AROUND THE MAJORS
■ ORIOLES 5, Yankees 1: UNLV product Dean Kremer (1-0) held New York to one run on one hit over six innings in his major league debut, and Baltimore scored three unearned runs via two Yankees errors.
■ RAYS 5, Marlins 4: Brandon Lowe hit a walkoff sacrifice fly to cap Tampa Bay’s two-run 10th off Palo Verde product Brandon Kintzler (1-3). Randy Arozarena homered twice for the Rays.
■ METS 14, Phillies 1: Pete Alonso hit two of New York’s five home runs to back Jacob degrom (3-1), who allowed one run on three hits and struck out 12 over seven innings.
■ White Sox 8, ROYALS 2: Edwin Encarnacion hit a three-run homer to back Dallas Keuchel (6-2), who pitched five scoreless innings, as Chicago capped a four-game sweep.
■ ANGELS 9, Astros 5: Jared Walsh and Justin Upton had key hits in Los Angeles’ four-run eighth, and Anthony Rendon homered for the Angels, who capped a four-game sweep.
■ BRAVES 10, Nationals 3: Freddie Freeman hit his second career grand slam, and second of the series, to back Josh Tomlin (2-2), who allowed one run in six innings.
■ GIANTS 4, Diamondbacks 2: Donovan Solano hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the sixth, and Brandon Belt and Chadwick Tromp also went deep for San Francisco.
■ Padres 5, ATHLETICS 3: Fernando Tatis Jr. matched Mike Trout for the majors’ home run lead with his 15th, a two-run drive in the seventh that boosted San Diego.
■ Cardinals 7, CUBS 3: Paul Goldschmidt hit a goahead three-run homer in St. Louis’ four-run third, and Tommy Edman also went deep for the Cardinals.
■ PIRATES 3, Reds 2: Erik Gonzalez’s walkoff sacrifice fly capped Pittsburgh’s two-run ninth. Five relievers shut out Cincinnati over the final six innings.
■ Tigers 10, TWINS 8: Grayson Greiner hit a tiebreaking homer in the eighth off left fielder Eddie Rosario’s glove as Detroit overcame a four-run deficit.
■ Blue Jays 10, RED SOX 8: Cavan Biggio’s tworun double capped Toronto’s six-run fifth, and Rowdy Tellez and Caleb Joseph homered for the Jays.
■ INDIANS 4, Brewers 1: Carlos Santana drove in two runs to back Shane Bieber (7-0), who allowed one run and struck out 10 over five innings.
■ MARINERS 4, Rangers 3: Kyle Seager hit a two-run homer and rookie Kyle Lewis a solo shot for Seattle, which won its fifth in a row.