The Texas Rangers get back to winning thanks to some home runs, the Baltimore Orioles extend the longest winning streak in Baseball thanks to Chris Davis, and the New York Yankees are trying to make up for their slow start to the season with another win.

Houston Astros 3  Texas Rangers 5: The Rangers win despite the Astros scoring two early runs, as Prince Fielder and Rougned Odor bang two home runs. Matt Bush was the most impressive of the bullpen troupe, striking out three in his appearance.

Pittsburgh Pirates 5  Colorado Rockies 11: Surprisingly, just one home runs for the Rockies in their big win (from DJ LeMahieu). Justin Blackmon, Mike Arenado and Ryan Raburn had two or more RBIs each, including three for LeMahieu.

Los Angeles Angels 3  New York Yankees 6: The Yankees win four in a row, making it finally to .500. Ivan Nova struck out five in 6.1 innings while the Betances-Miller-Chapman group had their usual strong finish. Both Carlos Beltran and Alex Rodriguez had 2 RBIs.

Baltimore Orioles 6  Toronto Blue Jays 5: The hottest team in Baseball right now keeps winning, this time on a sacrifice fly by Chris Davis in the ninth, who also hit the home run on his previous at-bat to tie the game.

St. Louis Cardinals 3  Cincinnati Reds 2: Adam Wainwright struck out nine in six innings, but the win went to the bullpen, while a Yadier Molina single in the 8th completed the comeback from two Reds runs in the first.

Washington Nationals 1  Chicago White Sox 3: The Sox end a five-game losing streak thanks to three runs in the first inning, and Miguel Gonzalez winning his first start of the season.

New York Mets 5  Milwaukee Brewers 2: Bartolo Colon was hit 8 times and struck out just two batters and still got the win after 7 innings, with Curtis Granderson hitting home run number 11 of the season and Kevin Plawecki getting a couple of RBIs.

Miami Marlins 10  Minnesota Twins 3: A blast for the Marlins, including pinch-hitting home run from Chris Johnson and Marcell Ozuna getting four hits, finishing with three RBIs.

Cleveland Indians 5  Seattle Mariners 3: The Mariners had three home runs, including two for Robinson Cano. It wasn’t enough, mostly thanks to a Tyler Naquin two-run homer.

American League Standings

American League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Baltimore Orioles	36	23	0.610	—	24–11	12–12
Boston Red Sox	34	25	0.576	2	19–12	15–13
Toronto Blue Jays	32	30	0.516	5½	14–15	18–15
New York Yankees	30	30	0.500	6½	17–12	13–18
Tampa Bay Rays	27	31	0.466	8½	11–15	16–16

American League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Cleveland Indians	33	26	0.559	—	17–12	16–14
Detroit Tigers	30	28	0.517	2½	17–12	13–16
Kansas City Royals	30	29	0.508	3	19–7	11–22
Chicago White Sox	30	30	0.500	3½	14–14	16–16
Minnesota Twins	18	41	0.305	15	11–19	7–22

American League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Texas Rangers	37	23	0.617	—	24–10	13–13
Seattle Mariners	33	27	0.550	4	14–16	19–11
Houston Astros	29	33	0.468	9	17–14	12–19
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	26	34	0.433	11	12–17	14–17
Oakland Athletics	25	34	0.424	11½	13–16	12–18

National League Standings

National League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Washington Nationals	36	24	0.600	—	15–11	21–13
New York Mets	33	26	0.559	2½	15–12	18–14
Miami Marlins	31	29	0.517	5	14–16	17–13
Philadelphia Phillies	29	31	0.483	7	16–16	13–15
Atlanta Braves	17	42	0.288	18½	6–23	11–19

National League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Chicago Cubs	41	17	0.707	—	22–8	19–9
Pittsburgh Pirates	32	28	0.533	10	18–12	14–16
St. Louis Cardinals	32	28	0.533	10	15–16	17–12
Milwaukee Brewers	28	32	0.467	14	17–16	11–16
Cincinnati Reds	22	38	0.367	20	15–18	7–20

National League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
San Francisco Giants	36	25	0.590	—	17–12	19–13
Los Angeles Dodgers	32	29	0.525	4	17–14	15–15
Colorado Rockies	28	32	0.467	7½	11–15	17–17
Arizona Diamondbacks	26	36	0.419	10½	10–22	16–14
San Diego Padres	25	36	0.410	11	15–18	10–18

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