MLB Roundup: Springer Hits 300th HR, Ohtani Shines

The Toronto Blue Jays used the long ball to build an early advantage.

Davis Schneider homered for the second straight game before Andrés Giménez followed with a blast to right-center field. The back-to-back home runs gave Toronto a 3-0 lead.

Later, George Springer added another memorable moment. The veteran outfielder launched the 300th home run of his MLB career and extended the Blue Jays’ lead to 6-1.

Reynolds powers Pirates with two home runs

Brian Reynolds delivered one of the best performances of the night for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The outfielder homered in consecutive innings and finished with two long balls. His second homer tied the game and marked his 10th home run of the season.

Ohtani breaks scoreless deadlock

A pitching duel dominated the game between Los Angeles and Tampa Bay until Shohei Ohtani stepped to the plate.

With both teams locked in a scoreless contest, Ohtani crushed a deep home run to center field and finally broke the stalemate.

Yankees rookies provide offensive spark

The New York Yankees received key contributions from two young players.

Spencer Jones launched his second career home run into the second deck. Braden Montgomery followed with a two-run blast as the Yankees built a comfortable lead over the Chicago White Sox.

Framber Valdez leads Astros

Framber Valdez turned in another strong outing for Houston.

The left-hander struck out seven batters and generated 12 swings and misses over 5⅔ innings. Rookie Rayel Delgado supplied the offense with a go-ahead two-run single.

Pete Crow-Armstrong stays red hot

Pete Crow-Armstrong continued his impressive stretch for the Chicago Cubs.

One day after hitting for the cycle, he opened the game with a leadoff home run. The blast was his 14th of the season.

Rockies rally to beat Cubs

Colorado recovered from an early deficit to earn a 5-2 victory.

TJ Rumfield provided the key swing with a two-run home run as the Rockies completed the comeback.

Phillies unleash home run barrage

Philadelphia’s offense exploded with three home runs.

Brandon Marsh started the power display with a two-run homer. Alec Bohm added another two-run shot. Kyle Schwarber capped the effort with his MLB-leading 25th home run of the season.

Mariners break through late

Seattle secured a late victory behind strong pitching and timely hitting.

Logan Gilbert struck out 10 Baltimore Orioles hitters. Cal Raleigh returned to the lineup and delivered a key bases-loaded hit. Curtis Mead later crushed a three-run homer to seal the win.

Cardinals rookies contribute

The St. Louis Cardinals received production from both young and veteran players.

Blaze Jordan recorded his first career RBI double. Nathan Church followed with an RBI single. Lars Nootbaar added a sacrifice fly and collected the 200th RBI of his career.

Steer leads Reds with two-homer game

Spencer Steer powered Cincinnati’s offense.

He launched a three-run homer early in the game and later added another long ball to finish with two home runs.

Brewers welcome top prospect

Milwaukee celebrated the MLB debut of top prospect Cooper Pratt.

Pratt helped turn a double play during his first defensive opportunity. Garrett Mitchell later hit a go-ahead home run to help the Brewers secure the victory.

Twins strike early

Minnesota wasted little time building a lead.

Trevor Larnach opened the game with a leadoff homer. Cody Clemens followed with a three-run blast, and Josh Bell added an RBI double.

Angels continue power surge

The Angels received home runs from two of their biggest stars.

Zach Neto connected for his 14th homer of the season. Mike Trout followed with his 16th. On the mound, Reid Detmers continued his strong run and allowed only one run over his last three starts.