Pitcher Brent Suter joined another Brewers outburst at the Phillies’ expense, scoring twice and logging a pair of RBIs in a 13-2 blowout that featured four Philadelphia errors. Jesus Aguilar, Christian Yelich and Hernan Perez all went deep in the victory.
Evan Gattis broke it open with his second career grand slam, while Alex Bregman and Carlos Correa hit homers off Royals starter Jakob Junis as the Astros rolled to their ninth straight win. Charlie Morton picked up his eighth victory, allowing an early two-run double to Mike Moustakas, who logged three RBIs for Kansas City.
Courtney Force paced Funny Car qualifying for the Thunder Valley Nationals at Bristol Dragway on Friday. Clay Millican led in Top Fuel, and Greg Anderson was the fastest in Pro Stock.
Max Domi had been a cornerstone of Arizona’s rebuilding project. Now he’s off to Montreal as Alex Galchenyuk heads to Arizona.
Everybody is chasing Dustin Johnson at this U.S. Open. Do they have chance? Sure. Will it be easy? History says absolutely not.
Supported by a Didi Gregorius homer, Jonathan Loaisiga hurled five scoreless innings with six strikeouts to earn the victory in his Major League debut as the Yankees defeated the Rays, 5-0, at Yankee Stadium.
Kyler Murray agreed to terms with the A’s on Friday that will let him play quarterback at Oklahoma for one more season.
Yangervis Solarte’s slugging surge continued on Friday night with a two-homer game that helped lead the Blue Jays to a 6-5 victory over the Nationals at Rogers Centre. Devon Travis also homered while Aaron Sanchez tossed six strong innings, but it was Solarte who once again stole the show.
Freddie Freeman has frustrated plenty of pitchers over the past few years, but he has recently picked on Padres pitching to enhance his MVP credentials.
The Angels lost four more players to the disabled list on Friday, putting the club’s total at a franchise-record 15 players on the DL at one time.
