Arizona
Kelly
Texas
Foltynewicz
L.A. Dodgers
Kershaw
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Luetge
Polanco
Peralta
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Cincinnati Ab
Suarez
Peterson
Barnhart c
Pinac
Farmer
Bradley Jr
Castillo P
Sims P
Reyes
Doolittle P
Suter P
Stephnsn
Taylor Ph
Warren
Boxberger
Goudeau
Milner P
Robertson
Milwaukee Cincinna
Adames
Vogelbach
Castellanos
Castillo
Arias
Doolittle
Taylor
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Atlanta Philadelphia
Almonte
Williams
Inciarte
Knapp
Heredia
Janowski
K.smith
Marchan
Anderson
Torreyes
Adrianza
Miller
Minter
Alvarado
Santana
Wheeler
Jackson
Realmto Phi
Contreras Phi Neris
Martin
Bohm
Crawford Ss
Grossman
Haniger
Schoop
Seager
Cabrera
France
Baddoo Pr
Herrera
Segura
Freeman Murphy
Paredes
Sb—Herrera
All
SO Bauers
Cameron
Martin L
E—Seager
Walton
Neris
Rogers
Sb—Fraley
W.castro
Pittsburgh
Sheffield L
Pittsburgh West
Misiewicz
Rios Betts
Frazier
Santiago Muncy
Hayes
Detroit Turner
Reynolds Cf
Alexander
Bellinger
Stallingsc
Garcia
Beaty If
Evans Rs
Bickford P
Gonzalez
Foley H
Pujols Ph
Tom If
Jimenez W
Lange
McKinstry
Newman Ss
Soto
Lux Ss
Keller P
Gamelph
Bednarp
Crick
Toronto Chicago
Semien Ss
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Merceds
Moncada
Hernandez
Abreulb
E.gonzalez
Hr—Betts
Grichuk
Grandale
Reynolds
Sb—Betts
McKin- Gurriel If
Vaughn If
Panik
Gardarf
Stry
S—Arias
Adams c
SO Engel
Los Angeles Teller
Mendick
Espinal
Bickford
Pittsburgh Toronto
Keller L
Stratton
Shreve
Mercedes
Abreu
Underwood Jr
Grandal
Engel
Bednar
SO Crick
Keller
Turner
Beaty
Ryu L
Castro
Payamps
Miami
Colorado
Keuchel
Marshall H
R Hbi
Blackmon Rf
L.diaz Pr
Rodgers
McMahon E—Tucker
Marte
Alfaro
Berti
Aguilar
Hr—Rodgers
Duvall
Alvarez
Tucker
Isholm Jr
McMahon
Bogaerts
Dalbec
Gurriel
Altuve
Martinez
Arroyo
Sf—Martinez
Gonzalez L
Chacin
Ottavino
J.taylor
Rendon
Perez c
Walshib
National League leaders spark big season marks
Castellanos and Winker pace batting with Cincinnati atop the league list. Acuna Jr leads home runs, with Tatts Jr and Winker close behind. Wimmer, Arenado, and several others feature prominently in RBIs, hits, doubles, and steals while pitching leaders include J.Arias and Gausman with strong ERA and strikeout counts.
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N.castellanos
Cincinnati
Winker
A.frazier
Pittsburgh
Bryant
Chicago
T.turner
Washington
Riley
Atlanta
P.smith
Arizona
Tapia
Colorado
Reynolds
Arenado
St. Louis
Rms — Acuna Jr
C.taylor
Los Angeles
Tatis Jr
San Diego
Duvall
Miami
Baez
Naaui
Acuna Jr
Edman
Cronenworth
A Frazier
Albies
Betts
Yastrzemski
San Francisco
Hoskins
Philadelphia
M.rojas
Triples
D.peralta
Hampson
C.dickerson
Owings
Tatts Jr
O'Neill
Crawford
F.freeman
Escobar
Muncy
McMahon
E.suarez
Pham
Chisholm Jr
Profar
Story
J.arias
Flaherty
Gausman
Tr.Rogers
Suter
Milwaukee
Hendricks
Kershaw
F.peralta
Darvish
Bauer
deGrom
New York
Woodruff
T.walker
Scherzer
Wheeler
Musgrove
Barnes
Major League Roster Moves Across Teams
Baseball teams announce options recalls and IL placements across the majors. Orioles option Ryan McKenna. Red Sox recall Brandon Brennan and option Phillips Valdez. White Sox place Madrigal on 60 day IL. Indians trade Jake Bauers to Seattle for PTBNL. Tigers place Hill Holland and Garcia on 10 day IL. Daz Cameron and Lange Burrows recalled. JaCoby Jones outrighted. Astros rehab Lance McCullers Jr. at Sugar Land. Twins sign Jason Garcia to minors. Athletics option Reymin Guduan. Mariners acquire Jake Bauers from Cleveland. DFA Jack Mayfield. Evan White to Tacoma on rehab. Diamondbacks name Short Hedman as co-hitting coaches. Coles and Hinske let go. Rockies Story reinstated. Trejo optioned. Reds buy Logan Morrison. Brewers Shaw on 10 day IL. Weigel recalled. Phillies Marchan recalled. Anderson on 10 day IL. Pirates Cahill reinstated. Oviedo IL. Cardinals Nogowski and Waddell optioned. Padres Grisham rehab in El Paso. Giants Davis rehab in Sacramento.
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Baltimore Orioles
Ryan McKenna
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Brandon Brennan
Worcester
Phillips Valdez
Chicago White Sox
Nick Madrigal
Brian Goodwin
Charlotte
Cleveland Indians
Jake Bauers
Seattle
Detroit Tigers
Derek Hill
Derek Holland
Rony Garcia
Daz Cameron
Alex Lange
Beau Burrows
Toledo
JaCoby Jones
Houston Astros
Lance McCullers Jr
Sugar Land
Minnesota Twins
Jason Garcia
Oakland Athletics
Reymin Guduan
Las Vegas
Seattle Mariners
Cleveland
Jack Mayfield
Evan White
Tacoma
Arizona Diamondbacks
Rick Short
Drew Hedman
Darnell Coles
Eric Hinske
Colorado Rockies
Trevor Story
Alan Trejo
Albuquerque
Cincinnati Reds
Logan Morrison
High Point
Milwaukee Brewers
Travis Shaw
Patrick Weigel
Nashville
Philadelphia Phillies
Rafael Marchan
Lehigh Valley
Chase Anderson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Trevor Cahill
Luis Oviedo
ST. Louis Cardinals
John Nogowski
Brandon Waddell
Memphis
SAN Diego Padres
Baseball Moments On June 11 Historical Highlights
On June 11 baseball lore recalls Wicker’s 12 inning one hitter in 1904 Cubs win, Vander Meer’s back-to-back no hitters in 1938 Reds win, 1967 Cubs seven homers and Mets four in a doubleheader, Hayes’s two first inning homers for Phillies in 1985, Rhoden used as DH for Yankees in 1988, and Nolan Ryan’s sixth no hitter in 1990 as Rangers defeated Athletics 5-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wicker
Chicago Cubs
Sam Mertes
New York Giants
Wicker
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Adolfo Phillips
Chicago
von Hayes
Hayes
Philadelphia Phillies
Rick Rhoden
Jose Cruz
Baltimore
Nolan Ryan
Texas Rangers
Oakland Athletics
Ryan
Keller's roller coaster ride continues with another rough start
Mitch Keller struggled in a 6-3 Pirates loss to the Dodgers at PNC Park as rain-delayed action limited him to 2 2/3 innings. He yielded five hits and four earned runs with control issues, leaving him with a 7.04 ERA and a .290 opponent average this season amid a mix of good and bad outings.
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Pittsburgh
Mitch Keller
Dodgers
Mookie Betts
Keller
Pnc Park
Julio Arias
Pirates
White Sox rally past Blue Jays 5 2 in Chicago
Dallas Keuchel pitched six solid innings and Jose Abreu drove in two with RBI doubles as the White Sox defeated Toronto 5 2. Yasmani Grandal and Adam Engel homered, while Hyun Jin Ryu took the loss for the Blue Jays as Marcus Semien and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. drove in Toronto’s runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Keuchel
Yasmani Grandal
White Sox
Blue Jays
Chicago
Adam Engel
Jose Abreu
Marcus Semien
Lourdes Gurriel Jr
Toronto
Hyun Jin Ryu
Keuchel
Liam Hendriks
Phillies
Braves
Jean Segura
Chris Martin
Philadelphia
Freedie Freeman
Hector Neris
Jose Alvarado
Brewers
REDS
Jace Peterson
Daniel Vogelbach
Cincinnati
Brent Suter
Luis Castillo
Lucas Sims
Willy Adames
Peterson
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de Jong
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Mayers
R.iglesias
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