American League

At New York, Luke Voit hit two homers off David Price, Miguel Andujar popped another one barely into the right-field seats, and the Yankees prevented Boston from clinching the AL East.

Luis Severino pitched seven innings of one-run ball for New York.

Mookie Betts had two strikeouts and no hits in his return to Boston’s lineup.

At Cleveland, Jason Kipnis hit a grand slam with one out in the ninth inning, and the Indians beat Chicago.

Kipnis hit a 3-2 pitch from Ian Hamilton into the right-field seats for his 1,000th career hit.

At Oakland, Calif., Stephen Piscotty hit a three-run homer and matched his career high with five RBIS, and the Athletics snapped a three-game losing streak.

At Houston, Robinson Cano drove in three runs, Kyle Seager, Mitch Haniger and Guillermo Heredia homered, and seven pitchers combined for a five-hitter in Seattle’s victory over the Astros.

At Arlington, Texas, former Durango standout Tommy Pham homered twice and extended his on-base streak to 21 games, and Tampa Bay completed a three-game sweep of Texas.

At Detroit, Stephen Gonsalves threw six scoreless innings, and Minnesota pounded the Tigers.

At Baltimore, rookie DJ Stewart hit his first major league home run, and Baltimore used five pitchers to beat Toronto.