The Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers all enjoy dramatic walk off wins, while Jay Bruce hit two home runs to upset the San Francisco Giants, and Adrian Beltre had his big moment with a game winning homer for the Rangers against the Athletics. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox are suddenly surging, winning their last three games with walk off hits, this time against the Chicago Cubs.

Detroit Tigers 4  Boston Red Sox 2: Drew Pomeranz’ second start for the Red Sox was better, but this time he lost, with a two run homer by Jose Iglesias giving the Tigers the lead, which they didn’t relinquish. Justin Verlander picked up the win (10-6), striking out five in 6 innings.

Colorado Rockies 2  Baltimore Orioles 3: Adam Jones opened the scoring for the Orioles and also tied the game in the 7th innings. In extra innings (10th to be exact), it was Jones again, taking advantage of an error by Jordan Lyles to win the game.

Chicago Cubs 4  Chicago White Sox 5: The White Sox are suddenly scorching, winning a third consecutive game by one run in the ninth inning, this time a walk off single by Tyler Saladino, while Todd Frazier hit his 29th home run of the season.

San Diego Padres 2  Toronto Blue Jays 4: Aaron Sanchez had another great start (11-1), striking out 7 while giving up just three hits, as the Blue Jays won their second in a row, staying on the tale of the Red Sox and Orioles.

Philadelphia Phillies 4  Miami Marlins 0: Jeremy Hellickson dominated, giving up one hit in six innings, against a team he might be playing for soon. The Phillies didn’t score until the 8th inning, but Fernando Rodney lost control of the game, followed by A.J. Ramos melting down.

Arizona Diamondbacks 2  Milwaukee Brewers 7: Through four innings, the Diamondbacks twice tied the game, but a Ryan Braun single in the 5th opened the lead once more, followed by the finishing blow: A three-run homer by Martin Maldonado.

Oakland Athletics 6  Texas Rangers 7: A sweet, sweet finish for the Rangers and especially Adrian Beltre, bringing Texas within one run in the 7th with a home run, and then hitting a walk off, two-run homer in the ninth, making it to 16 this season.

New York Yankees 2  Houston Astros 1: The Yankees win again, this time relying on an RBI double from Austin Romine to win it, countering the home run from George Springer to start the game. Michael Pineda looked good, striking out 8 in 7 innings, while Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller closed and saved, with Aroldis Chapman gone.

Los Angeles Angels 6  Kansas City Royals 2: The Royals are sinking, losing three in a row. Albert Pujols finished with four RBIs off of three singles, making it to 76 this season, third in the AL behind David Ortiz and Edwin Encarnacion.

Cincinnati Reds 7  San Francisco Giants 5: A second straight loss for the Giants, now only 2.5 games behind the Dodgers. Jay Bruce hit two home runs, including a 6th inning, 440 feet bomb to score two and put the Reds in front. Eugenio Suarez also hit a home run, making it to 17 this season.

American League Standings

American League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Baltimore Orioles	58	40	0.592	—	37–14	21–26
Boston Red Sox	55	42	0.567	2½	34–23	21–19
Toronto Blue Jays	56	44	0.560	3	29–22	27–22
New York Yankees	51	48	0.515	7½	29–22	22–26
Tampa Bay Rays	38	60	0.388	20	19–30	19–30

American League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Cleveland Indians	56	41	0.577	—	26–16	30–25
Detroit Tigers	52	48	0.520	5½	26–19	26–29
Kansas City Royals	48	50	0.490	8½	31–18	17–32
Chicago White Sox	49	50	0.495	8	27–24	22–26
Minnesota Twins	37	61	0.378	19½	20–29	17–32

American League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Texas Rangers	58	42	0.580	—	30–15	28–27
Houston Astros	54	45	0.545	3½	31–20	23–25
Seattle Mariners	50	48	0.510	7	25–23	25–25
Oakland Athletics	45	55	0.450	13	24–29	21–26
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	44	55	0.444	13½	22–26	22–29

National League Standings

National League East	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Washington Nationals	58	41	0.586	—	31–20	27–21
New York Mets	52	45	0.536	5	26–20	26–25
Miami Marlins	53	46	0.535	5	25–22	28–24
Philadelphia Phillies	46	55	0.455	13	23–28	23–27
Atlanta Braves	33	66	0.333	25	14–36	19–30

National League Central	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
Chicago Cubs	59	39	0.602	—	30–16	29–23
St. Louis Cardinals	52	46	0.531	7	25–30	27–16
Pittsburgh Pirates	51	47	0.520	8	28–22	23–25
Milwaukee Brewers	42	55	0.433	16½	25–24	17–31
Cincinnati Reds	39	60	0.394	20½	24–28	15–32

National League West	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
San Francisco Giants	58	41	0.586	—	29–18	29–23
Los Angeles Dodgers	56	44	0.560	2½	30–18	26–26
Colorado Rockies	47	52	0.475	11	25–24	22–28
San Diego Padres	43	57	0.430	15½	23–25	20–32
Arizona Diamondbacks	41	58	0.414	17	17–35	24–23

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