Major League Baseball Tonight Schedule Summary
A dense list of interleague and AL NL games with multiple starting times. Teams include Yankees, Braves, Blue Jays, White Sox, Indians, Red Sox, Twins, Rays, Astros, Rangers, Mets, Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, Phillies, Giants, Reds, Padres and more with pitchers such as Garcia, Clevinger, Sale, Verlander, Snell, Hamels, Koch, Penn, Hess, Rodriguez, Maeda, Chatwood, Montgomery, Vargas, Marquez, Lauer.
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Tlanta Puroka
Toronto
Garcia
Chicago White Sox
Redon
Clevinger
Boston
Sale
Minnesota
Berrios
Tampa Bay
Snell
Houston
Verlander
Texas
Hamels
Kant
Hammel
Arizona
Koch
L.A
LA. Dodgers
Maeda
Chatwood
Milwaukee
Peralta
Pittsburgh
Tallon
N.Y. Mets
Vargas
Colorado
Marquez
Miami
Shaily
San Francisco
Rodriguez
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
White Sox
Rangers
Royals
Yankees
Nationals
Chicago
Moncada
Choodh
Andrus
Sanchez
Hicks
Abreu
Mazara
Judge Rf
Palka
Beltre
Gregarius Ss
Smith
Profar
Stanton If
Gale
Davidson Dh
Torres
Anderson
Gchirinos
Bird
Tilson If
Guzman
Andujar
DeShields Cf
Engal Ctan Romine
Gray
Kansas City
Holder
Merrifield
Lindor
Gordon If
b-Frazier
Brantley
Robertson
Ramirez Ab
Moustakas
d-Walker
Parez O
Encarnacion
Dozier
Betances
Alonso
Escobar
Chapman
Chisenhall Rf
Herrera
Washington
Soto
Reynolds
E—Covey
Choo
Mondesi
Difo
Davidson
Kennedy
Barre
Perez
Otero
Murphy
DeShields
Severino
Kipnis
Covey
Fedder
Chisenhall
Sf—Moustakas
Peraz
Sb—Brantley
Ramirez
Andrus Collins
S—Moncada
Sf—Lindar
RISP
Suero
Salis
Paka
Tilson
Gallo
GIDP
c-Goodwin
Davis
Kansas
Kelley
City
Grace
Taylor
Colon
Diekman
Barnette
Bauer
Kela
Solis
Santiago
Flynn
Minaya
Soria
Chirinos
Peratta
Marshall
An Stanton
Sb— Judge
Alfonso Marquis
Bruce Cs—Gregorius
Sf— Reynolds
Dreckman
Chad Fairchild
Mike
Estabrook
Gregorius
Romina
Turner
Harper
Lindon
Marshall Engel
Lance Barksdale
Ryan
Gidp— Addison
Will Little
Ted Barrett
Phillies
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dfo
Rendon
Carpenter
Phames
Astros
Rays
Martinez Ibald Gray
Ozuna II
Duffy
Molina
Bauers
Gyorko
Munoz
Field IF
Mikolas
A Fowler
Houston BI
Mayers
b-Garcia
Collins
Springer
Tuivailalap Gray
Bregman
b-If
e-Wong
Altuve
Gray Turner
Suero Correa
Philadelphia
Frazier
Gurriel
Hernandez
Gabe Morales
Ed Hickox
Reddick
Stassi
Valentin
Cain
Kemp
Wiliams
Yelich
Altherr
Braun If
Knapp
Thames
Pivetta
Ramos
Villar
Kingery
Hader
McCann
Crawford
Barnes
Field
Thompson
Kratz
Bregman Arciass
Correa
Aguilar
Cole
Wendl
Chacin P
Redick
Dusty
Sogard
Ss Altuve
Sf—Reddick
S—Kempa
Tuivailala
Norris
Harrison
Wendie
Adames
White
Gattis
Dickerson II
Marte
Stanek
Alvarado
Polanco
Pham
Moin
Wong
Mercer
Castillo
Althert
Roe
St Louis
Williams
Roma
Freese
Martinez
Crick
SL. Louis
Vazquez
Harris
Franco
McHugh
Bs—Romo
Andriese
Arcia
Brian Knight
Pat Hoberg
Nic Lentz
Gerry Davis
Sb—Perez
Cs— Norris
Moran
Bowman
Risp— Pivetta
Dickerson
Arano
Morgan
Chacin
Sanch
Eric Cooper
Gary Pittsburgh
Gregorus
Cederstrom
Cory Blaser
Stu Williams
Austin
Scheurwater
Walker
Amos
Tanaka
b-Gardner
Mets
Rockies
Larry Vanover
Dave Green
Rackley
Hunter Wendelstedt
Chris Shreve
Nimmo
Guccione
grBird
Cab
Trout
Los Angeles
de Gromp
Rosario
Adams II
Simmons
b-Reyesph Martinez
c-Soto
Ang Seward
Kendrick
Castellanos
Rms Trout
Betts
Goodwin
Stevenson
LeMahieu
Segura
Seattle
Benintendi
Gonzalez
Haniger
a-Sierra
Story
Lachado
K Davis
Oakland
Parra II
Suerop
Desmond
Ant Gattis
f-Eaton
A- Murphy
Madson
Musgrave
Doolittle
McGee
Machado
Adones
Hoffman
Adams
Shreve
Fielder
deGrom
Pillar
E—Stevenson
E—Bautista
Conforto
Shones
Parra
Saverina
Flores
Mesoraco
Bautista
S—Hicks
Sb—Conforto
Judge
Gregorys
Arenado
Cruz
Gordon
LDP
Stanton
Cabrera
Sagura
Eto
Tuer
R Davis
Kluber
Green
Seward
Warren
New Ip
Washington Musgrave
An York
Skaggs
Los
Angeles
Morton
Pounders
Adam Hamari
Bundy
Astros extend win streak with dramatic ninth inning finish
The Astros rallied from down 4-0 to beat the Rays 5-4 as Alex Bregman lined a game ending two run double in the ninth with one out. The win ties a franchise record with 12 straight victories, matching 2004 and 1999 marks.
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Houston Astros
Tampa Bay Rays
Houston
Sergio Romo
Marwin Gonzalez
Max Stassi
Tony Kemp
George Springer
Wilson Ramos
Bregman
Astros
Justin Verlander
New York
Jacob deGrom
Wilmer Flores
Devin Mesoraco
Nimmo
Mets
Arizona
Marcell Ozuna
Aaron Albert
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tommy Pham
Phillies
Rhys Hoskins
Matt Bowman
Odubel Herrera
Carlos Santana
Bowman
Jesmuel Valentin
Bauer loses groove as Indians top White Sox early
Cleveland wins behind strong early offense led by Roberto Perez and Jason Kipnis. Perez drove in two on a bases loaded double and Kipnis added two RBIs with three hits as Bauer pitched five innings with increasing velocity after a sluggish start.
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Chicago
Matt Davidson
Yonder Alonso
Bauer
White Sox
Dylan Covey
Indians
Francona
Cleveland
Jason Kipnis
Roberto Perez
Perez
Yoan Moncada
Yolmer Sanchez
Kipnis
Kip
Berto
Rajai Davis
Tim Anderson
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