Shohei Ohtani started an innings for the first time in almost two years and scored two runs from the leadoff spot, as Los Angeles Dojers won 6-3 over San Diego Padress on Monday.
Ohtani, who returned to Pitching after undergoing a second Tommy John process in 2023, started and gave a run and gave two hits on 28 pitches in his work loan inning, reaching 100.2 mph on a fastball. In the plate, he had RBI double in the third innings and a run-scoring single in the fourth.
Max Munsi had two-rins single and Will Smith gathered two hits as the Dozers won the sixth time in eight matches. Ben Casperius (5–1) won relief, and Kirby Yets started an ideal ninth innings for their second sev.
Manny Machao hit a domestic run and there were two RBI for Padress, which fell to 4-8 since June 4-8. Dialon Sangharsh (2-6) scored six runs on eight hits in five innings despite fanning nine.
Angels 1, Yankis 0 (11 innings)
Nolan Scanuel hit a tiebracing broken-by-double hit in the 11th innings and Los Angeles hosted hosts to win on New York.
Yenkeys had a chance to rally downwards when Brock Burke loaded the hideouts, but Hunter Stricland retired Anthony Volpe on a pitch to finish it.
Schanuel’s ahead of RBI stopped the angels from leaving the fourth straight game and won their first 1-0 victory over Yankies since August 1, 2008 in New York.
A 3 of A, Astro 1
Ruki Nick Kurtaz did not make any run-run-off homer in the bottom of the ninth innings, which won athletics to visit Houston.
JJ Blade also worked for athletics, who has won four straight games after losing 24 of their last 28 competitions. Mason Miller (1-2) fanned two in an ideal top of the ninth.
Jose Altuve went deep for Astros, who had the end of the winning streak winning five-game. Brian Abrau (1-3) drove Brent Rooker before serving Kurtz’s Homer.
Red Sax 2, Meriners 0
Roman Anthony hit his first Major League Home run and Lucas Giolito played six scorer innings, as Boston defeated hosts Seattle for the sixth consecutive win. Meriners had a three-game winning line.
Giolito (3–1) allowed three hits, run one and hit 10 batsmen. Arldis Chapman hit the side in the ninth for his 13th Save.
Mariners Starter Logan Gilbert (1-2), who was out with the right elbow flexor strain from April 25, went to five innings and scored two runs on three hits with one walk and 10 strikeouts.
Rays 7, Oriols 1
Josh Love wrapped his first career leadoff home run, Jake Mangam visited a double and three RBI with 3 -for -4, and Tampa Bay visited Baltimore.
Each of Brandon Love (Do-Ann Homar), Jonathan Aranda, Junior Camenero and Christopher Morel had two of the 14 hits of the raise. Ryan Pepriot (4-6) tossed the high-hearted career in eight innings, allowed one run and whipped a season-high 11.
Adle Rutsman’s solo was one of the four hits by Homer Oraoles, as Baltimore lost for the first time in four matches. Zach Eflin (6-3) scored seven runs in five innings at a high 12 hit of career.
Rockies 6, National 4
Mickey Moniyak’s two -run domestic run reduced the ninth innings of three runs, and visited Colorado and rally to send Washington to his ninth straightforward loss.
Hunter Goodman led the ninth with Rockies at 4-3 and smack his second homer of the night, a shot to the center close to Kyle Finnegan (0-2). With two external and one runner, Moniyak operated to the right, beyond the reach of a jump day. Monon added a triple for Rockies, who won two straight.
Victor Vodnik (2–2) worked around a leadoff walk in the ninth for his fourth sev to the eighth and Seth Halvarson. James Wood had a two-run domestic run and Lil added his first Major League Homer for the citizens, which is 0-4 on his seven-game homestand.
Phillies 5, Marlins 2
The tray Turner had three hits, including a domestic run, and went into two runs as Philadelphia defeated hosts Miami for his fifth direct victory.
Max Capler surrendered one run and three hits in five innings for a homer and Mick Abel (2–0). Orion Kerring started an ideal ninth innings to secure the saving of his first career.
Marlins Starter Sandy Alakantara (3-8) conceded two runs on five hits in five innings. Xavier Edwards scored one run and was the only Marlin for at least two hits.
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