Major League Baseball Seasonal Leaders Summary
Statistics cover batting runs runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases pitchers wins losses earned run average and strikeouts. Notable leaders include Altuve Judge Springer Ramirez and Schoop across batting runs and hits, with Kershaw Scherzer and Davies leading pitching categories and Stanton Bellinger Arenado and Harper prominent in home runs and hits.
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Altuve
Houston
Hosmer
Kansas City
Segura
Seattle
Correa
Ramirez
Cleveland
Springer
Castro
New York
Schoop
Baltimore
Pedroia
Boston
Judge
Betts
Gardner
Cruz
Smoak
Toronto
K Davis
Oakland
Lano
Minnesota
Moustakas
Abreu
Chicago
Cano
Upton
Detroit
Lindor
Lowrie
Dickerson
Tampa Bay
Gurriel
Triples
Castellanos
Sanchez
Bogaerts
Merrifield
Morrison
Gallo
Texas
Blackmon
Colorado
Inciarte
Arenado
Murphy
Washington
Ozuna
Miami
Gordon
LeMahieu
Harper
Goldschmidt
Arizona
Herrera
Philadelphia
Duvall
Cincinnati
Seager
Los Angeles
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Tonight features major league games across eight cities led by Sanchez facing Sabathia in Detroit vs New York and other matchups including Kennedy against Bundy and Carrasco vs Sale. late results note Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 6 and Washington 1 Miami 0 with San Francisco at Oakland and Pittsburgh 1 listed.
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Washington
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San Francisco
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Arizona
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Miami
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Atlanta
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Pittsburgh
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Votto
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
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N.Y
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Martinez
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
St. Louis
San Diego
Gentry Drive Sees Orioles Top Royals 2-1 in Nine
In Baltimore, Craig Gentry hit a two-out RBI grounder past the middle to score Caleb Joseph from second as Manny Machado and Ruben Tejada contributed two hits apiece. Baltimore stretches win streak to three while Kansas City suffers a second defeat in 12 games.
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Mark Wegner
Albert
Herrera
L.adams
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Royals
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Merrifield
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Cain
Cabrera Rf
Hosmer
Perez c
Moustakas
Althert
Moss
Escobar Ss
Gordon If
Baltimore AB BI
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Schoop
Mancini
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Davis
Joseph c
Rickard Rf
Garcia
Tejada
Gentry If
Tony Randazzo
Rob Baltimore
Drake
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Pat
Hoberg
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Baltimore
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Gentry
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Jeff Wilson
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Roberto Ortiz
Cory Blaser
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Wilson
Donaldson
Kahnle Smoak
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Saladino
Harper
Abreu
Zimmerman
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Smith
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Miami
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Devers leads Red Sox as rook improves in breakout start
Rafael Devers went 4-for-4 with an RBI as the Red Sox beat the Indians. He is batting .417 through six big league games. Mookie Betts drove in three runs, Eduardo Nunez added three hits and two RBIs, while Dustin Pedroia sat with knee soreness.
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Red Sox
Devers
John Farrell
Mookie Betts
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Betts
RBI
Nunez
Indians
Carlos Carrasco
Indians add Smith to bolster bullpen balance at deadline
Indians GM Chris Antonetti explained the team sought balance in the roster over the deadline adding Joe Smith to ease the load on Andrew Miller Bryan Shaw and Cody Allen. Smith returns to Ohio and paired with returning stars Danny Salazar Jason Kipnis and Lonnie Chisenhall shapes Cleveland’s rotation and relief options.
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Asdrubal Cabrera
J.D. Martinez
Jay Bruce
Sonny Gray
Indians
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Justin Smith
Brad Hand
Rangers
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Dodgers
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Smith
Akron
Thomas Pannone
Mahoning Valley
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Danny Salazar
Jason Kipnis
Lonnie Chisenhall
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Lonnie
Indians place Josh Tomlin on 10-day DL with hamstring strain
Right-hander Josh Tomlin was placed on the 10-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain after leaving Sunday's series finale in Chicago with discomfort during warmups. The injury pulls Cleveland back to a five-man rotation as he misses start planning.
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Indians
Tomlin
Chicago
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