Austin Riley hit a pair of home runs and Travis d’Arnaud drove in two turns with a singles shot ahead in the eighth round to lift the Atlanta Braves to an 8-5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday. five in the opening of a series of four games.
With the bases loaded, d’Arnaud hit a single wide to the left of the field against the stopper Gregory Soto (1-4) to beat Ozzie Albies and Marcell Ozuna and break the tie 5-5. Matt Olson followed with a sacrificial long flight.
Riley won 2 to 5 and scored eighth and ninth goals of the season. The first blast traveled 459 feet, the second went 458 feet. This is the fifth time he’s done multiple home runs — the first time since June 15, 2022, in Washington.
Nick Anderson (3-0) won and Raisel Iglesias worked perfectly in ninth for his fourth save. Atlanta starter Dylan Dodd threw five innings and allowed four runs with seven hits and one walk, with three strikes.
Philadelphia starter Aaron Nola worked six innings and quit five runs with eight hits – three of which were home runs – and two walks. He hit seven. It’s the first time he’s allowed multiple home runs this season and tops his career with three.
Marines 3, Athletics 2
Ty France hit twice home and Logan Gilbert threw eight strong innings as Seattle completed four Oakland sweeps.
Eugenio Suarez walked with fully loaded facilities and took the lead in the last eight to take home the overall victory. Gilbert (3-2) allows two runs with three hits. The right-hander does not tee off on the ball and hits six balls. Paul Sewald scored his ninth 1-2-3, scoring his second, to earn his 11th save of the season after multiple chances.
Seth Brown hit a homer twice for man A, who received his eighth consecutive defeat.
Yellow Bird 3, Yankees 1
Kyle Gibson allowed the two to hit singles and endured four walks in seven innings without scoring as Baltimore went ahead to beat hosts New York.
Anthony Santander hit an RBI single and Austin Hays scored another two-player double as the Orioles won a three-game series, ending the season streak with three games each and claiming their 11th win in 15 games since a three-game streak. defeat in May. 6-8.
Gibson (6-3) won the second start after allowing 12 runs in 17 innings of two-thirds in a three-game losing streak May 3-14. Clarke Schmidt of New York (2-5. ) played against Gibson until the fifth game and allowed a run of five strokes in five innings. Schmidt hit four and went two.
Tigers 7, White Sox 2
Alex Faedo beat the top 10 players of his career to record his second career victory as Detroit beat Chicago.
Faedo (1-2) gave up two runs and three hits without walking for six innings. Javier Baez and Zack Short took two turns each and Akil Baddoo hit a homer. Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson both went to the facility four times, scoring one goal and knocking out another for Detroit.
White Sox starter Lucas Giolito (3-4) dropped four runs and six hits while peaking his career with seven walks in 3 2/3 innings. Gavin Sheets hit a solo and Tim Anderson has another RBI for Chicago.
Padres 8, Nationality 6
Rougned Odor limited a day to 5 RBI games with a three-match with two overtimes in the ninth inning and visiting San Diego rallied to beat Washington, entering the three-game series rubber competition.
Washington scored five runs in the seventh to take a 6-5 lead but Jake Cronenworth and Juan Soto beat Hunter Harvey (2-2) to start the ninth. Harvey hit back, beating Xander Bogaerts and Matt Carpenter, but Odor took a quick 1-0 lead in the second game in days.
Drew Carlton threw the eighth inning without scoring and Josh Hader made the ninth for a 13th save for San Diego, which had lost five straight games. Padres starter Blake Snell allows for a run of four hits in five innings. Joey Meneses, Dominic Smith, Jeimer Candelario, Keibert Ruiz and Corey Dickerson each have an RBI for Washington.
Kick 7, Marlins 6
Ezequiel Tovar hit a base-filled single at the end of the ninth inning, and Colorado recovered after taking a four-round lead to beat Miami in Denver.
Tovar finished with two hits, Elias Diaz scored for the hosts, Randal Grichuk had three hits and two runs and Ryan McMahon also had two hits for the Rockies. The reliever Marlins Huascar Brazoban (0-1) overcame the one-man-filled bases at the bottom of the ninth table. Tovar hit a left single across a five-man court to take home Kris Bryant with the win.
Jorge Soler scored on three of his shots and Garrett Cooper had a successful header for the Marlins. Jonathan Davis also has three hits and Xavier Edwards and Yuli Gurriel each have two for Miami.
Ray 6, Blue jay 3
Zach Eflin scored seven strong innings to lead Tampa Bay to victory over Toronto in the final of the four-game series in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Eflin (7-1) allowed just one run with six hits for a third straight win. He walked two and didn’t score a single hit. Randy Arozarena has two shots on target and two RBIs for Tampa Bay, who have won three games in the series to improve to 5-2 in their current 10 home games.
Alejandro Kirk has scored three times on target and Brandon Belt has won 1 to 2 with the RBI and two walks for Toronto, which has lost seven of its last eight games. Toronto starter Alek Manoah (1-5) was disqualified early in the fourth round after allowing five runs (four earned) with three hits in three innings. He went five and hit out six.
Cardinal 2, Red 1
Nolan Gorman drove in one run and scored another while visiting St. Louis overcame Cincinnati to salvage the split in their four-game series.
Gorman extended his streak to 15 with an RBI double going ahead. Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas (3-1) left the Reds empty-handed for seven innings with five hits. He hit out five and no one went. Giovanny Gallegos has the last four out to earn a fifth save.
The Reds’ starting pitcher Luke Weaver threw 6 thirds without scoring. He hit six balls, took one and hit three. Rescuer Lucas Sims (1-1) allowed to run twice and succumbed. In the ninth inning, Reds’ Spencer Steer hit a two-to-one and scored in Stuart Fairchild’s two-to-one, but Gallegos beat Luke Maile to close the game.
Meet 10, Cubs 1
Carlos Carrasco allowed a season-high 6 2/3 innings run, Pete Alonso won his major league lead 19th and visited New York beat Chicago to prevent a three-game sweep.
Starting his second game since being absent for more than a month due to elbow inflammation, Carrasco (1-2) showed the best of his five 2023 opening games. The right-hander brought in Dansby Swanson’s first solo shot, four others, and hit four on two. New York’s Jeff McNeil hit three times and scored the third on a two-time run, Alonso’s coverage in the seventh game.
Returning from a shoulder injury and attending a major tournament for the first time since July 5, Kyle Hendricks of Chicago (0-1) had moments of success on Thursday, such as retiring seven tournaments. Mets in a row at a time. However, he was charged with 5 runs, 3 earns, in 6 hits and 2 walks while hitting 5 out of 4 1/3 innings.
Giant 5, Brewer 0
Six San Francisco pitchers banded together on a four-man to help the away Giants win by a margin over Milwaukee, ruining Julio Teheran’s chances of returning to the majors .
Teheran (0-1), signed by the Brewers earlier in the day, allowed a four-hit run in five innings in his first game in the pro leagues since April 2021, when He also plays for Detroit.
The Giants added four runs in the eighth inning against Tyson Miller to take a 5-0 lead. Jakob Junis (3-2), the Giants’ third pitcher, hit two shots in two thirds to win.
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