MLB leaders show tight race as season progresses
Rios leads batting with .335 while Dozier tops runs at 53 and Cruz adds 21 home runs. Encarnacion and JAbreu drive RBIs near 50, and Altuve dominates hits with 88 while Stolen bases feature Altuve at 24. Pitching highlights include Tanaka 2.02 ERA and Price 111 strikeouts as teams set schedules across the league.
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Artinez
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Cano
Seattle
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Altuve
Houston
Beltre
Markakis
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Dozier
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Price
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Scherzer
Lester
Tanaka
Saves
Holland
Rodney
Perkins
Dav Robertson
Soria
Nathan
Uehara
Chicago ends losing streak with 6 5 win over Detroit
Jose Abreu launched a two run homer as Chicago White Sox erased a three game skid defeating Detroit 6 5. Gordon Beckham had three hits while Miguel Cabrera Victor Martinez and Eugenio Suarez homered for the Tigers in the AL Central clash. Martinez cut the lead to one with a two run shot in the sixth before Belisario saved the game.
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Detroit
Gordon Beckham
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California
Miguel Cabrera
Victor Martinez
Eugenio Suarez
Tigers
Martinez
Hector Noesi
Ronald Belisario
Van Slyke lifts Dodgers in rare pitching duel win
Scott Van Slyke drove in four runs with two homers off Tony Cingrani as the Dodgers pulled away from the Reds in Cincinnati. Andrew McCutchen led Pittsburgh with a three RBI night including a two run homer and an RBI double off Edwin Jackson. Gavin Floyd earned his first win since elbow surgery, allowing one run in six innings for the Rockies in Denver. Floyd, now with the Braves, snapped a six game losing streak dating to 2013.
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Bacak's squeeze bunt lifts TCU past Pepperdine to advance to Omaha
Kyle Bacak executed a ninth inning squeeze bunt sending Jerrick Sutter home for the tiebreaking run as TCU rallies from Pepperdine to win 4 3 in the super regional. Dylan Fitzgerald tied the game with an RBI double before Bacak's bunt produced the decisive score. Pepperdine will try again in Omaha.
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Horned Frogs
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Dylan Fitzgerald
Bacak
Jerrick Sutter
Riley Ferrell
Holt Perdzock
Mississippi
Omaha
Perdzock
J.B. Woodman
Perdrock
Rebels
Indians Power Past Rangers as Chisenhall Logs Five Hits and Three Homers
Carlos Chisenhall tied major league records with five hits and three homers in a game, driving Cleveland to a 17-6 win in Texas. He crushed two two-run shots and a three-run homer, driving in nine RBIs, while Jason Kipnis added four hits. The feat echoed rare company, with past hitters like Gil Hodges and Walker Cooper achieving similar nine RBI games.
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Fred Lynn
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Ron Washington
Cleveland
Chris James
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Chisenhall
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Jim Wolf
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Scott Baker
Terry Francona
Shin-Soo Choo
Toronto
Nick Martinez
T.J. House
Scott Atchison
Brantley
George Kottaras
Gil Hodges
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Walker Cooper
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