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August 31, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Jarren Duran had a splendid afternoon in the Red Sox 5-2 win over Pittsburgh Sunday in Boston.
The speedy outfielder walked twice, doubled and stroked an inside-the-park home run with two aboard and drove in three runs total. Duran broke a 1-1 tie in the 5th inning with his shot to the right-center gap of Fenway Park, the ball eluding the Pittsburgh outfielders as he raced around the bases for his first career inside-the-park homer. Duran also doubled to go 2-for-2, but was caught stealing in the 7th inning. Duran has 14 homers, 76 RBI and 22 stolen bases this season.
Boston’s win left them a half-game behind the Yankees in the wild card race with Seattle holding the third spot, 2 1/2 behind the Red Sox. Boston welcomes in Cleveland Monday for the opener of a three-game series.
AL Streaks: Rangers, won 5; A’s, lost 3.
Drew Gilbert, batting out of the nine-hole and playing center field, singled, doubled, and tripled in five at-bats as the Giants buried the Orioles, 13-2 in a battle of teams with no post-season aspirations Sunday in San Francisco.
Gilbert, called up on August 8 from Sacramento, drove in three runs and scored twice in the rout, the Giants taking two of three from the Orioles, who have a firm grip on last place in the AL East, 18 games behind front-running Toronto.
The Giants may still have hope for the post-season, though itttle and fading fast. They are five games behind the Mets for the final wild card with just 25 games remaining.
The Orioles open a three-game series in San Diego Monday. The Giants play at Colorado.
NL Streaks: Marlins, won 2; Nationals, lost 8.
August 30, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Bobby Witt Jr. broke a 1-1 tie with an 8th-inning, two-run homer to dead center (427 feet), leading the Royals to a 3-1 victory over the Tigers, Saturday in Kansas City.
Witt’s smash was his 20th of the season. The win improved Kansas City’s position in the wild card race, where they trail Seattle by two games.
The series is tied at a game apiece with the rubber match set for Sunday.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 7; White Sox, lost 5.
Trea Turner doubled twice, stole two bases and stroked a bases-loaded single in the bottom of the 10th to give the Phillies a 3-2 walk-off win over the Atlanta Braves Saturday night in Philadelphia.
Turner, who’s been on a tear in August, batting .339, has 31 doubles, 34 stolen bases and is batting an even .300 for the year.
The Phillies won their third straight over the Braves and lead the Mets in the NL East by six games. They will be seeking a sweep of the four-game series Sunday night.
NL Streaks: Diamondbacks, won 4; Nationals, lost 7.
August 29, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Trent Grisham’s 4th inning grand slam powered the Yankees to their sixth straight win, a 10-2 victory over the White Sox, Friday in Chicago.
The Yankees clinging to a 1-0 lead, Grisham quickly changed the game when he delivered with the bases loaded and two outs in the 4th, his 28th home run of the year. The win moved New York past Boston into second place in the AL East, just three back of division-leading Toronto. The Yankees also took possession of the top wild card spot as Boston fell to Pittsburgh, 4-2.
The Yankees have won two straight in Chicago, scoring 10 runs in each game. Thursday, they downed the Sox, 10-4. Game three of the four-game series is Saturday.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 6; Orioles, lost 5.
Dansby Swanson swatted a pair of home runs and a triple, driving in six runs as the Cubs downed the Rockies, 11-7, Friday in Denver.
Swanson got the Cubs rolling with a two-run smash in the 2nd inning, upped the advantage with a bases-loaded triple in the 5th and mashed a solo shot - his 21st home run of the season - in the 7th as the Cubs pulled away.
The win left Chicago 6 1/2 behind Milwaukee in the NL Central while continuing to hold the first wild card, up two games on San Diego and four on the Mets. Chicago’s three-game series with the Rockies continues Saturday and Sunday.
NL Streaks: Giants, won 6; Nationals, lost 6.
August 28, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Anybody pondering who is going to be the National League MVP this season probably has a much better Idea after Kyle Schwarber mashed four home runs and drove in nine runs in a the Phillies’ 19-4 rout of the Atlanta Braves to open a four-game series at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
Schwarber blasted a solo shot in the first inning, a two-run dingers in the 4th, and a pair of three-run rips in the 5th and 7th. His 49 home runs leads the National League, as do his 119 RBI.
The massive win increased the Phillies’ lead in the NL East to five games over the Mets. The series with Atlanta proceeds over the weekend.
NL Streaks: Giants, won 5; Nationals, lost 5.
In four at-bats, Cody Bellinger singled, doubled, socked his 26th home run of the year, drove in two runs and scored twice as the Yankees clubbed the White Sox, 10-4, Thursday in Chicago.
Bellinger’s first-inning, two-run homer got the Yankees off and running. Despite the Sox tying the game at 4-all in the 2nd on Miguel Vargas’ grand slam, that turned out to be the high water mark for Chicago’s run production. The Yankees scored two runs in the 5th, adding three more in the 8th and one in the 9th, for their fifth straight win, keeping them four behind Toronto in the AL East and 1/2-game behind Boston for the top wild card.
The series in Chicago runs through August 31.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 5; Orioles, Tigers, lost 4
August 27, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Adolis Garcia went 4-for-6 with two doubles and a home run, scored three times and drove in five runs as the Texas Rangers banged out 22 hits in a 20-3 grounding of the Angels taking two of three in the series in Texas.
Trailing 1-0 in the first inning, Garcia got the Rangers going with his 18th home run of the season, a three-run, 421-foot blast to center. He scored again in the 4th inning, and doubled in a pair and scored in the 7th as the Rangers poured it on against LA’s worn-out relief staff.
The Rangers’ win got them over the .500 mark at 68-67, six games behind Houston in the AL West where Seattle trails the Astros by 1 1/2. Texas is marginally tied to the wild card race, 4 1/2 games behind Seattle, which holds the final spot.
After a day off Thursday, the Rangers open a three-game series in Sacramento with the Athletics. The Angels open a four-game series at Houston Friday.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 4; Tigers, lost 4.
Despite being hopelessly out of playoff contention, the Atlanta Braves are playing loose, especially second baseman Ozzie Albies, who has been on a tear, socking three homers and driving in nine runs over the past two games. On Wednesday, Albies went 2-for-5 with a three-run homer and five RBI as the Braves landed the Marlins, 12-1
Miami and Atlanta are respectively 14 and 15 games off the pace set by the Phillies in the NL East, both teams well under the .500 mark and just playing out the string.
The Braves open a four-game series in Philadelphia Thursday while the Marlins head to the Big Apple for four with the Mets.
NL Streaks: Giants, won 4; Nationals, lost 5.
August 26, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
George Springer socked a pair of solo home runs, went 4-for-5 and scored four runs, though his effort proved to be not enough as the Blue Jays lost to Minnesota, 7-5, Tuesday in Toronto.
Springer raised his batting average to .301, fifth in the AL, right behind teammate Bo Bichette’s .304. Bichette also leads the league in hits, at 167. Springer’s homers were his 23rd and 24th of the season.
The Blue Jays’ loss left them four games ahead of Boston in the AL East and 4 1/2 up on the Yankees, both of which won games on Tuesday. The series concludes Wednesday with Minnesota and Toronto having won one game each.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 3; Tigers, lost 3.
Ramon Laureano parked a first-inning grand slam and later scored the winning run in the 6th on a squeeze bunt as the Padres evened their series at Seattle with a 7-6 victory Tuesday.
Laureano’s slam was his 21st home run of the season, but his 6th-inning double and score proved to be bigger, the win leaving San Diego trailing the Dodgers in the NL West by one game.
The series between the Padres and Mariners concludes with the rubber game on Wednesday.
NL Streaks: Dodgers, Giants, won 3; Nationals, lost 4.
August 25, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Jorge Polanco singled, doubled, and socked his 20th home run of the season and Cal Raleigh hit his 50th as the Mariners downed the Padres, 9-6, in the opener of a three-game series in Seattle.
Raleigh’s league-leading homer came in the 1st inning, putting the Mariners up 1-0, but the Padres came back with four runs in the 2nd. In the bottom of the frame, Polanco homered to left with a man aboard, and was in the middle of a five-run rally in the 5th, doubling in a pair and scoring as the Mariners extended their lead.
Seattle’s win left them 1 1/2 behind Houston in the AL West while the loss dropped San Diego a game behind the Dodgers in the NL West. Los Angeles downed Cincinnati, 7-0, on Monday.
AL Streaks: Rays, won 3; Guardians, lost 6.
Despite going 7-17 since July 28, the Mets apparently haven’t given up hope on catching the Phillies in the NL East.
Batting at the bottom of the order, catcher Luis Torrens singled, doubled, homered and drove in five runs leading New York to a 13-3 rout of Philadelphia in the opener of a three-game series Monday at Citi Field.
Torrens doubled in a run and scored in the 6th, socked a three-run homer in the 7th and capped off his night with an RBI single in the 8th, boosting the Mets to six back of the Phillies in the division and solidifying their hold on the third wild card, 2 1/2 games clear of the Reds. The series continues Tuesday in New York.
NL Streaks: Cubs, won 3; Rockies, lost 4
August 24, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Depending on various measurements, Seattle’s “Big Dumper”, Cal Raleigh, set records for catchers or switch-hitters, or both, with his 48th and 49th home runs of the season, leading the Mariners to an 11-4 win over the Athletics Sunday afternoon.
Raleigh went 3-for-5, with four RBI.
The most-cited record for catchers was Salvador Perez’s 48 for Kansas City in 2021. Prior to that, before the DH era, Johnny Bench held the mark at 45, playing for the Cincinnati Reds in 1970. There are various measurements because the players aren’t always playing catcher, often in the lineup as DH or first baseman.
Raleigh’s two home run game was his ninth multi-homer game of the season, passing up Mickey Mantle’s mark for switch-hitters of eight, set in 1961 with the Yankees. The overall record is 11 multi-homer games in a season.
Seattle’s win left them two games behind Houston in the AL West race, and still in possession of the final wild card, though they are only one game behind Boston for the top spot, with the Yankees in between 1/2-game behind the Red Sox. Seattle opens a three-game home series with the Padres Monday, then, after a day off Thursday, begins a nine-game road trip, with three each at Cleveland, Tampa Bay, and Atlanta.
AL Streaks: Rangers, won 3; Guardians, lost 5.
Freddie Freeman smoked a pair of home runs, helping the LA Dodgers to an 8-2 win at San Diego Sunday, avoiding a sweep and regaining a share of first place in the NL West.
Freeman’s first long ball was a 415-footer solo homer that tied the game at 2-all in the 6th. His second came in his next at-bat, a two-run blast in the 7th inning, after Dalton Rushing’s three-run shot, as the Dodgers pulled away to a 7-2 lead. Shohei Ohtani socked his 45th homer in the 9th to complete the scoring and tie him with Kyle Schwarber for the NL home run lead.
The Dodgers host the Reds for three games starting Monday while the Padres head up the coast to Seattle. Both the Dodgers and Padres are 74-57.
NL Streaks: Pirates, won 4; Rockies, lost 4.
August 23, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Jack Leiter tossed seven innings of shutout ball for the Rangers, as Texas mauled the visiting Guardians, 10-0, on Saturday.
Leiter (8-7, 3.81), allowed just two harmless singles, struck out 10 and threw 65 of 93 pitches for strikes. After allowing the second hit with two outs in the 4th, Leiter set down the next 10 in order before giving the ball over to the relief staff to mop up the 8th and 9th.
The win was the second straight for the Rangers over the Guardians, who have lost four straight overall. Both teams are marginally attached in the wild card race, with Cleveland (64-64) four games behind Seattle for the third wild card and Texas 4 1/2 back. Upcoming series through August and into September will be crucial for all teams involved.
AL Streaks: Tigers, won 5; Guardians, lost 4.
San Diego hurler, Nestor Cortes, was perfect until surrendering a single by Miguel Rojas with one down in the sixth, leading the Padres to a 5-1 win over the visiting Dodgers, Saturday night, getting his first win for San Diego.
Cortes (2-2, 4.66) struck out three and did not allow a walk over six full innings, sending the Padres into first place in the NL West, dropping the Dodgers to second, one game behind. At the trade deadline, the Milwaukee Brewers traded lefty Cortes, shortstop Jorge Quintana and cash to San Diego for outfielder Brandon Lockridge.
The win was the second straight for San Diego over the reigning world champions. With the series concluding Sunday, the Padres are now guaranteed to be at least tied for the division lead and possibly two game up if they complete the sweep.
NL Streaks: Padres, won 5; Reds, Rockies, lost 3.
August 22, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Just in time for the stretch run, 2020 Al Cy Young Award winner, Shane Bieber returned from a 16-month absence due to Tommy John surgery and worked six solid innings, leading the Blue Jays to a 5-2 win over the Marlins Friday night in Miami.
Bieber fanned nine batters, did not issue any walks, and allowed only two hits and a hit batsman in his first outing since April, 2024, at one point setting down 12 in a row including striking out the side in the 4th. The lone run he allowed was on a Javier Sanoja solo shot in the 2nd inning. The Blue Jays acquired Bieber from Cleveland at the trade deadline. The move has already paid off with a win and should bolster the Blue Jays staff as they seek their first AL East title since 2015.
Dalton Varsho drove in three runs with a home run and a double to lead the Blue Jays’ offense, leaving them five games up on Boston and 5 1/2 ahead of the Yankees in the AL East. The game started a three-game series in Miami that continues over the weekend.
AL Streaks: Tigers, won 4; Guardians, White Sox, lost 3.
Juan Soto went 3-for-4 with two walks, socked his 32nd home run of the season, scored twice, and drove in four runs as the Mets clobbered the Braves, 12-7, Friday in Atlanta.
Soto drew a bases loaded walk in the second inning for his first RBI, homered with Francisco Lindor aboard in the 7th and singled in another run in the 8th to complete the Mets’ scoring.
New York banged out 21 hits, continuing to cling to the third wild card and trail the Phillies by six games in the NL East. The Mets are 1 1/2 games ahead of Cincinnati in the wild card chase. The Mets and Braves meet Saturday and Sunday to close out their season series. Atlanta leads, 7-4.
NL Streaks: Padres, won 4; Giants, lost 4.
August 21, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
In a game that featured 14 walks, 5 errors, a pickoff, a balk, four stolen bases and a playing time approaching 3 1/2 hours, it was Boston’s rookie star,
Roman Anthony, that maintained his poise and delivered the decisive blow, a 9th-inning, two-run homer that turned a tenuous 4-3 lead into a 6-3 victory for the Red Sox over the Yankees in the opener of a critical four-game series in New York.
Anthony sent the first pitch he saw from Yankees reliever, Terry De los Santos deep into the right field stands with David Hamilton on base, courtesy of one of four Yankee errors. Earlier, Anthony had singled home Hamilton in the sixth, tying the game at 3-all. The rookie sensation finished 2-for-5, scoring twice, with three RBI. He’s batting a solid .286 with five home runs and 26 RBI in 210 at-bats.
Boston’s win moved them to within a 1/2 game of the Yankees and the top wild card. New York is 4 1/2 games behind Toronto in the AL East with the Red Sox hot on their heels. The Red Sox are 6-1 against New York this season. The series continues Friday.
AL Streaks: Tigers, A’s, won 3; Mariners, lost 5.
Manny Machado singled, doubled, and drove in three runs as the Padres dumped the Giants, 8-4, sweeping the series in San Diego and taking the season series, 10-3.
Machado, who has 77 RBI on the year, got the Padres on the board with his 4th-inning single, then broke the game open in the 5th, driving in two runs with his gap double that pushed the Padres lead to 6-2. The slugging third baseman also stole his 12th base of the season.
One of the reasons the Giants have slumped to 4th place - 12 games back - in the NL West is the disappointing season that Justin Verlander is having. The former Cy Young award winner give up seven runs in 4 1/3 innings in this game, dropping him to 1-10 with an ERA of 4.64.
The win left the Padres a game behind the Dodgers in the division with a weekend series between the two beginning Friday in San Diego. San Francisco heads to Milwaukee for three with the Brewers.
NL Streaks: Phillies, won 4; Giants, lost 3.
August 20, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
After the Tigers put up six runs in the first inning, starting pitcher, Charlie Morton, went out and just threw strikes, allowing just three hits, one of which was a two-run homer by Mauricio Dubon in the 4th inning.
Morton (9-10, 5.09) just cruised, however, going six innings, striking out 10, as Detroit shut down the Astros, 7-2, Wednesday at Comerica Park, completing a three-game sweep of the visiting AL West leader.
Houston retained its top spot in the division despite having lost four in a row as the second place Mariners have dropped five straight and are 1 1/2 games back. The Tigers have a commanding 10-game lead in the AL Central as all other teams in the division suffered losses Wednesday.
Houston opens a series in Baltimore on Thursday. The Tigers have a day off before hosting a weekend series with the Royals, starting Friday.
AL Streaks: Yankees, won 5; Mariners, lost 5.
Phillies’ leadoff man, Trea Turner, continued his hot August, extending his hitting streak to 10 games, going 5-for-6 to lead Philadelphia to an 11-2 victory over Seattle, completing a three-game sweep of the visiting Mariners on Wednesday.
Turner led off the bottom of the 1st with a triple, scoring on Kyle Schwarber’s sacrifice fly, than singled four times, twice beating our infield grounders for RBIs. Turner scored three times, drove in two runs, swiped a pair of bases, and raised his batting average to a quite healthy .303. Schwarber went 3-for-5 with five RBI and smacked his 45th home run of the season, taking the NL lead from Shohei Ohtani, who left the Dodgers’ 8-3 loss at Colorado after being hit with a line drive on his right thigh.
Ohtani was pitching at the time, and had the worst outing of his career, giving up nine hits and four earned runs over four innings. The extent of his injury and how long he may be out are as yet undetermined, though manager Dave Roberts said he expects the 2024 MVP to be in the lineup when the Dodgers meet San Diego on Friday. The Dodgers are off Thursday.
The Phillies extended their NL East lead to 6 1/2 games over the Mets, while the Mariners continued to trail Houston by 1 1/2 in the AL West. The Mets and Astros were both on the losing end Wednesday. Houston was swept by Detroit and has lost four straight while the Mariners have dropped five in a row.
Both teams are off Thursday and will be hosting weekend series. The Phillies play three against the Nationals while the Mariners welcome in the A’s on Friday.
NL Streaks: Phillies, won 4; Brewers, lost 3.
August 19, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Aaron Judge hit is 40th home run, Jose Caballero, Giancarlo Stanton and
Cody Bellinger each sent two out of the park and the resurgent Yankees tied a franchise record with nine home runs total in a 13-3 throttling of the Rays Tuesday in Tampa.
Bellinger, who went back-to-back-to-back with Judge and Stanton in the 1st inning, added a pair of singles to go 4-for-5, scoring three times and driving in four. The Yankee outfielder has racked up 24 home runs and 75 RBI this season with a .272 batting average.
The Yankees and Rays wrap up their season series on Wednesday, with the Yankees down five to Toronto in the AL East and Tampa Bay nearly out of the post-season picture, 7 1/2 behind the Yankees, who have won four straight and moved from the third wild card to the first, a game better than Boston and Seattle.
AL Streaks: Royals, won 5; Mariners, lost 4.
Nick Pivetta gave up a leadoff home run to San Francisco’s Jung Hoo Lee, then settled into a rhythm, allowing just two more hits over six innings, notching his 13th win of the season against four losses as the Padres dumped the Giants, 5-1, Tuesday night in San Diego.
Following the game-opening dinger, Pivetta (13-4, 2.81) walked two batters but got out of the inning without further damage. After that, other than a hit batsman, he was on cruise control, striking out 10 before handing the ball over to the relief crew.
Pivetta is second in the NL in wins, behind Milwaukee’s Freddy Peralta (15), tied for 10th (with Peralta) in strikeouts, with 154, and 7th league-wide in ERA.
The win left the Padres two games behind the Dodgers in the NL West, with the Giants a further nine games down and pretty much out of post-season contention. San Diego is in good shape, holding the second wild card spot, two games behind the Cubs and 2 1/2 up on the Mets. The series continues Wednesday and Thursday.
NL Streaks: Phillies, Mets, Reds, won 3; Brewers, Marlins, Nationals, lost 2.
August 18, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Jack Flaherty had his best outing of the season, twirling seven scoreless innings in a 10-0 Detroit victory over Houston in the opener of a three-game series between respective division leaders in the Motor City Monday.
Flaherty (7-12, 4.51) allowed just three hits, walked one and fanned nine, his teammates belting four home runs in support. The result left the Tigers up 8 1/2 games over Cleveland in the AL Central, and the Astros 1 1/2 to the good over Seattle in the West, despite being shut out twice in succession. Baltimore blanked Houston, 12-0, on Sunday.
The series continues Tuesday and Wednesday in Detroit.
AL Streaks: Royals, won 4; Mariners, lost 3.
In the opener of a three-game showdown series between post-season contenders, the Philadelphia Phillies showed the visiting Seattle Mariners who’s the boss, banging out 21 hits in a 12-7 blowout.
Bryce Harper smashed two home runs and leadoff hitter Trea Turner went 4-for-6, with a three-run homer, double, two singles and five RBI.
Turner, who has been on fire, riding an eight-game hitting streak in which he’s gone 17-for-36 (.472), got started with a 2nd-inning home run (his 13th), doubled home a run in the 7th and capped off his four-hit night with an 8th inning RBI single to complete Philadelphia’s scoring.
The win left the Phillies with a solid 5 1/2-game lead over the Mets in the NL East while the loss - their third straight - for Seattle kept them 1 1/2 behind Houston in the AL West.
NL Streaks: Rockies, won 4; Padres, Diamondbacks, lost 4.
August 17, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Jordan Westburg went 4-for-5 and drove in five runs as the Orioles took down the Astros, 12-0, Sunday in Houston, taking two of three from the AL West leader over the weekend.
Westburg socked a three-run homer in the 5th inning, adding three singles, two of which produced runs. Dean Kremer threw seven scoreless innings and two Baltimore relievers quieted Houston’s bats.
The loss by the Astros left them 1 1/2 games up on Seattle in the West division. The Orioles are completely out of the post-season picture and head to Boston Monday for a pair of games at Fenway while Houston opens a three-game series in Detroit.
AL Streaks: Yankees, Royals, won 3; White Sox, lost 4.
San Francisco ended a seven-game skid as Logan Webb shut down Tampa Bay for a 7-1 Giants’ victory.
Webb (11-9, 3.19) needed just 86 pitches to get through seven scoreless innings, allowing three hits while fanning seven without walking a batter.
The Giants and Rays have both played themselves out of playoff contention. Tampa Bay is 61-64 and 6 1/2 games behind the Yankees for the last wild card. The 60-64 Giants trail the Mets by six games for the last NL wild card.
San Francisco opens a four-game series at San Diego Monday. The Rays host the Yankees for two games, Tuesday and Wednesday.
NL Streaks: Braves, won 5; Cardinals, lost 5.
August 16, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Ben Rice drove in seven runs as the New York Yankees out-slugged the Cardinals, 12-8 Saturday night in St. Louis.
Rice, 3-for-5 on the night, walked and scored in the first inning, socked a three-run homer in the 4th inning to put the Yankees on top, 6-5, smoked a bases-loaded double in the 6th, plating three, and added an RBI single in the 7th inning as the Yankees piled on depleted St. Louis relievers.
The win kept the Yankees hold on the third wild card in the AL, diminishing the faint hopes of the Cardinals, now two games under .500 (61-63) and 4 1/2 behind the Mets for the third wild card. The Yankees will be looking for the sweep of the three-game series Sunday.
AL Streaks: Tigers, won 4; Rangers, lost 4.
The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise record Saturday with their 14th straight win. Getting contributions from the full roster, the record-breaker came courtesy of an 11th-inning pinch hit home run by Andruw Monasterio, who whacked a three-run shot into the left field stands for a 6-5 win at Cincinnati.
The Reds countered with two runs in the bottom of the 11th, but fell just short, dropping them 15 games behind the Central division-leading Brewers and 1 1/2 behind the Mets for the third wild card.
Milwaukee has been on a tear since before the all-star break, winning 29 of 33 games since July 6. They have the best record in the majors (78-44) and lead the Cubs by nine games in the division. The Brew Crew will be seeking a sweep of the Reds Sunday.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 14; Giants, lost 7.
August 15, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Cal Raleigh hammered a pair of doubles and his major league-leading 46th home run, as the Mariners rallied to whip the Mets, 11-9, Friday in New York.
Raleigh scored three times and drove in two runs, becoming the first player in the majors to reach 100 RBI this season. Kyle Schwarber soon followed, belting a three-run homer in the Phillies’ 6-2 win over Washington to up his total to 101. The two lead their respective leagues.
Seattle’s win left them 1/2-game behind Houston in the AL West, while sending the Mets to their third straight loss and 13th in their last 15 games. They trail the Phillies by six games in the NL East and remain 1/2-game ahead of Cincinnati for the third wild card spot.
AL Streaks: Orioles, Tigers, won 3; Rangers, lost 3.
Christian Yelich led a spirited comeback as Milwaukee extended their winning streak to 13 straight with a 10-8 victory at Cincinnati Friday night.
After socking a solo homer in the 2nd inning to put the Brewers on the board, the Reds scored seven times in bottom of the frame to build an 8-1 lead. Yelich was having none of it, igniting a five-run rally in the 3rd with a run-scoring double, later scoring on Andrew Vaughn’s three-run homer. Yelich tied the game at 8-all in the 4th with an RBI single and put the Brewers ahead for good with another solo shot, finishing the night 4-for-5, with three runs and five RBI. Yelich has 26 home runs and 86 RBI on the year.
Milwaukee tied a franchise record with the win, have the best record in the majors (77-44) and have won 28 of their last 32. They lead the Cubs by nine games in the NL Central, the largest lead in any division. The loss left Cincinnati 1/2-game behind the Mets for the last wild card. The series resumes Saturday at Great American Ball Park.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 13; Giants, lost 6.
August 14, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
One of the most reliable players in the majors, Jose Ramirez went 3-for-4, stole two bases, and scored three runs to lead the Guardians to a 9-4 win over Miami, taking two of three from the Marlins in the series at Cleveland.
Besides batting a solid .298. Ramirez has 25 home runs, 64 RBI, and 35 stolen bases. This season marks the fifth straight that he’s hit at least 20 home runs and stolen 20 bases. His all-around effort has led the Guardians to within 6 1/2 games of AL Central leader, Detroit, and just 1/2 game behind the Yankees for the third wild card slot.
The Guardians remain home to begin a weekend series with Atlanta Friday. The Marlins, six games behind the Mets for the NL’s final wild card, heads to Boston for three games at Fenway Park with the Red Sox.
AL Streaks: Angels, won 3; Mariners, Rangers, lost 2.
Ozzie Albies singled, doubled and homered in four at-bats, and drove in three runs to lead the Braves to a 4-3 win over the struggling Mets Thursday in New York.
Albies tied the game at 1-1 with his solo homer in the 4th inning, gave Atlanta the lead with an RBI single in the 6th, and, after the Mets had knotted the score at 3-all, delivered what proved to be the game winner, a run-scoring double in the 8th inning.
While Atlanta is hopelessly out of playoff contention with a 53-68 record, they did manage to take two of three from the contenting Mets, who have fallen five games behind Philly in the NL East race and have a tenuous grip on the third and final wild card spot, just 1/2-game ahead of the Reds.
Atlanta heads to Cleveland for a three-game weekend series starting Friday, while the Mets host Seattle.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 12; Pirates, Giants, lost 5.
August 13, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
One of baseball’s rising young stars is Tampa Bay’s Junior Caminero, who doubled and homered in four at-bats Wednesday, helping the Rays down the A’s, 8-2, ending their series in Sacramento up two games to one.
Caminero’s 9th inning homer was his 34th, a two-run blast, sealing the deal. His RBI double came in the opening frame. The 22-year-old third baseman added three RBI to increase his total to 84, which is 5th in the AL.
The Rays are now 5 1/2 games behind the Yankees for the third wild card and get a day off Thursday before opening a weekend series at San Francisco, while the A’s host a three-game series with the Angels beginning Friday.
AL Streaks: Angels, won 3; Rangers, lost 2.
Even after losing four straight, the Miami Marlins refuse to go quietly. On Wednesday, Jakob Marsee went 4-for-5, smashed two home runs, a double, drove in seven runs and stole a base in a 13-4 stomping of the Guardians in the second game of their three-game series in Cleveland.
Marsee, who was called up August 1 from the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, socked a three-run dinger in the 1st inning to put the Marlins up 4-0. After Cleveland tied the game at 4-4, Marsee launched his second - a two run shot in the 5th - opening the floodgates. The Marlins added five runs in the 6th and two more in the 7th, with Marsee capping the 6th-inning barrage with a two-run double.
Jakob Marsee has hit safely in 10 of 13 games he’s played, batting .436 (17-for-39) with three homers, 13 RBI and six swipes. The Marlins are six games behind the Mets for the final wild card spot and 11 behind the Phillies in the East division. The series concludes Thursday, the teams tied at a game apiece.
Cleveland is 6 1/2 back of the Tigers, 1-0 winners over the White Sox Wednesday, in the AL Central, but just one game behind the Yankees for the final wild card.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 12; Giants, Pirates, lost 5.
August 12, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Slugger, Giancarlo Stanton, went 4-for-5 with two singles, a double, and home run, as the Yankees ripped the Twins, 9-1, Tuesday night in New York.
Stanton, who spent most of the first half on the DL, socked his 12th homer of the year and drove in three runs. Aaron Judge belted his 38th, and Anthony Volpe mashed his 18th, with two aboard, in the rout.
The Yankees have taken two straight from Minnesota, and currently hold the third wild card by a game over Cleveland. Minnesota continues to falter, now 7 1/2 behind the Yankees in the wild card chase and 12 games behind Detroit in the AL Central. The series concludes Wednesday.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 8; Orioles, lost 3.
Pete Alonso homered twice and set a new franchise record for home runs, passing by Darryl Strawberry with his 253rd and 254th as a member of the Mets.
Aloso broke the record with his first homer, a 3rd inning, two-run belt, adding a solo shot in the 6th as the Mets slaughtered the Braves, 13-5 Tuesday in New York.
Francisco Alvarez also homered twice for the Mets and drove in four runs. The Mets scored in every inning from the 2nd through the 8th. New York has won the first tow of this four-game series and currently possess the third wild card spot. They are also five games behind the Phillies in the NL East.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 11; Marlins, Pirates, Giants, lost 4.
August 11, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
The LA Angels are probably not going to make the post-season, but that doesn’t mean they can’t make life miserable for the contenders. That’s exactly what happened Monday night when shortstop Zach Neto tore up the visiting Dodgers’ pitching in a 7-4 victory in the first of a three-game series.
Batting in the leadoff spot, Neto toured the bases all night, going 3-for-3, with a pair of walks, two solo homers, two steals and three runs scored. Neto homered in the 1st and again in the 6th as the Angels built a 7-0 lead and held on for the win despite Max Muncy’s three-run homer in the 8th. Neto is headed for his second straight 20-20 season (23 HR, 30 SB in 2024), with 19 home runs and 21 swipes.
The win left the Angels still 10 behind Houston in the AL West, and nine games out from the final wild card. For the Dodgers, the loss left them with a slim one-game lead over San Diego, 4-1 winners at San Francisco Monday.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 7; Red Sox, lost 3.
Yu Darvish (2-3, 3.60) turned in a strong effort, picking up the win in a 4-1 victory over the Giants Monday in San Francisco.
Darvish went six innings, allowing four hits and didn’t allow a run until his team had put one on the scoreboard in the top of the 6th. When the Padres scored three more in the 7th, he claimed the win, throwing just 84 pitches and allowing four hits without a walk.
The Padres moved to a game of the NL West division-leading Dodgers. In third place, the Giants fell nine games off the pace. The series continues Tuesday and Wednesday.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 10; Rockies, lost 8.
August 10, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Kerry Carpenter hit his 21st home run of the season, leading the Tigers to a 9-5 win over the Angels, sunday in Detroit.
Carpenter’s three-run blast in the 4th inning came after he had already doubled and scored in the 1st and driven in a run on a sac fly in the 2nd. He finished the day 2-for-4 with four RBI.
Detroit took two of three from the visiting Angels and improved their lead in the LA Central to six games over Cleveland. The Guardians dropped a 6-4 decision to the White Sox Sunday. The Tigers head to Chicago for a three-game series with the White Sox Monday while the Angels host the Dodgers.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 7; Rangers, lost 4.
Noelvi Marte singled, doubled, and socked his eighth home run of the season, scoring three times and driving in four runs as the Reds out-slugged the Pirates, 14-8 Sunday in Pittsburgh.
Marte’s effort was part of a 14-hit attack by the Reds, the win ending the four-game series tied at two apiece.
The win keeps Cincinnati in the wild card hunt. They are 1 1/2 games behind the Mets, losers of seven straight, for the final wild card spot. The Reds head home Monday to open a series with the Phillies while the Pirates travel to Milwaukee to take on the red-hot Brewers, winners of nine straight.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 9; Mets, Rockies, lost 7.
August 9, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Taylor Ward singled, doubled, and socked his 27th home run of the year as the LA Angels evened their series at Detroit at a game apiece with a 7-4 win.
Ward got the Angels going in the 1st inning, doubling home Mike Trout for a 1-0 lead. After singling and scoring in the 4th, Ward broke a 4-4 tie in the 5th with a two-run homer to finish 3-for-4 with two runs and three RBI.
The Detroit loss left them just five games ahead of Cleveland in the AL Central. The Angels improved to nine back of Houston in the West and still six games out from the last wild card in a crowded field, their hopes of making the playoffs still faint. The series concludes Sunday in Detroit.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 6; White Sox, lost 6.
Marcell Ozuna launched a pair of homers and drove in four runs, leading the Braves to a sweep of the Marlins, 7-1, and 8-6, in the second game Saturday in Atlanta.
Ozuna sat out the first game of the double-dip, the energy saved worthwhile in game two. After Miami put up four runs in the 4th, Ozuna got the Braves on the scoreboard with a solo shot to deep center. His three-run, 5th inning homer put the Braves up, 5-4, and the Braves tacked on three more in the 6th.
While the Braves are just playing out the string, they have marooned the Marlins’ hopes of making the playoffs, winning three of four with the final game of the series set for Sunday. Miami is six games behind the Mets for the last wild card with just 45 games left on the schedule.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 8; Mets, Rockies, lost 6.
August 8, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Cleveland’s Carlos Santana doubled in two runs in the 1st inning, singled in another in the 3rd and worked out a bases-loaded walk in the 4th inning as the Guardians scored early and often in a 9-5 win over the White Sox Friday night in Chicago.
Santana’s four RBI gave him 51 on the season, his 16th in the majors.
The Guardians’ fourth straight win kept them six games behind the Tigers in the AL Central and moved them to within 1/2 game of the last wild card, currently occupied by the struggling Yankees. Chicago remains mired in last place in the division. The series resumes Saturday.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 5; White Sox, lost 5.
Leadoff batter Trea Turner went 2-for-4, with a double and his 12th home run of the season, and drove in five runs as the Phillies trounced the Rangers, 9-1 in the opening of a three game series in Arlington, Texas Friday.
Turner doubled in the fourth, plating two, and homered in the ninth with two aboard. He also walked twice and stole his 26th base of the season. Kyle Schwarber swatted his 41st home run and drove in his 95th run, both tops the NL.
The win put the Phillies up 3 1/2 games on the Mets, 3-2 losers to Milwaukee, in the NL East. Texas remained in third place in the AL West, 5 12 behind the Astros, and 1 1/2 out of the last wild card spot.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 7; Mets, Rockies, lost 5.
August 7, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
in four trips to the plate, Dominic Canzone hadn’t gotten a hit, but, in the 11th inning, he singled with one out for a walk-off, 4-3 win and a sweep of the White Sox Thursday in Seattle.
Canzone, 27, is batting .287 with seven home runs and 17 RBI in 160 at-bats this season.
The win left the Mariners just 1 1/2 behind the Astros in the AL West and just one game behind Boston for the top wild card spot. It was Seattle’s fourth straight win and the fourth straight loss for the White Sox, who remain buried in the Al Central basement.
Seattle welcomes in Tampa Bay Friday for the start of a three-game weekend series.
AL Streaks: Mariners, won 4; White Sox, lost 4.
In the opener of a five-game series in Atlanta with the Marlins, Drake Baldwin proved the hero as the Braves prevailed for an 8-6 victory.
Baldwin got things started for Atlanta with a solo dinger in the 1st inning, followed immediately by another by Marcel Ozuna. The Marlins rallied for five runs in the 2nd and one more in the 4th, so when Baldwin cracked a three-run shot in the 6th, the Braves still trailed, 6-5.
Baldwin tied it in the 7th with an RBI single, driving in his fifth run of the game. Atlanta scored another in the frame and added an insurance run in the 8th. The series, which includes a double-header on Saturday as part of a make-up from April 6, continues through the weekend.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 6; Mets, Rockies, lost 4.
August 6, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
The Toronto Blue Jays had a week’s worth of hits over three days in Colorado, sweeping the Rockies, 15-1, 10-4, and 20-1 Wednesday, banging out 24 hits, 12 of them for extra bases, including four home runs.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. socked one of those homers and also doubled and singled twice, scoring four times with two RBI.
Over the course of the three-games, the Blue Jays banged out 63 hits, 10 of them clearing the outfield fences and outscored the Rockies, 45-6. Toronto leads the AL East by four games over Boston and 6 1/2 over the former first-place Yankees. The Rockies have secured last place in the NL West with a record of 30-84.
Toronto gets a day off Thursday before a big three-game series in Los Angeles against the Dodgers beginning Friday. The Rockies head to Arizona for three games, also starting on Friday.
AL Streaks: Blue Jays, Guardians, Mariners, won 3; White Sox, lost 3.
Some players, like the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani, have the ability to carry a team to multiple victories. Other times, such as in Wednesday’s 5-3 loss to the Cardinals, they could use a little help from their teammates.
Ohtani tossed four solid innings for LA, allowing one run on two hits, striking out a season-high eight batters without issuing any walks. In the 3rd inning, he socked his 39th home run of the season, the two-run belt putting the Dodgers up, 2-1. It was also Ohtani’s 1,000 hit. After that, however, the Dodgers could only score one more run while the bullpen yielded four to the Cards.
Despite the loss, LA remains on top in the NL West, though their lead over San Diego is down to just two games. Looking ahead, the Dodgers host Toronto for three games, while the Cardinals head home for three with the Cubs, both series starting Friday.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 6; Mets, Rockies, lost 4.
August 5, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Pair up a couple of last place teams with tired pitching staffs and what’s likely to happen?
A 24-hit barrage by one of them, in this case, the Athletics, as Shea Langeliers socked three home runs for the second time this season, JJ Bleday and Brent Rooker each had four hits and the A’s romped past the Nationals, 16-7, in the opener of a three-game series in Washington Tuesday.
Batting in the leadoff spot, Langeliers also singled and doubled, going 5-for-6, scoring four times with three RBI, as each of his bombs came with the bases empty. The a’s catcher led off the game with one and added solo shots in the 5th and 7th innings. Langeliers previously delivered a three-homer performance on April 9, in a 4-3 win at Texas.
The series continues Wednesday.
AL Streaks: Red Sox, won 7; Yankees, lost 5.
Max Muncy (left) and Teoscar Hernandez (right) each homered twice and both drove in four runs as the Dodgers pounded the Cardinals, 12-6, Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Muncy connected in the 1st and 3rd innings with a solo shot and two-run blast, and went 4-for-5, driving in his 4th run of the game with a single in the 7th. Hernandez went solo in the 3rd (back-to-back with Muncy) and launched a three-run smash to center in the 7th. Muncy’s homers were his 14th and 15th. Hernandez dealt his 17th and 18th.
The Dodgers continued to lead the NL West, three games up on San Diego, while the Cardinals dropped below .500 (57-58) and are in 4th place in the Central, 13 games behind the Brewers. The series concludes tomorrow with the teams tied at a game apiece.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 5; Nationals, lost 6.
August 4, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Shortstop Bo Bichette went 3-for-6 and drove in six runs as the AL East-leading Blue Jays opened a three-game series in Colorado with a blowout, 15-1 victory Monday.
Bichette singled in a run in the opening frame, socked a two-run homer in the 3rd and encored with a three-run blast in the 7th as Toronto banged out 25 hits against four Rockies’ hurlers.
The Rockies dropped their 40th home game and are 30-82 overall, challenging last season’s loss record of 122 by the White Sox. Toronto maintained a three-game lead over Boston in the Al East. The Red Sox have won six straight.
AL Streaks: Red Sox, won 6; Yankees, lost 4.
Kyle Schwarber singled and homered twice as the Phillies buried the Orioles, 13-3 in the opener of a three-game series in Philadelphia Monday.
Schwarber’s two homers - a two-run, 3rd-inning shot which tied the game at 3-all, and a 6th-inning grand slam - were his 39th and 40th of the season, giving him the outright home run lead in the NL, two better than the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani.
The win left the Phillies with a 1 1/2-game lead in the NL East, as the second place Mets fell to Cleveland, 7-6, in 10 innings.
NL Streaks: Brewers, won 4; Nationals, lost 5.
August 3, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Julio Rodriguez made some personal and baseball history on Sunday, as the Mariners wrapped up their series with Texas, taking three of four with a 5-4 victory in Seattle.
Rodriguez became the first player in MLB history to hit 20 home runs and steal 20 bases in his first four years in the majors when he belted his 20th - which was also his 100th career homer - in the 3rd inning with Cal Raleigh on base. In the fifth inning, he singled and stole second, his 21st swipe of the season, but was left stranded.
Rodriguez had 28 homers and 25 steals in 2022 as a rookie, had 32 long balls and 37 steals in 2023, and went yard 20 times with 24 steals in 2024. a model of consistency, Rodriguez is a career .272 hitter with 100 home runs and 107 steals.
Seattle’s win left them just 2 1/2 back of Houston in the AL West. The Astros dropped three straight in Boston over the weekend. Texas dropped to 4 1/2 back, in third place. After a day off Monday, the Mariners host the White Sox for three games. Texas returns home Monday for a three-game series with the Yankees.
AL Streaks: Red Sox, won 5; Yankees, Astros, lost 3.
The leadoff spot has been golden for the Pirates in their visit to Colorado.
On Saturday, Liover Peguero socked three home runs and drove in five as the first batter in Pittsburgh’s lineup. On Sunday, after doubling and scoring in the 1st inning, Spencer Horwitz belted a two-run homer in the 2nd, a three-run shot in the 6th, and added his sixth RBI on a ground out in the 9th.
The Pirates came away with a 9-5 win, avoiding a sweep in the three-game series.
Both the Rockies and Pirates are in last place in the NL West and Central, respectively. The Pirates head home to open a series with the Giants Monday while the Rockies remain home to face the Blue Jays.
NL Streaks: Marlins, won 5; Nationals, lost 5.
August 2, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
Batting in the leadoff spot for Tampa Bay, Yandy Diaz stroked a 1st inning home run and added a two-run shot in the 3rd, leading the Rays to a 4-0 win over the visiting Dodgers Saturday. Diaz also singled to go 3-for-4.
Diaz’s two knocks were more than enough for Drew Rasmussen (9-5, 2.81) and three relievers to blank the Dodgers on six hits - all singles - striking out 11 while issuing no free passes, evening the series at a game apiece with the rubber match Sunday.
Tampa’s win left them in fourth place in the AL East, 10 games behind the Blue Jays and four game from the last wild card spot. Los Angeles retained their three-game lead in the NL West over the Padres.
AL Streaks: Guardians, Red Sox, won 4; Twins, lost 4.
Liover Peguero socked three home runs and drove in all of Pittsburgh’s runs in Saturday’s 8-5 loss at Colorado.
Peguero mashed a solo shot to lead off the game, crunched a three-run blast in the 5th and knocked out his third homer in the 9th - another solo shot. Unfortunately, his teammates couldn’t produce any more runs, going a combined 4-for-29. Peguero, 24, has played in just 11 games this season, but is batting .310 with four homers and seven RBI in 29 at-bats.
The Pirates and Rockies are each in last place in their respective divisions and will play the rubber game Sunday, after the Rockies won Friday’s wild opener, 17-16.
NL Streaks: Marlins, won 4; Nationals, lost 4.
August 1, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
J.P. Crawford socked a two-run homer in the bottom of the 9th, sending Mariners fans into a celebration as Settle took a 2-0 lead in their four-game series with Texas with a 4-3, walk-off victory.
Crawford, who was 0-for-3 when he stepped to the plate with a man aboard and no outs in the final frame, launched a towering blast into the right field stands for the game-winner. His ninth home run of the season moved the Mariners closer to the top of the AL West where they trail Houston by 3 1/2 games. The Astros dropped a 2-1 decision in Boston Friday.
Seattle and Texas go at it again on Saturday with the series conclusion Sunday.
AL Streaks: Red Sox, Guardians, Royals, A’s, won 3; Rays, lost 4.
The Brewers banged out 25 hits in their 16-9 win at Washington Friday to open a three-game series with the Nationals
William Contreras banged out five hits in seven at-bats, with three singles, a double, and his ninth home run of the season, scored three times and drove in a pair of runs.
Washington took a 1-0 lead in the 1st inning, but, after Blake Perkins clubbed the first of his two home runs in the 2nd, Milwaukee never again trailed, victimizing a parade of five hurlers for the Nationals, who lost their third straight and have found their way to last place in the NL East, 18 games out.
Milwaukee’s win kept them a game better than the Cubs in the NL Central. Game two of the series is Saturday at Nationals Park.
NL Streaks: Padres, won 6; Diamondbacks, lost 6.
July 31, 2025 MLB Players of the Day
As July ends, divisional and wild card races are heating up. Two of the teams deeply involved are the Rangers and Mariners, which opened their four-game series in Seattle tied at 57-52, both chasing the Astros in the West and very much alive for wild card spots.
Entering Thursday’s game, Texas had put up a 9-3 record since the All-Star break, but they were stymied by Seattle starter, George Kirby, who blanked them over six solid innings.
Cal Raleigh socked his 42nd home run of the season, breaking Mets’ catcher Todd Hundley’s 1996 record for home runs in a season by a switch-hitting catcher as the Mariners prevailed in the series opener, 6-0.
Raleigh leads the majors in long balls, and his 88 RBI are also tops, one ahead of teammate Eugenio Suarez, who joined the Mariners on Wednesday in a trade with Arizona. The Rangers and Mariners continue with game two of their four-game series on Friday. Seattle trails Houston by 4 1/2 in the AL West with the Rangers a game behind them.
AL Streaks: Tigers, won 4; Rays, lost 3.
There was only one game in the National League Thursday, but it was a doozy.
Ozzie Albies went 4-for-6 - a double and three singles - scoring twice and driving in two runs, both of them in a wild eighth inning, as the Braves plated eight for a seemingly-insurmountable 11-3 lead.
The Reds, however, weren’t about to surrender. In the bottom half of the 8th, they roared back with eight runs of their own to tie the Braves, highlighted by a pair of three-run homers by Austin Hays and Spencer Steer. After a scoreless 9th, Marcel Ozuna ended the slug-fest in the 10th inning with a game-winning sac fly for a 12-11 Atlanta victory.
The Braves and Reds will be back at it Friday in Cincinnati before heading to Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee for Saturday’s series finale, billed as the “Speedway Classic ’25”. The game will be the first by MLB in the state of Tennessee and is expected to break attendance records, with more than 85,000 tickets already sold.
Hall of famers Johnny Bench and Chipper Jones will throw out ceremonial first pitches. The game will be televised live on FOX at 7:00 pm ET.
NL Streaks: Padres, won 5; Giants, lost 6.
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