Baseball Leaders Highlight AL and NL Standouts
AL leaders showcase Batting Altuve and Ramirez while Judge leads HR and RBI races. NL leaders include Turner Blackmon Arenado and Stanton with notable pitching by Kershaw and Scherzer. The listings cover batting averages runs hits doubles and power hitters across both leagues.
Yankees sweep Subway Series with 7-5 win over Mets
Gary Sanchez drove in five runs with a three run homer and a two run single as the Yankees completed a four game sweep in New York. Brett Gardner added a two run double fueling the 7-5 victory at Citi Field. The win marked just the third season sweep by one side in Mets-Yankees history since 1997.
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Gary Sanchez
Luis Severino
New York Yankees
Mets
Sanchez
Steven Matz
Brett Gardner
Yankees
Citi Field
Bronx
New York
Mazara drives Rangers past as they reach .500 for first time since July
Nomar Mazara drove in five runs including a tiebreaking three run homer in the fifth to lift Texas to a 8 6 win. The Rangers improved to 60 60 and won a fourth straight game and seven of eight while closing within 1 1 games of the Angels for a wild card. Justin Smoak hit a tiebreaking eighth inning homer and Josh Donaldson added two solo shots as Toronto took three of four from Tampa Bay and stayed in the wild card mix. Smoak went 2 for 4 with three RBIs.
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Nomar Mazara
Texas
Rangers
Justin Smoak
Josh Donaldson
Toronto
Smoak
Tommy Hunter
Blue Jays
Rays
Fowler's Two-Run Triples Sparks Cardinals Comeback Win
Dexter Fowler delivered a two run triple in the seventh, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 6-5 lead at PNC Park. He finished 2-for-3 with three RBIs three runs and two walks as Ender Inciarte homered twice for Atlanta. Nolan Arenado left with a hand injury for Colorado while Phillip Ervin drove in four as Cincinnati erased a nine-run lead in his first major league start.
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Dexter Fowler
St. Louis
Pnc Park
Cardinals
Fowler
Joaquin Benoit
Ender Inciarte
Atlanta
Rockies
Nolan Arenado
Phillip Ervin
Cincinnati
Buxton's homer keys Indians victory in tight Twins split
Carlos Carrasco struck out 19 batters across 13 innings in the doubleheader as Cleveland held Minnesota to one run in 10 of 13 recent games. Kepler and Buxton delivered late offense, with Buxton later scoring on Adriánza's sac fly for a 2-1 Indians lead. Kepler's 15th homer, Brimming with drama, helped Minnesota stay within reach in the AL Central race.
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Carrasco
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Indians
Terry Francona
Cleveland
Jorge Polanco
RBI
Jason Castro
Brian Dozier
Bryan Shaw
Tyler Olson
Robbie Grossman
Twins
Aaron Slegers
Triple-A
Rochester
Slegers
Carlos Santana
Trevor Hildenberger
Kepler
Mike Clevinger
Matt Belisle
Kansas City
Clevinger
Byron Buxton
Perkins Returns to Mound in Reliever Debut with Twins
Glen Perkins, reinstated from the disabled list after 16 months sidelined by shoulder trouble, allowed two runs in one third of an inning. He last pitched April 10, 2016, and had labrum surgery on June 23, 2016. Bradley Zimmer ended an 0 for 36 skid with a hit off Perkins in the second game. Buxton homered and is hitting .341 in 82 at bats since July 1.
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Twins lose Grossman to broken left thumb in collision
In the second game, Twins outfielder Robbie Grossman broke his left thumb after colliding with Byron Buxton’s forearm in center field and was replaced by Max Kepler. Molitor said Grossman will miss at least three weeks.
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