Yes, the Chicago Cubs thrashed the New York Mets and Aaron Judge went back to hitting home runs for the New York Yankees, but nothing was bigger than the Cleveland Indians beating the Kansas City Royals in extra innings and winning their 22nd in a row, a new record.

Nothing is bigger right now than the Cleveland Indians torching the majors, winning their 17th game in a row. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers kept their & the St. Louis Cardinals hopes of chasing down the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central alive by clobbering the division leaders.

The two hottest teams in the majors, the Cleveland Indians and Arizona Diamondbacks, extended their win streaks. Meanwhile, the Chicago Cubs won a narrow shutout in Pittsburgh and the Boston Red Sox distanced themselves a bit further from the New York Yankees.

Things aren’t slowing down for the hottest teams in the land: The Cleveland Indians picked up their 13th straight win with a dominant performance against the ChiSox, while the Arizona Diamondbacks picked up another W (12th in a row) against the slipping, although comfortable, Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers remain on a historic pace, picking up win number 80 this season thanks to Cody Bellinger and his home run hitting antics. Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays again to extend the longest active winning streak to 8.

A busy day of baseball included the Boston Red Sox and Chris Sale shutting out the Tampa Bay Rays to extend their AL East lead, the Cleveland Indians getting a big walk off homer from Yan Gomes, and Grand Slam homers in other games, including Brian Dozier and Jake Lamb winning games with them.

A day of grand slam home runs for Aledmys Diaz, Jefry Marte and Hunter Renfroe, all the while the Chicago Cubs keep winning, the New York Yankees stay alive by stopping the Boston Red Sox, the Toronto Blue Jays complicating things for the Baltimore Orioles, the Detroit Tigers staying close, and the status quo in the National League remaining: The New York Mets and San Francisco Giants in the lead of the wild card standings, the St. Louis Cardinals one game behind.