Sunday’s game, which saw the Orioles tie a club record with 26 hits, was a wacky win.
Gordon to be sent to rehab next weekend
Royals right fielder Alex Gordon said he will go out on a rehab assignment sometime next weekend.
Mariners win in 12 after letting big lead slip away
One day after the Red Sox pounded them for 22 runs, the Mariners’ offense responded by hammering four homers in Sunday’s 10-8 extra-innings victory at Fenway Park.
Beltre’s 406th homer keys sweep of Rays
Adrian Beltre put the Rangers ahead of starter Drew Smyly and the Rays with the 406th home run of his career, and Texas completed a three-game sweep with a 5-3 victory on Sunday afternoon at Globe Life Park.
Blue Jays option reliever Loup to Triple-A
The Blue Jays optioned reliever Aaron Loup to Triple-A Buffalo following a 3-1 win over the Yankees on Sunday at Rogers Centre. The team will announce a corresponding roster move on Monday.
4-run fifth helps push Marlins past Cardinals
The Marlins staved off a season sweep by the Cardinals by nabbing a 6-4 victory at Busch Stadium before leaving town on Sunday. A four-run fifth inning, punctuated by Derek Dietrich’s bases-loaded triple, helped the Marlins erase an early two-run hole and cover an early departure from starter David Phelps.
Pirates ride 4-run seventh to sweep of Mets
The Pirates continued their late-inning dominance of the Mets, riding another dominant bullpen effort to a 8-1 win on Sunday to sweep the three-game set at Citi Field and all six meetings this season.
Tribe prospect Bradley homers in 5th straight
Indians’ prospect Bobby Bradley continued his home run tear on Sunday, with a line-drive two-run shot to right field in the sixth inning for Class A Lake County. The long ball was his Midwest League-best 25th of the year, which also leads the Indians organization.
Beltran loses ball in sun to detriment of Severino
The sunglasses covering Carlos Beltran’s eyes were of little assistance in the third inning on Sunday, when a seemingly routine Troy Tulowitzki fly ball forced the outfielder to take cover, a play that opened the door for a big Blue Jays inning off Luis Severino.
Milone, ‘pen lead Twins to series win over Tribe
Left-hander Tommy Milone handcuffed the Indians for five innings and the Twins’ bullpen followed suit on Sunday afternoon, leading Minnesota to a 4-1 victory over the Tribe and sealing a series win at Target Field.
Home cooking: Hutchison king of Rogers Centre
Drew Hutchison says he’s blocked out all the external noise about his recent body of work, why he pitches better at home than on the road and whether the Blue Jays might skip over him in the rotation with a slew of off-days ahead. Simply put, he doesn’t want to hear about it.
Aybar returns to lineup; Angels make moves
Veteran shortstop Erick Aybar returned to the Angels’ lineup for Sunday’s series finale against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium, after sitting out the last three games with tightness in his lower back. The Angels also announced a series of roster moves, with starter Matt Shoemaker getting optioned to Triple-A Salt Lake, and shortstop Taylor Featherston and reliever Cory Rasmus getting placed on the disabled list.
O’s hot bats dominate A’s for series win
An Orioles club that rallied from behind for the first two games of the series wasted no time Sunday afternoon, scoring in the first three innings and recording a mammoth nine-run fifth to cruise to an 18-2 victory over the A’s.
Panik to see back specialist in Arizona
Injured Giants second baseman Joe Panik is scheduled to fly to Arizona when the team travels to St. Louis to see a back specialist and continue his rehabilitation processes, manager Bruce Bochy said.
Barrier broken: Prospect shares that he’s gay
David Denson, who plays for Rookie-level Helena in the Brewers’ organization, revealed to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Saturday night that he is gay.
Denson supported by teammates, front office
Brewers prospect David Denson revealed he is gay in a story that appeared overnight in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and he was supported by the ballclubclub. He becomes the first active player affiliated with a Major League organization to come out publicly.
Minors HR king Hessman could get call
Mike Hessman owns the Minor League record with 433 career home runs, a total he could continue to bump over the next few weeks at Triple-A Toledo. Whether he’ll get a chance to bolster his Major League total of 14 homers is another matter, but don’t rule out it yet.