Jasson Dominguez established career highs of three homers and seven RBIs to help the New York Yankees post a 10-2 victory over the Athletics on Friday night at West Sacramento, Calif.
The switch-hitting Dominguez hit a solo shot from the left side in the third inning, a bases-empty blast while hitting right-handed in the seventh and blew the game open from the left side with a grand slam in the eighth. Dominguez, who never previously had more than one homer or three RBIs in a game, also drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. At 22 years and 91 days old, he became the youngest Yankee ever to produce a three-homer game.
Will Warren (2-2) pitched a career-long 7 1/3 innings and held the Athletics to four hits. The lone run charged to Warren scored after he exited the game, when reliever Mark Leiter Jr. yielded an RBI single to Jacob Wilson.
Paul Goldschmidt also homered as the Yankees racked up 14 hits to win their third straight game. Goldschmidt, J.C. Escarra, Ben Rice and Jorbit Vivas each had two hits for New York. Nick Kurtz had two hits for the Athletics, who also received an RBI single by Lawrence Butler while losing their third consecutive contest.
Dodgers 14, Diamondbacks 11
Shohei Ohtani had three hits, and his three-run homer capped a six-run ninth inning as Los Angeles rallied past Arizona in Phoenix.
Los Angeles overcame a three-run deficit after squandering a five-run lead. Ohtani hit a 1-2 pitch from Ryan Thompson with one out to break a tie at 11-11. Earlier in the inning, Andy Pages and Enrique Hernandez had RBI doubles and Max Muncy tied it with an RBI single off Kevin Ginkel (0-1), who gave up four straight hits to open the ninth.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had a grand slam and five RBIs, Ketel Marte homered twice and Eugenio Suarez and Randal Grichuk also went deep for the D-backs in the slugfest, which featured seven homers and 14 extra-base hits. Ohtani added two doubles and four RBIs and Hernandez had a homer, three hits and three runs for the Dodgers, who earned their major-league-leading 14th comeback victory.
Tigers 2, Rangers 1
Tarik Skubal set down the first 15 batters he faced and recorded a season-high 12 strikeouts as streaking Detroit edged visiting Texas.
Skubal (4-2) allowed one run on two hits in seven innings. His strikeout total was one shy of his career high. Colt Keith had two hits, scored a run and drove in another for the Tigers, who have won five straight and eight of their last nine games.
Texas starter Patrick Corbin (2-2) gave up two runs and three hits in seven innings. Sam Haggerty’s RBI single accounted for the Rangers’ run. Texas has lost 12 of its last 16 games.
Pirates 3, Braves 2
Bailey Falter threw six shutout innings and allowed two hits to help host Pittsburgh beat Atlanta and snap a seven-game losing streak.
The Pirates triumphed in Don Kelly’s debut as Pirates manager, which came one day after Derek Shelton was fired after six seasons in Pittsburgh. Falter (2-3) struck out three and walked two on 89 pitches. But closer Dennis Santana nearly let the advantage slip away before locking down his fourth save.
The Braves didn’t have an extra-base hit until Eli White tripled off Santana to lead off the ninth. White scored two batters later on a sacrifice fly by Michael Harris II. Santana then allowed a single to Alex Verdugo and an RBI single to Drake Baldwin.
Cardinals 10, Nationals 0
Erick Fedde threw the first complete game of his career and Willson Contreras drove in three runs as visiting St. Louis rocked Washington.
Fedde (3-3) allowed six hits while striking out eight and walking none across 109 pitches, marking the fourth complete game thrown in the majors this season. Nolan Arenado had three hits, while Ivan Herrera drove in a pair of runs for the Cardinals, who extended their winning streak to six games.
Mitchell Parker (3-3) allowed four runs on seven hits in his four-inning stint for Washington. CJ Abrams had three of the Nationals’ six hits, as the club dropped its third straight game.
Padres 13, Rockies 9
Gavin Sheets knocked in four runs, Martin Maldonado launched a homer and visiting San Diego became the latest team to batter Colorado’s pitching staff in Denver.
Sheets’ three-run double capped a four-run third inning that gave San Diego a 5-0 lead, and he added an RBI double during a five-run fifth. Maldonado finished off the fifth with a two-run homer to left, his second of the year, in the opener of a three-game set. Randy Vasquez (2-3) earned his first win since April 9, allowing six hits and two runs in six innings.
Antonio Senzatela (1-6) suffered the loss after giving up nine hits and eight runs (four earned) over 4 2/3 innings. Colorado fell to 6-32 with its seventh straight loss.
Mets 7, Cubs 2
Host New York hit four solo home runs and Clay Holmes gave up just one run in six innings en route to a win over Chicago.
Holmes (5-1) gave up just three hits and lowered his ERA to 2.74. The Mets have won seven straight games started by Holmes, who gave up a solo home run to Kyle Tucker in the fourth inning. It was the first home run Holmes allowed in a Mets uniform, after 39 2/3 innings.
Jameson Taillon, who had held left-handed batters to a .161 average coming into the game, gave up homers to left-handed-hitting Francisco Lindor, Brett Baty, Jeff McNeil and Juan Soto in the first four innings. Taillon (2-2) threw 100 pitches in four innings, permitting six runs, five earned, on nine hits.
Rays 4, Brewers 3
Taylor Walls drew a bases-loaded walk with two outs in the eighth inning to break a tie and give Tampa Bay a win over visiting Milwaukee.
Walls took a 3-2 pitch well below the strike zone from loser Jared Koenig (2-1), who gave up two hits and a walk in the inning to load the bases. The Rays snapped a three-game losing streak overall and a seven-game skid at home. Cole Sulser (1-1) got the win.
Tampa Bay’s Brandon Lowe hit a solo home run in the bottom of the fourth to tie the game at 2-2. Starter Zack Littell gave up two runs in six innings.
Astros 3, Reds 0
Hunter Brown posted his fourth scoreless start of the season and host Houston registered a shutout victory over Cincinnati in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
The Astros snapped a nine-game losing streak to the Reds behind another strong start from Brown (6-1), who finished an out shy of recording his eighth quality start in as many appearances this season. Although he issued a season-high four walks in 5 2/3 innings, Brown surrendered only two hits and recorded a season-high-tying nine strikeouts for a fourth consecutive outing.
Reds right-hander Nick Martinez (1-4) proved relatively elusive over his six innings. He allowed a season-high 10 hits but did not issue a walk.
Guardians 6, Phillies 0
Angel Martinez hit a two-run home run, Jose Ramirez and Kyle Manzardo had solo shots and Gavin Williams pitched five scoreless innings as Cleveland beat visiting Philadelphia.
Manzardo belted a 411-foot shot to center in the fourth and Martinez hit his first home run of the season in the fifth, both off Phillies starter Aaron Nola (1-6) in the opener of the three-game interleague series. Ramirez went deep in the seventh against Joe Ross, helping the Guardians to their 20th victory in 29 games since April 8.
Kyle Schwarber of the Phillies extended his on-base streak to a career-high 44 games with a walk, one shy of Odubel Herrera for the fourth-longest run in franchise history. The last player with a 44-game streak was New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge in 2022-2023.
White Sox 6, Marlins 2
Chicago broke a tie game with three runs in the seventh inning and went on to snap a four-game losing streak with a win over visiting Miami.
Andrew Vaughn hit a solo homer for Chicago, which bounced back after allowing 17 hits in a 10-0 loss to the Kansas City Royals on Thursday. Cam Booser (1-3) recorded two outs in the seventh inning for the win.
Liam Hicks homered for Miami, which lost for the 10th time in its last 12 games. The Marlins were 1-for-15 with runners in scoring position and left 11 runners on base.
Royals 2, Red Sox 1 (12 innings)
Freddy Fermin roped an RBI single in the 12th inning, after Michael Lorenzen and Hunter Dobbins both delivered stellar starts, and Kansas City recorded a season-high seventh straight win, edging Boston.
After Cavan Biggio’s sacrifice bunt moved placement runner Michael Massey to third, Fermin dropped a Sean Newcomb pitch into left field to send the Royals to their 16th win in 18 games.
Lorenzen allowed just three hits and struck out seven without a walk through seven innings. The rookie Dobbins lowered his ERA to 2.78 after giving up five hits over six innings. Boston’s Rafael Devers and Kansas City’s Vinnie Pasquantino each had an RBI in the 11th.
Twins 3, Giants 1
Chris Paddack took a perfect game into the sixth inning, Byron Buxton had a hand in two of his team’s three runs and Minnesota won a sixth straight game, beating visiting San Francisco in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
Paddack (1-3) retired the first 17 Giants he faced before Christian Koss, the No. 9 hitter, singled to center with two outs in the sixth. Paddack lost his shutout bid when Matt Chapman hit a solo shot in the seventh.
Minnesota’s Trevor Larnach and Carlos Correa each hit an RBI single and Harrison Bader scored on an error. Giants starter Jordan Hicks (1-4) completed six innings, during which he allowed all three Minnesota runs and seven hits.
Orioles 4, Angels 1
Tomoyuki Sugano threw 7 1/3 impressive innings, Gunnar Henderson homered and hit an RBI triple and Baltimore ended a five-game losing streak with a victory over Los Angeles in Anaheim, Calif.
Sugano (4-2) allowed one run and three hits, and Felix Bautista pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for his seventh save. Jackson Holliday and Emmanuel Rivera each had two hits and an RBI for the Orioles.
Angels starter Kyle Hendricks (1-4) yielded three runs on six hits in five-plus innings. Yoan Moncado tripled and scored a run.
Blue Jays 6, Mariners 3
Addison Barger hit three doubles, drove in two runs and made one of Toronto’s several sterling defensive plays in a victory over host Seattle in the opener of a three-game series.
Nathan Lukes homered for the Blue Jays, who won their second straight following a four-game skid. Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman (3-3) allowed three runs on seven hits over 5 1/3 innings.
Mariners starter Luis Castillo (3-3) gave up five runs on seven hits in five innings. Julio Rodriguez and Randy Arozarena each had two hits, while Arozarena, Jorge Polanco and Leody Taveras each notched an RBI.
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Osvaldo Bido (2-3) allowed four runs (three earned) and eight hits over 5 1/3 innings. He struck out six and walked two.
Goldschmidt came up with two outs in the third and fell behind 0-2 before hammering a slider over the fence in center for a 1-0 lead.
Two pitches later, Dominguez whacked a changeup over the wall in right-center.
New York tacked on a run in the fifth when Trent Grisham scored on Dominguez’s sacrifice fly to left.
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