Gabriel Moreno homered and drove in two runs and Corbin Carroll hit two doubles and had a go-ahead RBI single in the eighth to lift the Arizona Diamondbacks past the host Philadelphia Phillies, 4-3, on Tuesday.

Emmanuel Rivera added two hits and Ketel Marte had an RBI triple. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. doubled in the eighth to extend his hitting streak to 16 games.

Arizona has won four straight.

Diamondbacks starter Ryne Nelson tossed six strong innings and allowed three hits and one run with four strikeouts and no walks. Jose Ruiz (2-0) earned the win in relief, and Miguel Castro threw a scoreless ninth for his fifth save.

Kody Clemens had a double and two RBIs and Bryce Harper added two hits for the Phillies.

Alec Bohm chipped in with an RBI single.

Matt Strahm lasted two innings after being pressed into a spot start for the Phillies. Strahm gave up three hits and two runs with three strikeouts and no walks.

Seranthony Dominguez (1-2) took the loss.

The Diamondbacks took a 4-3 lead in the eighth inning when Carroll looped an RBI single to left off Dominguez. Arizona went on to load the bases, but Geraldo Perdomo grounded out against Gregory Soto to end the threat.

With runners on first and second and two outs, Dominic Fletcher made a diving catch in short center on a line drive from Kyle Schwarber in the home half of the eighth.

The Diamondbacks went ahead 2-0 in the second when Moreno launched a towering two-run home run to left center.

Clemens hit an RBI double in the bottom of the second to score J.T. Realmuto from first base and slice the deficit to 2-1.

In the third, Arizona took a 3-1 advantage thanks to an RBI triple from Marte.

Nelson combined to throw just 17 total pitches in the fifth and sixth.

Newly acquired Dylan Covey kept the Phillies within striking distance, as he gave up five hits and one run in five innings of relief with six strikeouts and one walk.

Harper walked to open the seventh and Nick Castellanos doubled to place runners at second and third. Clemens soon grounded into a fielder’s choice but knocked in a run to close within 3-2. Bohm then came up as a pinch hitter and grounded an RBI single to center to tie the game at 3.

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Paul Goldschmidt snapped out of a prolonged slump with solo homers in his first two at-bats while Adam Wainwright earned a rare win in Cincinnati as the visiting St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds 8-5 on Tuesday night.

Goldschmidt got his big night off to a quick start in the first against Cincinnati starter and loser Graham Ashcraft (2-3) with a towering drive to the first row of seats in left center.

Goldschmidt entered the game in a 1-for-21 slump with nine strikeouts and had not homered since May 7, when he homered three times against Detroit.

Wainwright (2-0) scattered eight hits and five runs over 5 2/3 innings for his first win in Cincinnati since Aug. 16, 2019, which was also his last win against the Reds overall.

In the ninth, the Reds loaded the bases against closer Ryan Helsley, who suffered the loss on Monday. But Jonathan India grounded out to short to end the game, giving Helsley his sixth save in nine chances.

Tommy Edman doubled, tripled and drove in three runs for the Cardinals, who won for the 12th time in 16 games.

TJ Friedl returned from the injured list with two doubles and rookie shortstop Matt McLain connected for his first career homer and drove in three for the Reds, who lost for the sixth time in seven games.

In his second at-bat, Goldschmidt lofted an Ashcraft slider to deep right field. It just cleared the wall for his second homer in as many at-bats.

Two batters later, plate umpire Will Little called a strike on Nolan Arenado that Arenado didn’t agree with. Arenado then grounded into a double play, and in between innings, Arenado argued with Little and was ejected, along with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol, who also argued with Little.

The Reds managed to cut the Cardinals’ lead to one, 4-3, in the third when McLain recorded his first career home run. McLain drove a Wainwright sinker to the seats in right field for a two-run homer.

Ashcraft was pulled after five innings, allowing seven runs on 10 hits, striking out five, walking none and yielding the two solo homers to Goldschmidt.

With the tying runs on base in the sixth, reliever Chris Stratton fanned Kevin Newman to end the rally as Wainwright received hugs from teammates in the dugout.

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George Springer went 4-for-5 with a solo home run and two RBIs as the Toronto Blue Jays demolished the Tampa Bay Rays 20-1 on Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Springer finished a double away from hitting for the cycle as the Blue Jays ended a five-game losing streak.

Toronto had 27 hits, the highest single-game total in the majors this year. Tampa Bay used position players to pitch the final two innings, and they yielded 10 runs.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit a ninth-inning grand slam and drove in six runs, and Matt Chapman and Danny Jansen added two-run homers in the ninth.

Toronto right-hander Jose Berrios (4-4) allowed one run, five hits and two walks with five strikeouts in seven innings.

Isaac Paredes hit a solo home run for the Rays, who won the opener of the four-game series on Monday.

Rays right-hander Taj Bradley (3-1) gave up nine hits and four runs while amassing seven strikeouts and no walks in four innings.

Toronto opened the first inning with successive singles by Springer, Bo Bichette and Guerrero to score one run. Bradley struck out the next three batters.

Springer hit his seventh homer of the season in the third.

Toronto’s Whit Merrifield led off the fourth with a single and scored on Jansen’s double. Jansen continued to third on the throw home and scored on Springer’s check-swing infield hit for a 4-0 lead.

Zack Burdi replaced Bradley in the fifth and allowed six runs (five earned). Chapman walked with one out, stole second, then took third on a single by Merrifield, who stole second. Daulton Varsho hit a two-run single.

Jansen hit a ground-rule double. A wild pitch scored a run, and Kevin Kiermaier hit a sacrifice fly to plate another. Springer tripled and scored on a wild pitch and Bichette reached second on a throwing error by third baseman Paredes before Guerrero hit an RBI single for a 10-0 lead.

Paredes homered in the bottom of the fifth for the Rays’ lone run.

Luke Raley moved from first base to the mound in the eighth and allowed one run on an RBI single by Chapman.

In the ninth, Raley allowed Guerrero’s eighth homer of the season and Chapman’s seventh. Catcher Christian Bethancourt served up Jansen’s sixth homer of the season.

Blue Jays right-hander Adam Cimber was reinstated from the injured list pregame and pitched a scoreless ninth inning. He had been sidelined since April 24 due to right rhomboid strain.

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Nathan Eovaldi fired a complete-game six-hitter, and the visiting Texas Rangers evened their three-game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night with a 6-1 victory.

Eovaldi (6-2) held the Pirates to a single run, walked one and struck out five to become the first pitcher in the majors to record two complete games this season.

Pirates starter Rich Hill (4-4) tallied nine strikeouts, but also allowed seven hits and five runs through 5 1/3 innings.

Texas remained atop the American League West standings, having won eight of its 12 road games in the month of May. The Pirates, who pulled out a 6-4 victory over the Rangers on Monday, have lost 15 of their past 20 since a 20-8 start.

In Texas’ loss to Pittsburgh on Monday, the Rangers’ first run did not come until the sixth inning. Marcus Semien made sure the scoring began earlier on Tuesday night as he led off with a triple in the first. Corey Seager’s infield single brought Semien home.

Before the end of the inning, Seager also scored. A balk against Hill — met with great displeasure from Hill himself and the Pittsburgh dugout — advanced Seager from third base, giving Texas a 2-0 lead.

Hill responded by striking out the side in the second inning and followed with three more scoreless frames. That allowed Pittsburgh to get within a run of the lead, as the Pirates cut the deficit to 2-1 in the third on Bryan Reynolds’ RBI double off the right-center field wall, which scored Andrew McCutchen from first.

But a three-run sixth from Texas erased any increasing momentum for the Pirates. Perhaps fueled by an inning-ending double play from the Rangers’ infield in the fifth, Texas opened the sixth aggressive at the plate.

Nathaniel Lowe, on the receiving end of that double play at first base, drew a walk. Adolis Garcia doubled in the following at-bat before Josh Jung, who sparked the double play from his spot at third base, singled sharply to center field, driving in both runners.

Another balk, this one from Pirates reliever Jose Hernandez, brought Jung home three batters later.

Jung’s eighth-inning solo homer capped Texas’ scoring in the win, and Jung finished with three RBIs and two runs.

–Field Level Media

Yasmani Grandal homered and drove in two runs, Romy Gonzalez highlighted a three-run seventh inning with a go-ahead, two-run double and the visiting Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Guardians 4-2 on Tuesday.

Dylan Cease (3-3) snapped a seven-start winless streak, allowing two runs on five hits with two walks and three strikeouts over six innings. Chicago evened the three-game series at a win apiece and has won four of its last five.

Keynan Middleton and Joe Kelly combined for two scoreless innings of relief before Kendall Graveman pitched the ninth for his fourth save.

Will Brennan homered and Andres Gimenez had two hits for Cleveland, which has lost six of its last eight.

The Guardians claimed an early lead on Brennan’s one-out solo homer to right field in the third inning. The 390-foot shot was Brennan’s second home run of the season.

Guardians starter Logan Allen (1-2) retired 14 of his first 15 batters faced before Chicago pulled even on Grandal’s two-out solo homer in the fifth.

Cleveland moved ahead in the sixth when Amed Rosario drew a leadoff walk, moved to second on Jose Ramirez’s groundout and scored on Josh Naylor’s double to right.

After Naylor advanced to third on Josh Bell’s groundout, Cease retired Gabriel Arias to end the inning.

Chicago knocked Allen out of the game after scoring three runs in the seventh. Andrew Vaughn delivered a leadoff single, Andrew Benintendi doubled to extend his hitting streak to 10 games and Vaughn scored when Ramirez mishandled Grandal’s bouncer to third.

After Clint Frazier walked, Gonzalez’s double into the left field corner scored two runs. Enyel De Los Santos relieved Allen and struck out the next three batters to strand a pair of runners in scoring position.

Cleveland threatened in the eighth inning after Ramirez tripled off the center field wall with two outs, but Kelly got Naylor to ground out to second to end the inning.

White Sox center fielder Luis Robert Jr. is listed as day-to-day after exiting the game in the ninth inning with right hip tightness.

–Field Level Media

The Minnesota Twins put starting outfielder Trevor Larnach on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with a bout of pneumonia.

The move is retroactive to Monday. In a corresponding move, the Twins recalled OF Matt Wallner from Triple-A Saint Paul.

Larnach, 26, last played Sunday and went 0-for-4. He’s batting .215 with five home runs and a team-leading 27 RBIs in 39 games (34 starts) this season, playing the corner outfield spots. He’s a career .224 hitter in his third season with the Twins.

Wallner, 25, has appeared in six games (three starts) for the Twins this season, going 0-for-8 with a walk and a run. He’s 13-for-65 in 24 major league games.

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The Kansas City Royals selected the contract of right-hander Nick Wittgren from Triple-A Omaha on Tuesday and had him swap roster spots with right-hander Max Castillo, who was optioned.

Wittgren, 31, has seven years of major league experience, most recently last season with the St. Louis Cardinals. He is 19-15 with a 3.96 ERA in 287 appearances (one start) for the Miami Marlins (2016-18), Cleveland franchise (2019-21) and Cardinals.

Castillo, 24, was 0-1 with a 5.14 ERA in four relief appearances for the Royals this season. He’s 0-3 with a 5.74 ERA in 18 appearances (six starts) for the Toronto Blue Jays and Royals the past two seasons.

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Right-hander Julio Teheran is returning to the major leagues after signing a free-agent deal with the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday, the New York Post reported.

Teheran, 32, opted out of a minor league deal with the San Diego Padres on Monday. He was 4-2 at Triple-A El Paso this season, with 45 strikeouts in 40 innings.

The Brewers are in the middle of the pack in staff ERA in the major leagues at 4.23 but are desperate for starting pitching after a bevy of injuries to the rotation.

Milwaukee placed left-hander Eric Lauer on the injured list Monday with a shoulder impingement. The club also has left-hander Wade Miley and right-hander Brandon Woodruff on the IL with shoulder injuries.

Teheran was a two-time All-Star with the Atlanta Braves after finishing fifth in the 2013 National League Rookie of the Year balloting. In 11 major league seasons with the Braves (2011-19), Los Angeles Angels (2020) and Detroit Tigers (2021), he is 78-77 with a 3.80 ERA in 240 appearances (236 starts).

–Field Level Media

The Cincinnati Reds activated center fielder TJ Friedl off the injured list Tuesday and optioned outfielder Will Benson to Triple-A Louisville.

Friedl, 27, was placed on the injured list May 12 with a left oblique strain. He was off to a hot start, batting .306 with an .818 OPS and three home runs, with 18 RBIs in 37 games.

In three seasons with the Reds, Friedl is a career .266 hitter with a .774 OPS, 12 home runs and 45 RBIs in 123 games.

Benson, 24, was 1-for-25 in 10 games with the Reds this season. Over 38 games the past two seasons with the Cleveland Guardians and Reds, Benson is batting .138 with three RBIs.

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The Philadelphia Phillies placed right-hander Dylan Covey on the active roster Tuesday and optioned right-hander Andrew Bellatti to Triple-A Lehigh Valley.

Covey, 31, was claimed off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday. He was designated for assignment Thursday — one day after making his Dodgers debut. He allowed two runs on five hits in four innings of relief against the Minnesota Twins.

Covey owns a 6-29 career record with a 6.54 ERA in 72 games (45 starts) with the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox and Dodgers.

Bellatti, 31, was 1-0 with a 5.68 ERA in 15 relief appearances for the Phillies this season. In four seasons with the Tampa Bay Rays (2015), Miami Marlins (2021) and Phillies (2022-23), he is 8-5 with a 3.75 ERA in 94 appearances (one start).

–Field Level Media