Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Blue Jays obliterate Angels

Tampa Bay Rays, Boston Red Sox

No action between two of the Yankees’ other AL foes, as Rays-Red Sox was rained out, with a makeup date scheduled for July.

Other Games

• **Minnesota Twins (17-23) 2, Cleveland Guardians (21-20) 1 – 11 innings:** The Guardians allowed just two hits all game to the Twins, both to Byron Buxton. Unfortunately for them, both happened to be big ones. After Buxton led off the game with a home run, Minnesota did not record another hit until the top of the 11th inning. It just so happened that one was an RBI double that gave Minnesota the lead for good, as the Guardians only managed two hits themselves for the game. View Link
• **Texas Rangers (18-21) 6, Chicago Cubs (27-13) 0:** The Rangers snapped the Cubs’ 10-game winning streak thanks to a combined shutout from their pitching staff. Jack Leiter kept Chicago off the board in his 4.2 innings, but was limited thanks to the five walks he issued. However, Texas’ bullpen kept up the pace to blank the Cubs. At the plate, Josh Jung led the Rangers, going 3-for-4 on the day. View Link
• **Kansas City Royals (19-21) 5, Detroit Tigers (18-22) 1:** Bobby Witt Jr.’s inside-the-park homer set the tone for the Royals as they downed the Tigers. Kansas City only scored in two innings in the game, but they put up five runs across them, which ended up being plenty. Michael Wacha allowed just two hits in seven shutout innings to help KC to the win. View Link
• **Chicago White Sox (18-21) 6, Seattle Mariners (19-21) 1:** The muddled mess that is the AL West continues to not get much clearer, and that continued as the Mariners fell to the White Sox on Saturday. Seattle mustered just one run on four hits of White Sox starter Anthony Kay and Chicago’s bullpen. Meanwhile, M’s starter Luis Castillo lasted just four innings himself, having allowed homers to Colton Montgomery and Miguel Vargas. View Link