
Phillies leave Luis Arráez off Wild Card roster because of ankle sprain
Otto Kemp takes Arráez’s spot as Philadelphia opens a best-of-three series against Atlanta without its cleanup hitter.

Otto Kemp takes Arráez’s spot as Philadelphia opens a best-of-three series against Atlanta without its cleanup hitter.

Boston's catcher and first-base option faces further medical review after leaving Friday's Cubs game, with the Yankees series starting Tuesday.

A 7-3 win over Tampa Bay and Arizona’s loss at San Diego settle a race that reached the last day.

Houston wins 9-0 in Sacramento as Texas loses in Minnesota, ending a division race that reached the last day.

Pérez went all nine innings with eight strikeouts; Miami broke the scoreless tie on Joe Mack’s seventh-inning homer.

Kazuma Okamoto doubled twice and drove in three; Nathan Lukes supplied the go-ahead single in a four-run seventh.

A first-inning RBI single and Nick Fortes’s second-inning homer supplied all of Tampa Bay’s scoring.

Baltimore rode Dylan Beavers’s grand slam to a 10-2 opener; New York answered with a 6-3 win in Game 2.

Cleveland answered a two-homer night from Carter Jensen with three bases-loaded walks and Angel Martínez’s two-run double.

Stefanic and Bolte each drove in two during the decisive inning; Houston’s late rally ended one run short.

Arizona scored in six innings, with Perdomo’s three-run double in the sixth stretching the lead to eight.

Detmers threw six scoreless innings, but Seattle scored five late before Los Angeles closed out the road win.

Second-inning solo homers by Hernández and Pages stood up behind seven scoreless innings from Tarik Skubal.

Boston erased a 3-0 deficit in the opener, then got Abreu’s eighth-inning double to win the nightcap 2-0.

Jedixson Paez supplied five scoreless relief innings before Abreu's two-run double delivered a 2-0 nightcap win.

Boston erased a 3-0 deficit, with Roman Anthony scoring three times in a 4-3 win in the first game of Friday's doubleheader.

Houston hit five home runs to move back over .500 and keep at least a share of the AL West lead.

Nola allowed three hits and struck out four as Philadelphia kept pace in the National League playoff race at Citi Field.

Tampa Bay won its sixth straight behind a six-run fourth inning, an AL-leading batting average from Chandler Simpson and Drew Rasmussen's 15th victory.

Wade Meckler's 10th-inning single scored the winning run after Minnesota tied the game against the Angels' bullpen.

Boston erased a three-run deficit with Story's seventh-inning drive and moved to 83-70 in the wild-card race.

Lasko will continue recovering at home after an outfield collision left him paralyzed from the chest down in June.

San Diego won its eighth straight, Arizona walked off Miami and the Angels handed Seattle another loss in Monday's late MLB window.

Texas holds on 7–6 and moves within a game of Houston, with Quantrill’s back and Jung’s calf worth watching.