Here are the Top GIFs from Monday’s games, courtesy of @MLBgifs.

For quite a while, Matt Harvey has searched for the answers that could reverse his uncharacteristically difficult start to the season. He seemed to find them on Monday, allowing just two hits and one walk with six strikeouts over seven shutout innings against the White Sox.

In his latest display of hitting proficiency, Daniel Murphy collected three hits — including a solo homer in the fourth and the go-ahead two-run single in the eighth — to catapult the Nationals to a 4-3 victory Monday night at Citizens Bank Park.

Astros center fielder Carlos Gomez, who’s been on the disabled list since May 17 with a bruised left rib cage, will return to the starting lineup for today’s game against the D-backs. Third baseman Colin Moran has been optioned to Triple-A Fresno.

The Royals got to the Rays’ bullpen for four runs in the eighth inning Monday, as Eric Hosmer’s three-run home run proved to be the big blow of the inning.

A perfect combination of superb pitching and an offensive onslaught led the Rangers to a 9-2 win over the Indians in Monday’s series opener at Progressive Field. Cleveland starter Josh Tomlin took his first defeat of the season.

San Francisco Giants pitching prospects dominated at every Minor League level on Memorial Day as Phil Bickford, Clayton Blackburn, Sam Coonrod and Adalberto Mejia combined to allow two earned runs on 14 hits while piling up 32 strikeouts in 27 1/3 innings.

Jason Heyward hit an RBI single and scored on Anthony Rizzo’s double in the fifth inning to lift the Cubs to their sixth straight win, a 2-0 victory on Monday over the Dodgers in front of a Memorial Day crowd of 41,470 at Wrigley Field.

Jeff Locke quickly and efficiently tossed 105 pitches on Monday night in Pittsburgh’s first complete game since Vance Worley went the distance against the Giants on July 28, 2014.

Right-hander Marco Estrada rose to the occasion when the Blue Jays needed him the most, tossing eight scoreless innings in a 4-2 victory over the Yankees on Monday night at Rogers Centre.

Marcell Ozuna had strung together 36 straight games of reaching base safely, the longest such stretch in the Majors this season. But on Monday night, facing lefty Jeff Locke of the Pirates, Ozuna was hitless in three at-bats in a 10-0 loss at Marlins Park.

Bryce Harper left in the seventh inning of Monday’s game against the Phillies after being hit by a pitch on the right knee by Jeremy Hellickson.

Burke Waldron was stationed in Pearl Harbor.

The Yankees’ bats seemed to be held up in customs until Brian McCann’s long ninth-inning home run on Monday, a blast they hope indicates that a snooze plaguing most of their lineup is coming to an end.

Pirates right fielder Gregory Polanco continued his breakout campaign — and added to his video-game numbers at Marlins Park — as he crossed another career first off his list in Monday night’s 10-0 win.

Fans are always bringing signs to the game. However, this particular sign got Indians first baseman Mike Napoli’s attention. The sign read “Chemo starts tomorrow. Mike Napoli, can I get a hug and a homer?” Prior to the start of the Indians’ 9-2 loss to the Rangers on Monday, Napoli made his way to Kathi Heintzelman and signed some autographs for her — and then he homered in the sixth inning.

Travis Wood was sitting on a couch in the Cubs’ clubhouse at the start of the Dodgers’ third inning on Monday when Jason Hammel went down with a cramp in his right hamstring.