Right-handed Yoshinobu Yamamoto Six score and Tommy Edman, Los Angeles Dodgers this season on Friday, Chicago Cubs against Chicago Cubs 3-0 wins at home, while three conditions hit a Homer.
Yamamoto (2-1) gave up two strokes and made nine strikes and a walk while beating Cubs for the second time this season. Tanner Scott rose to 7-0 at home with the first closure of the Dodgers of the year, while he made a perfect ninth shot for the fourth savings.
Freddie Freeman ran from Los Angeles, but on the way back from the wounded list, he went to 3 with two strikes. Shohei Ohtani finished 4 to 4 and was terminated twice.
Puppies, Japan in Japan against the first two matches of the season against Dodgers for the first time has lost two hit for the first time they lost consecutive games. Chicago started Matthew Boyd (1-1) with five score-free strokes before stopping. He allowed three runs in four strokes.
Reds 5, pirates 3
Jeimer Candelario broke the decline of 15 to 15 with a two -stage Homer, and Cincinnati became a pair of key defense games to visit Pittsburgh.
Brady Singer (3-0) won the third straight start to open the season and allowed three runs in two strokes in five strokes. Taylor Rogers, Graham Ashcraft and Emilio Pagan, united with four scoreless relief strokes, and Pagan ninths won a third chance.
The pirates took the fifth place in Tommy Pham’s left -wing corner of the RBI pair and Adam Frazier watched Homer’s first of the season. Bailey Falter (0-2) struggled with the command of the entire night, and five strokes, five running, five walked.
Padres 8, Rockies 0
Nick Pivetta, while visiting San Diego Colorado’yu six conditions in the fifth stroke strengthened two RBI Single, seven closure strokes 10 shots took off.
Pivetta (2-1) gave up only three strokes and one walk. Padres took two hit and two RBI from Elias Diaz.
The German Marquez (0-2) matched Pivetta until it was dissolved in the fifth shot. 4 2/3 Inning seven strokes and six running, five won.
Tigers 7, Gemini 6
Dillon Dinkler finished 5 to 3 with RBI, Zach McKintrist doubled and held Minnesota for a win in Detroit Minneapolis.
Trey Sweeney and Javier Baez doubled and ran for the eighth time in 10 games. The relaxing Will Vex (1-0) won and Tommy Kahnle allowed him to run in the ninth stroke, but he won his second savings.
Byron Buxton had a host, two RBIs and a stolen base to manage the twins. Ty France and Edouard Julien had three strokes. Jorge Alcala (0-2) left four runs from the bullfighting without saving an exit.
Beam 6, Braves 3
Danny Jansen went to 4 to 4 with a host running and four RBIs, Taj Bradley threw six strong inning, and the Gulf of Tampa won a victory to visit Atlanta.
Bradley (2-0) allowed only one run on seven strokes and two strokes while two strokes. Christopher Morel also went to 4 to 4 with a Homer for Rays, who dropped six of his previous seven matches.
Bryce Elder (0-1) threw six inning and gave five runs and nine hit. Marcell Ozuna and Ozzie Albies hosted Atlanta, each of which lost 10th in 13 attempts.
Nationals 7, Marlins 4
Nathaniel Lowe, who was drawn from the very beginning because of a disease, entered the game at an eighth kick, a pinch of stroke to give Washington a win against Miami, three conditions, doubled.
Nationals Shortstop CJ Abrams left the game in the fourth kick due to an unspecified injury. He’s dealing with thigh tension last week. Josh Bell, who started his first base instead of Lowe, leened a two -stage Homer against his former team. James Wood shot a solo Homer for citizens.
Edward Cabrera from Miami, who made a 2025 mlb output, left the leadership but hesitant. 5 2/3 Inning Cabrera allowed four strokes and two running. Kyle Stowers went to 5 to 2, including two conditions, including a couple and the triple for Marlins.
Cardinals 2, Phillies 0
Andre Pallante and two relaxing, St. Louis united for three strokes while visiting Philadelphia.
Pallante (2-0) Phillies made two strokes and two walks in seven strokes. He shot four. Ryan Helsley worked around a ninth single to save. Yohel Pozo went to 4 to 4 with the RBI couple for Cardinals, who saw the short -term masyn winn output after the first shot due to back spasms.
The Phillies Started Aaron Nola (0-3) allowed two running and four strokes for five strokes. Seven aired.
BreWers 7, Diamondbacks 0
Milwaukee left hand -handed Jose Quintaa, seven scores on his team and went out of the season as he closed Arizona in Brewers Phoenix.
Jackson Chourio was chosen in the fifth shot of Brewers to extend the shot series to 13 games and scored goals. Brice Turang made three strokes, including a two -stage single in the ninth. Beer manufacturers who won eight of 10 after opening the season 0-4.
Diamondbacks had four strokes, all single. Arizona Starter Eduardo Rodrigez (0-1) 6 1/3 hit six hit and three running.
Mariners 5, Rangers 3
Cal Raleight shot a two -stage Homer at the eighth shot while defeating Seattle’s Texas.
Jorge Polanco and Rowdy Tellez went deep for Mariners, who won the third time in four games. The relaxing Carlos Vargas (1-1) took the first major league victory after making a scoreless shot. Andres Munoz worked ninth to save fifth.
Josh Jung grumbled for Rangers who lost the third time in four games. Jacob Degrom just lasted four strokes, allowed three strokes and four walks and three running on four strikes.
Mets 7, Athletics 6
Pete Alonso finished and finished New York with three hits and three RBIs to take New York to a win at the opener of a three -game series in West Sacramento, California.
Alonso had a RBI pair of fifth and had a sixth sacrifice fly before Homering because it was a decisive run. Luisangel Acuna added two hit for Mets, who won seven of eight people.
Miguel Andüjar was a homer and three RBI for athletics, who lost for the fourth time in five games and fell to 1-6 at home. The JP Sears (1-2) allowed three running on four plus inning.
Astros 14, Angels 3
Yiner Diaz was clustered his first career Grand Slam and produced five RBIs at the highest career while visiting Houston Los Angeles.
Astros sent 20 doughs to the plate during the fifth and sixth inning and made a total of 10 runs in these frames. Diaz, the angels relaxing Garrett McDaniels’i Houston’ın 382-meter left-wing area of 382-meter greeted with a 382-meter shot, the six-year-old decisive blow to the decisive blow.
A Inning then Diaz contributed to the four-stage frame of Astros with the running score couple who threw Walker and put Houston 10-2. Mike Trout hit the sixth house of the season for angels.
Giants 9, Yankees 1 (6 inning)
Jung Ho Lee hit a three -stage Homer in a first shot from Marcus Stroman while visiting San Francisco, and passed New York in a game called at the Sixth summit.
Lee and Lamonte Wade Jr., Giants in 13 games 10 times to win 11 hiking and six hits to win three runs. Rodney Ray (3-0) allowed two strokes for two strokes, but he walked four fans.
Austin Wells, Yankees, who lost for the fourth time in five matches, made a second RBI couple contributed. Stroman (0-1) allowed five runs and four strokes before chasing the shortest career with two exits in the first one. Yankees manager Aaron Boone, after the match will be X -ray on the left knee, he said.
White Sox 11, Red Sox 1
Omar Narvaez had three RBIs, each of the two -stage couples of Jacob Amaya and Miguel Vargas, and Davis Martin directed the host Chicago’s Boston to end the losing line of eight matches and made six plus strong ups.
White Sox took advantage of five Red Sox error to make six -winning running and send Boston to the fourth loss in five games.
Martin (1-1) 22 He entered the seventh shot for the first time at the beginning of Major League. As he walked, he allowed a run and six strokes.
Guardians 7, Royals 0
Gabriel Arias founded a fourth, three -stage Homer for one of his three strokes, and five Cleveland jugs hit Kansas City five as he won the fourth straight matches.
Angel Martinez also had three hit and sacrificial flying for 3-1 against Cleveland this season. Tim Herrin (2-0) relieved.
Bobby Witt Jr. He made two strokes and walked twice for Royals, who was held twice during the last four competitions and closed twice during this stretch. Kris Bubic (2-1) allowed three runs in six inning.
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