Jean Segura scored Ronald Torreyes with an infield single in the 10th inning for his second straight game-ending hit and the Philadelphia Phillies got a third consecutive walkoff win with an 8-7 victory over the New York Yankees on Saturday.
After Yankees star DJ LeMahieu hit a tying, three-run homer in the ninth, Archie Bradley (2-1) pitched a perfect 10th to strand the designated runner.
Travis Jankowski led off the bottom of the inning against Aroldis Chapman (4-2) by reaching on the pitcher’s error. Jankowski bunted, and Chapman fielded the ball, checked Torreyes at second, then huried a throw high to first. Torreyes advanced to third.
Odubel Herrera popped out, then Segura hit a hard grounder to third baseman Gio Urshela, who dived toward the line to catch it but couldn’t relay the ball home ahead of Torreyes.
Bryce Harper doubled, had two singles and drove in two for the Phillies, who have won five of six.
Gary Sánchez hit a solo homer and had an RBI single, and Rougned Odor also went deep for the Yankees, who have lost six of eight.
INDIANS 5, MARINERS 4,
10 INNINGS
CLEVELAND — César Hernández scored on a throwing error by pitcher Paul Sewald in the 10th inning, completing Cleveland’s rally over Seattle.
After scoring three times with two outs in the ninth to make it 4-all, Cleveland loaded the bases with no outs in the 10th.
Harold Ramírez hit a comebacker to Sewald (2-2), who threw high and wide of the plate. Catcher Tom Murphy jumped to grab the errant throw, but automatic runner Hernández slid home with the game-winning run.
Cleveland’s eighth pitcher of the game, James Karinchak (3-2), worked a perfect 10th for the victory.
Hank Fraley hit a two-run homer in the third and Dylan Moore had a solo shot in the seventh for Seattle.
NATIONALS 2, GIANTS 0,
1st GAME
NATIONALS 2, GIANTS 1,
8 INNINGS, 2nd GAME
WASHINGTON — LaMonte Wade Jr. led off the eighth inning with an RBI single that broke a scoreless tie and San Francisco held on to beat Washington to earn a split in the day-night doubleheader.
In the opener, Erick Fedde returned after nearly a month on the COVID-19 injured list and pitched five sharp innings that led the Nationals.
The teams combined for five runs in the doubleheader that was scheduled after Thursday’s rainout.
San Francisco won with three hits. The Nationals’ bats weren’t much better as they mustered just four hits.
Jack McGee (2-2) struck out three in one inning of relief and Caleb Baragar earned his first save. Kyle Finnegan (2-2) took the loss.
Fedde (4-4) limited the Giants to four hits while striking out seven and walking none in the first game.
The Nationals handed Kevin Gausman (7-1) his first loss this season. Gausman allowed two runs on three hits while striking out four in four innings, and exited with a 1.43 ERA. Brad Hand pitched a perfect seventh for his 11th save.
MARLINS 4, BRAVES 2
MIAMI — Zach Thompson pitched five scoreless inning and earned his first major league win, leading Miami over Atlanta.
Adam Duvall and Lewin Díaz hit solo homers for Miami, which won its third straight overall and second straight over the Braves to claim its first home series against Atlanta since Oct. 1, 2017.
Thompson (1-1) started the planned bullpen game and limited Atlanta to three hits, striking out six. He also got his first major league hit when he singled in the second. Dylan Floro earned his second save in five chances.
Freddie Freeman hit his 15th homer as the Braves lost their fourth straight.
Atlanta’s Max Fried (3-4) was lifted after six innings, allowing three runs, five hits, struck out four and walked two.
ATHLETICS 11, ROYALS 2
OAKLAND, Calif. — Matt Olson had four hits, including his 16th home run, and Oakland roughed up Kansas City rookie Jackson Kowar.
Matt Chapman also connected and drove in three runs. Skye Bolt added his first career home run as the A’s improved to 11-2 against teams from the AL Central.
James Kaprielian (3-1) overcame control issues and pitched two-hit ball over six innings. Cam Bedrosian pitched the ninth to complete the five-hitter.
The highly touted Kowar (0-2) was tagged for four runs on five hits and three walks in just 1 1/3 innings.
Kelvin Gutiérrez homered for Kansas City, which has lost seven of eight.
WHITE SOX 15, TIGERS 2
DETROIT — Dylan Cease became the first White Sox pitcher to win his first eight career starts against an opponent in a rout of Detroit.
Brian Goodwin homered and drove in five runs in his White Sox debut.
Cease (5-2) allowed two runs on four hits in five innings. He walked one and struck out seven. He is the first major league pitcher to win his first eight starts against another team since Jamie Moyer started 10-0 against the Marlins in 2006-08.
Tigers starter Jose Urena (2-6) allowed eight runs while getting only five outs.
BLUE JAYS 7, RED SOX 2
BOSTON — Marcus Semien hit a two-run homer — one of three longballs by Toronto in the fifth inning — to extend his club-record road hitting streak to 25 games in a win over Boston.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, Cavan Biggio and Reese McGuire also went deep for the Blue Jays, who had dropped four of their last five.
Rafael Devers had an RBI triple for the Red Sox, who had won seven of nine.
Steven Matz (7-3) held the Red Sox to four hits and a run over 5 2/3 innings, striking out eight with two walks.
Nick Pivetta (6-2) gave up a season-high six runs and allowed a career worst four of the Blue Jays’ homers.
ANGELS 8, DIAMONDBACKS 7
PHOENIX — Anthony Rendon homered and drove in four runs, and Los Angeles rallied from a five-run deficit to deal Arizona its ninth straight loss.
Trailing 6-5, the Angels scored three runs in the top of the ninth inning off Arizona closer Joakim Soria. Jose Iglesias and Taylor Ward had RBI singles and Rendon delivered a sacrifice fly.
Reliever Alex Claudio (1-1) pitched a scoreless inning of relief to get the win and Raisel Iglesias earned his 11th save for Los Angeles, which won its fifth straight.
Soria (0-3) took the loss and Josh Rojas homered twice for Arizona.
REDS 10, ROCKIES 3
CINCINNATI — Wade Miley delivered on the mound and at the plate, Joey Votto had a go-ahead two-run single in the third inning and Cincinnati beat slumping Colorado, which has lost each of its road series this season.
Tyler Naquin had three hits and Miley was one of four Reds with two, including Nick Castellanos. Votto and Eugenio Suárez also added two hits each for the Reds.
Miley singled twice and drew a leadoff walk in Cincinnati’s two-run sixth inning. The left-hander allowed six hits and three runs, two earned, with one walk and three strikeouts in seven innings.
METS 4, PADRES 1
NEW YORK — Marcus Stroman pitched one-run ball into the seventh inning, Francisco Lindor hit an early two-run homer and New York defeated San Diego.
Stroman (6-4) pitched 6 1/3 innings, allowing six hits and walking one while tying a season high with eight strikeouts. He took a shutout into the seventh until Fernando Tatis Jr. hit his 18th homer.
Edwin Díaz converted his 12th save in 13 chances as the Mets clinched their 11th series victory this year.
San Diego matched a season high with its fourth straight loss. The Padres also lost for the 10th time in 13 games.
CUBS 7, CARDINALS 2
CHICAGO — Joc Pederson homered for the third straight game, Sergio Alcántara and Ian Happ also went deep, and Chicago used a five-run second inning to beat St. Louis.
Kyle Hendricks (8-4) threw six solid innings for his sixth consecutive victory and the Cubs won for the seventh time in 11 games.
Nolan Arenado and Paul DeJong hit home runs for the Cardinals, who have lost 10 of 12.
John Gant (4-4) lasted 1 2/3 innings to add to St. Louis’ rotation struggles, allowing five runs, five walks and a hit with just one strikeout.
Craig Kimbrel earned his 17th save in 19 chances.
TWINS 5, ASTROS 2
MINNEAPOLIS — José Berríos threw seven commanding innings, Jorge Polanco had three RBIs and Minnesota beat Houston.
Polanco homered for the fifth time in 11 games, and Miguel Sanó and Ben Rortvedt each drove in runs with doubles to back Berríos (7-2) in his ninth consecutive start without a loss.
Kyle Tucker and Robel García hit back-to-back home runs in the seventh for the Astros.
Taylor Rogers pitched a perfect ninth inning for his sixth save, after Hansel Robles turned in a hitless eighth.
Astros starter Luis Garcia (5-4) gave up a career-high four runs in 4 1/3 innings.
