A day that included the Chicago Cubs beating up the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Seattle Mariners showering the San Diego Padres with 12 runs in just two innings, and shutout performances for the San Francisco Giants and Arizona Diamondbacks, courtesy of Madison Bumgarner and Zack Greinke.

The Los Angeles Dodgers finally get to take down the Chicago Cubs, the Boston Red Sox extend their lead in the AL East and everyone in the AL West is on a two-game winning streak or longer, as the Texas Rangers continue to lead the division following four straight W’s.

No one is hotter in baseball than the Chicago Cubs following their shutout win against the Los Angeles Dodgers. No one is colder than the Chicago White Sox, losing seven games in a row, held scoreless by the New York Mets.

The six teams with the best record in Baseball win, including NL & AL leaders Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox. The Minnesota Twins sweep the Seattle Mariners to form an unlikely four-game winning streak, while the Chicago White Sox keep falling apart, now on a six-game losing streak.

The Chicago Cubs extend their winning streak to four games at the expense of the Philadelphia Phillies, tied for the longest one in the league along with the Toronto Blue Jays, who walked off as winners from their slugfest against the Boston Red Sox.

The Chicago Cubs look good against the Philadelphia Phillies while the Boston Red Sox drop their second in a row. The Pittsburgh Pirates extend the longest winning streak in baseball against the Texas Rangers, while the Milwaukee Brewers also seem to be quite hot right now, although it’s not that big of a deal when they do it against the Cincinnati Reds.

In a short day of Baseball, the Colorado Rockies showed the Boston Red Sox their ability to hit home runs while the Washington Nationals got another one from Bryce Harper in a narrow win over the struggling St. Louis Cardinals.

Just like they’ve been doing lately, the Chicago Cubs bombarded the St. Louis Cardinals with runs, while we have one less undefeated pitcher as Chris Sale dropped a game for the Chicago White Sox, a first this season, falling against the Cleveland Indians and Josh Tomlin.

A day of shutouts and complete games, with the San Francisco Giants getting Johnny Cueto to deliver big time in a narrow win over the San Diego Padres, and Clayton Kershaw doing the same for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a one-run win over the Cincinnati Reds.