MLB July 28 Scores & Standings

MLB July 28 Scores & Standings

Tanner Roark

The Chicago Cubs didn’t let the return of Chris Sale get in the way of their winning, while the Washington Nationals looked impressive in their win over the San Francisco Giants, and the Boston Red Sox fell for a fourth straight game, this time against the Los Angeles Angels, dropping the ball in the 9th inning due to an awful error by Hanley Ramirez.

Colorado Rockies 2  New York Mets 1: The Rockies enjoyed two errors, one by James Loney and then a wild pitch by Jeurys Familia, to come back in the 9th inning and poach the win at the very last moment, before Carlos Estevez closed the deal with save number 11 this season.

Arizona Diamondbacks 4  Milwaukee Brewers 6: Hernan Perez and Kirk Nieuwenhuis both hit home runs, as the Brewers handed the disappointing Diamondbacks their 60th loss of the season. As always, the Diamondbacks scored first.

Baltimore Orioles 2  Minnesota Twins 6: Eduardo Nunez didn’t have a good game in his Twins finale, but the team won anyway, with Max Kepler hitting home run number 11 this season, and Eddie Rosario helping out with two RBIs of his own.

Philadelphia Phillies 7  Atlanta Braves 5: Aaron Altherr made his return after a wrist injury sidelining him since the beginning of the season, hitting 3-for-4 with two RBIs, coming from a two-run homer. Maikel Franco hit a three run homer, his 19th overall this season.

St. Louis Cardinals 5  Miami Marlins 4: The Cardinals opened with a 5-0 run through the first five innings, enough for the win. Aledmys Diaz opened with a two run homer, followed by a solo shot from Matt Holliday, and then another RBI by Diaz, the run capped off by Matt Adams with an RBI single.

Chicago White Sox 1  Chicago Cubs 3: Chris Sale returned and wasn’t half bad, but John Lackey and the Cubs, including Aroldis Chapman with another strong performance (1.1 innings, 2 k’s) allowed only four hits, while Kris Bryant, Ben Zobrist and Addison Russell did the damage on offense.

Kansas City Royals 2  Texas Rangers 3: Two teams heavily involved in trade rumors from different sides of the negotiation table, the Royals lost despite a complete game from Yordano Ventura, getting very little support from his offense. Cole Hamels struck out 12 in 8 innings, and Rougned Odor with his home run set the stage for two by Mitch Moreland.

Boston Red Sox 1  Los Angeles Angels 2: The Red Sox took a Mookie Betts RBI off a sacrifice fly in the third inning into the 9th inning, but a bad throw by Hanley Ramirez allowed two winning runs for the Angels, ruining one of David Price’s better appearances this season.

Washington Nationals 4  San Francisco Giants 2: An impressive performance by the Nationals, with Tanner Roark doing a good job in 7 innings, allowing four hits, while also getting an RBI single in the second inning. Bryce Harper hit an RBI double in the 6th that gave the Nats a three run lead, too much for the Giants to cope with.

American League Standings

American League East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Baltimore Orioles 58 43 0.574 — 37–16 21–27
Toronto Blue Jays 57 45 0.559 1½ 30–23 27–22
Boston Red Sox 55 45 0.550 2½ 34–25 21–20
New York Yankees 52 49 0.515 6 29–22 23–27
Tampa Bay Rays 39 61 0.390 18½ 19–30 20–31
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Cleveland Indians 57 42 0.576 — 27–17 30–25
Detroit Tigers 54 48 0.529 4½ 26–19 28–29
Chicago White Sox 50 52 0.490 8½ 28–24 22–28
Kansas City Royals 49 52 0.485 9 32–19 17–33
Minnesota Twins 38 63 0.376 20 21–31 17–32
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Texas Rangers 59 44 0.573 — 31–17 28–27
Houston Astros 55 46 0.545 3 32–21 23–25
Seattle Mariners 51 49 0.510 6½ 25–23 26–26
Oakland Athletics 47 55 0.461 11½ 24–29 23–26
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 46 56 0.451 12½ 23–26 23–30

National League Standings

National League East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Washington Nationals 60 42 0.588 — 31–20 29–22
Miami Marlins 55 47 0.539 5 27–23 28–24
New York Mets 53 48 0.525 6½ 27–23 26–25
Philadelphia Phillies 47 57 0.452 14 23–28 24–29
Atlanta Braves 35 67 0.343 25 14–37 21–30
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago Cubs 61 40 0.604 — 32–16 29–24
St. Louis Cardinals 55 47 0.539 6½ 25–30 30–17
Pittsburgh Pirates 52 48 0.520 8½ 29–23 23–25
Milwaukee Brewers 44 56 0.440 16½ 27–25 17–31
Cincinnati Reds 40 61 0.396 21 24–28 16–33
W L Pct. GB Home Road
San Francisco Giants 59 43 0.578 — 30–20 29–23
Los Angeles Dodgers 57 45 0.559 2 31–19 26–26
Colorado Rockies 50 52 0.490 9 25–24 25–28
San Diego Padres 44 58 0.431 15 23–25 21–33
Arizona Diamondbacks 42 60 0.412 17 17–35 25–25
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