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The Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 1-0 in a tense 10-inning game, with Masataka Yoshida hitting a walk-off single. The Yankees also secured a victory against the Royals, easing their recent struggles.
Ranger Suarez and Casey Mize put on a pitchersâ duel at Fenway, with the Red Sox scoring the gameâs only run on Masataka Yoshidaâs walk-off single in the 10th inning. Not only did the Red Sox get the better of Detroit in the end, Suarez won the duel as well. He ended up going eight innings, allowing just two hits and a walk. For the Tigers, Mize struck out more batters, Kâing seven, but he went 6.2 frames, having given up three hits and a walk. However as those numbers indicate, itâs not as if either teams was just wastefully blowing chances. Sure, they had their runners, but neither team could breakthrough until the game went to extras. In the 10th, a flyout allowed the Tigers to move their auto-runner to third, but they couldnât bring them home the last 90 feet. Boston then took advantage in the bottom of the 10th, as after an out and a walk, Yoshida chopped through a single to walk it off against .
The final score was Boston Red Sox 1, Detroit Tigers 0 after 10 innings.
Masataka Yoshida hit the walk-off single for the Red Sox.
The Yankees won their series opener against the Royals, bouncing back from a frustrating series against the Angels.
Ranger Suarez pitched eight innings for the Red Sox, allowing two hits, while Casey Mize struck out seven batters for the Tigers in 6.2 innings.
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Jacob deGrom and the Rangersâ bullpen combined to shut out the Mariners, as Seattle ended up leaving nine runners on base in another tedious loss for their home fans. View Link The Mariners will probably end up shaking their heads about this one, as they went 1-for-5 with runners in scoring position, in addition to the nine left on base. Besides that, Texas scored three of their runs in the final three innings, meaning Seattle had plenty of time before that with the game still close. deGrom was okay, but only lasted four innings, having allowed four hits and two walks. Texasâ bullpen picked things up the rest of the way, although every reliever put at least one Seattle runner on. On the offensive side of things, the Rangers scored in the gameâs very first at-bat, when Brandon Nimmo homered. In total, Texas recorded 15 hits, with Wyatt Langford going 3-for-5 and driving in one of the runs.
The Diamondbacks roughed up Eric Lauer, while Michael Soroka was pretty good for them to take the opener of this interleague clash. View Link Toronto busted out an opener for this one, sending Braydon Fisher to the mound to start this game. He got through the first inning fine, but when the Jays turned to Lauer as the bulk guy, Arizona started to get going. While Toronto actually took a 1-0 lead in the fourth, Arizona immediately answered with a Nolan Arenado homer in the bottom of the fourth, and then took the lead thanks to Corbin Carroll and Jose Fernandez in the fifth. While a Myles Straw homer got Toronto back within a run, Soroka ended up giving Arizona seven good innings, with just those two runs allowed. Arizona eventually tacked on, with Toronto scoring more run, but not doing too much else over the final innings. The Jays remain in the AL East cellar.