American League
Atdetroit, Aaron Hicks hit a two-run inside-thepark home run in the second and a solo shot over the fence in the sixth for New York, which dealt Detroit its fifth straight loss. Aroldis Chapman struck out the side in the ninth for his second save.
At Cleveland, Teoscar Hernandez made the most of his season debut, driving in the go-ahead run with a single off All-star Andrew Miller in the seventh and adding an RBI double in Toronto’s three-run ninth, as Cleveland’s five-game win streak ended.
At Kansas City, Mo., Albert Pujols homered and drove in three runs, and Ian Kinsler had three hits and a sacrifice fly that scored Shohei Ohtani with the go-ahead run in the eighth as Los Angeles (12-3) won its sixth straight.
At Seattle, Mitch Haniger hit a go-ahead three-run homer and Dan Vogelbach a two-run shot, both with two outs in the seventh, for Seattle, which won its third straight. Khris Davis had a two-run homer and a solo shot for Oakland.
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Houston, George Springer homered twice to back Gerrit Cole, who held Texas to two runs on three hits and struck out a career-high 14 in seven innings. Bishop Gorman product Joey Gallo homered for the Rangers.
At Boston, Eduardo Nunez hit a three-run homer to back Eduardo Rodriguez (1-0), who held Baltimore to one run and struck out eight over six innings, as Boston moved to 11-2 for the first time since 1918. At Washington, Carlos Gonzalez homered and had a sacrifice fly for Colorado, which won its third straight. Bryce Harper had a sacrifice fly for Washington, which has totaled five runs while losing three straight.
At Cincinnati, Yadier Molina had a solo home run and a two-run single for St. Louis, which dealt Cincinnati (2-11) its sixth straight loss and deepened the Reds’ worst start since 1955.
At Miami, Justin Bour homered and drove in two runs for Miami, and J.B. Shuck had four hits in his first major league game since 2016 for the Marlins, who snapped a three-game skid.
At San Diego, Tyson Ross (2-1) held San Francisco to one unearned run and struck out seven over six innings and hit a go-ahead RBI single in the fifth, and Franchy Cordero homered for San Diego.