In another day of home run plentifulness, Trevor Story stood out in his phenomenal rookie season, while Mac Williamson did well for the San Francisco Giants in an extra innings win over the New York Yankees, while Stephen Drew won it for the Washington Nationals against the San Diego Padres with a walk off triple.

Chicago Cubs 1  Milwaukee Brewers 6: The Cubs winning streak ends as they’re held to just six hits with some solid pitching from Zach Davies. Kirk Nieuwenhuis hit two home runs and JOnathan Lucroy added more to his value, as the trade talk regarding him continues.

Seattle Mariners 14  Toronto Blue Jays 5: The Mariners go off on the Blue Jays, including a good start for Hisashi Iwakuma, giving up four hits and two runs in six innings. Nelson Cruz hit two home runs, finishing with 7 RBIs, and Kyle Seager helped out with his 19th home run of the season.

San Francisco Giants 2  New York Yankees 1: In a game that came down to the 12th inning, it was Mac Williamson that won it for the Giants. His home run in the 5th inning tied the game, and his 12th inning single won it, followed by Hunter Strickland saving it in his closing inning.

Philadelphia Phillies 4  Pittsburgh Pirates 7: The Pirates lost Tyler Glasnow for shoulder pain after only three innings, but the bat work of Gregory Polanco, David Freese and Francisco Cervelli made up for their pitching turmoil.

Cleveland Indians 2  Baltimore Orioles 5: A two run homer by Mark Trumbo, his 30th of the season, gave the Orioles a 3-0 lead, followed by Pedro Alvarez hitting a deep ball too, helping Kevin Gausman get his second win of the season.

San Diego Padres 2  Washington Nationals 3: The Padres kicked things off with a two run homer, but Daniel Murphy brought them back, Ben Revere tied the game, and Stephen Drew won it with a walk off triple. Max Scherzer struck out 10 in 7 innings, but didn’t get the win.

Minnesota Twins 11  Boston Red Sox 9: In a wild game with a total of 34 hits, it was Eduardo Nunez with a two-RBI single that put the Twins on top for good, capping off a five-run 7th inning for the Twins, followed by Miguel Sano hitting home run number 15 of the season to set the final score.

Detroit Tigers 3  Chicago White Sox 3: Stopped after 8 innings with a tied score, will resume on Sunday.

Arizona Diamondbacks 1  Cincinnati Reds 6: The Diamondbacks lose their fourth in a row to further the anguish of this season, once again being the team that scores first. Jay Bruce hit a three-run homer, his 20th of the season, which might make it easier for the Reds to trade him.

Los Angeles Angels 2  Houston Astros 7: A third win in a row for the Astros, getting a two-homer day from Evan Gattis, finishing with four RBIs off of his two hits. Collin McHugh allowed six hits and two runs (one homer) in his start, improving to 7-6 this season.

New York Mets 2  Miami Marlins 7: A strong performance for Jose Fernandez, allowing four hits while striking out 7 in 7. Giancarlo Stanton hit his 21st home run of the season and also added an RBI single. Fernandez himself opened the game with an RBI single, and Martin Prado closed the game with two scoring singles of his own.

Texas Rangers 7  Kansas City Royals 4: The Royals fall to .500 while the Rangers keep a 2.5 game distance from their nation rival, enjoying a three-run Adrian Beltre homer and Nomar Mazara getting three hits, including a two-run homer.

Los Angeles Dodgers 7  St. Louis Cardinals 2: Adrian Gonzalez hit a home run and Andrew Toles had three hits, while Kenta Maeda did good work in 5.2 innings, with some bullpen help, holding the Cardinals to only six hits.

Atlanta Braves 4  Colorado Rockies 8: Trevor Story hit two home runs, making it to 26 this season, passing the rookie mark set by Troy Tulowitzki in 2007. The record for a rookie shortstop is 30 by Nomar Garciaparra in 1997, a mark Story is projected to blow by.

Tampa Bay Rays 3  Oakland Athletics 4: Down 3-1 entering the 9th inning, a couple of home runs saved the A’s: First Jake Smolinski with a two-run homer to tie the game, followed by the walk off winner from Ryon Healy, his second homer of the season.

American League Standings

American League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Baltimore Orioles	56	40	0.583	—	35–14	21–26
Boston Red Sox	54	41	0.568	1½	33–22	21–19
Toronto Blue Jays	54	44	0.551	3	27–22	27–22
New York Yankees	49	48	0.505	7½	28–22	21–26
Tampa Bay Rays	38	59	0.392	18½	19–30	19–29

American League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Cleveland Indians	56	40	0.583	—	26–16	30–24
Detroit Tigers	50	46	0.521	6	26–19	24–27
Kansas City Royals	48	48	0.500	8	31–16	17–32
Chicago White Sox	46	49	0.484	9½	24–23	22–26
Minnesota Twins	37	60	0.381	19½	20–29	17–31

American League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Texas Rangers	56	42	0.571	—	29–15	27–27
Houston Astros	53	44	0.546	2½	30–19	23–25
Seattle Mariners	50	47	0.515	5½	25–23	25–24
Oakland Athletics	44	54	0.449	12	23–29	21–25
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	43	54	0.443	12½	22–26	21–28

National League Standings

National League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Washington Nationals	58	40	0.592	—	31–19	27–21
Miami Marlins	53	44	0.546	4½	25–20	28–24
New York Mets	51	45	0.531	6	26–20	25–25
Philadelphia Phillies	45	54	0.455	13½	23–28	22–26
Atlanta Braves	33	65	0.337	25	14–36	19–29

National League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Chicago Cubs	58	38	0.604	—	30–16	28–22
St. Louis Cardinals	52	45	0.536	6½	25–29	27–16
Pittsburgh Pirates	50	47	0.515	8½	27–22	23–25
Milwaukee Brewers	41	54	0.432	16½	24–23	17–31
Cincinnati Reds	38	59	0.392	20½	24–27	14–32

National League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
San Francisco Giants	58	39	0.598	—	29–17	29–22
Los Angeles Dodgers	55	44	0.556	4	30–18	25–26
Colorado Rockies	46	51	0.474	12	24–24	22–27
San Diego Padres	42	56	0.429	16½	23–25	19–31
Arizona Diamondbacks	40	57	0.412	18	17–35	23–22

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