September 2nd, 2025

The Braves jumped ahead early when Ozzie Albies singled home a run in the first, and Michael Harris II added a two-run single in the third for a 3-0 lead.

Ian Happ got Chicago on the board in the fourth with a solo homer, but Harris struck again in the fifth with a two-run double, stretching Atlanta’s lead to 6-1.

In the sixth, with two outs and two strikes, Pete Crow-Armstrong shocked everyone by dropping down a bunt for a hit. Moments later, Dansby Swanson ripped a two-run double, cutting the deficit to 6-4.

Carson Kelly delivered in the eighth, blasting a two-run homer to left to tie the game 6-6.

After scoreless frames from the Cubs’ bullpen, Kelly came through again in the 10th, lining a walk-off single to left to score Seiya Suzuki and seal the 7-6 win.

Michael Harris II: 2-5, 2B, 4 RBI

Ozzie Albies: 2-4, RBI, R

Drake Baldwin: 2-3, 2 R

Spencer Strider: 5.0 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 3 BB, 3 K

Carson Kelly: 2-4, HR (14), 3 RBI, walk-off single

Ian Happ: 3-5, HR (19), 2 R, RBI

Dansby Swanson: 1-3, 2B, 2 RBI, R

Pete Crow-Armstrong: bunt single, 1 R, highlight defense

Aaron Civale: 3.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 4 K in relief

Brice Turang opened the scoring with a leadoff homer, and Blake Perkins added a two-run double for an early 3–0 Brewers lead.

Caleb Durbin homered in the second to make it 4–0 Milwaukee.

The Phillies chipped away: Bryce Harper went deep in the fourth, then Trea Turner tripled in two runs in the fifth.

In the sixth, Philadelphia surged ahead as Marsh, Harrison Bader, Max Kepler, and Edmundo Sosa each drove in runs to make it 6–5.

A defensive miscue in the bottom half let Milwaukee tie it, then the Brewers rallied again in the eighth on Isaac Collins’ two-run single to even the score at 8–8.

In the ninth, Marsh delivered the go-ahead hit, and Bader added another RBI single to seal a resilient 10–8 Phillies victory.

Brandon Marsh: 4–5, 2 R, RBI (go-ahead single)

Harrison Bader: 3–5, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2B (18, 19)

Trea Turner: 2–5, 2 RBI, 3B (7), SB (36)

Bryce Harper: 2–5, HR (23), RBI, R

Jhoan Durán: 1.0 IP, 0 R (save)

Brice Turang: 2–3, HR (17), RBI, 2 BB, R

Caleb Durbin: 1–4, HR (10), 2 R, RBI, SB (12)

Isaac Collins: 1–1, 2 RBI (game-tying single)

The Tigers struck first: Jahmai Jones led off the day with a no-doubt homer, and Wenceel Pérez added a two-run shot in the third to put Detroit up 3–2 after New York briefly moved in front on Luis Torrens’ two-run double.

Two outs, bases loaded, count 1–2 — that’s when Juan Soto crushed a hanging curve for a grand slam to right-center, swinging a 2–3 deficit into a 6–3 Mets lead and igniting the visiting dugout.

Detroit clawed back with two in the fourth and the tying run in the fifth, but Soto had one more dagger: a sixth-inning liner into the right-field corner for a two-run triple, then Brandon Nimmo followed with an RBI single to make it 9–6.

The Tigers kept pushing, but the Mets’ bullpen stacked outs, and Edwin Díaz finished a four-out save to lock down a wild 10–8 win.

Juan Soto: 2–3, 6 RBI (GS HR (36), 2-run 3B), 2 R, 2 BB

Luis Torrens: 3–3, 2 RBI, 2B, R

Jeff McNeil: 2–4, 2 R, 2B

Edwin Díaz: 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 K (save)

Jahmai Jones: 4–5, HR (5), 2 R, 2 RBI, 2B

Wenceel Pérez: HR (12), 3 RBI

Zach McKinstry: 2–3, 3B, 2 RBI, BB

Boston came out swinging in the first inning, as Alex Bregman doubled and scored on Trevor Story’s groundout. Romy Gonzalez then laced a single to right, giving the Sox a quick 2–0 lead.

Cleveland answered right back in the second. C.J. Kayfus drove home a run, and Brayan Rocchio followed with a two-run single to flip the game 3–2 in the Guardians’ favor. Story struck again that inning, singling in Connor Wong to tie things at 3–3.

In the fifth, the Sox reclaimed control. Carlos Narváez delivered the big hit, a two-run single that pushed Boston in front 5–3.

The game’s defining moment came an inning later, when Story lofted a fly ball down the right-field line. It caromed off Jhonkensy Noel’s glove, the Pesky Pole, and even a fan before a replay overturned the foul call and ruled it a home run, extending the lead to 6–3.

Cleveland tried to rally in the eighth with Kyle Manzardo’s long solo blast, but that was as close as they would come as Boston’s bullpen closed the door.

Trevor Story: 2 H, HR (23), 2 RBI

Romy Gonzalez: RBI single

Carlos Narváez: 2-RBI single

Brayan Rocchio: 2-RBI single

C.J. Kayfus: RBI single

Kyle Manzardo: HR (24)

Arizona jumped out early with a pair of first-inning homers. Ketel Marte launched a 441-foot leadoff blast and Geraldo Perdomo followed with a solo shot, giving the D-backs a quick 2–0 edge. Tyler Locklear added another in the second to stretch it to 3–0.

Rookie Cody Freeman answered in the third, crushing a two-run homer to left-center to bring the Rangers within 3–2. Wyatt Langford tied it in the sixth with a 112-mph laser into the seats, but Blaze Alexander’s RBI triple and Gabriel Moreno’s double restored a 5–3 Arizona lead.

Down to their last out in the ninth, Texas staged its comeback. Jake Burger ripped an RBI triple, and after a walk, Freeman — already with a homer — lined a game-tying single to right to make it 5–5.

In the 10th, the Rangers broke through. With two outs, Osuna smacked a sharp liner that deflected off the pitcher and first baseman, rolling far enough for two runs to score. The Rangers took a 7–5 lead they wouldn’t give back.

Shawn Armstrong struck out two in the bottom half to close it, capping Texas’ gritty road win.

Cody Freeman: 2-3, HR (2), 3 RBI, game-tying single

Wyatt Langford: HR (21)

Alejandro Osuna: 2-RBI go-ahead single in 10th

Ketel Marte: HR (24)

Geraldo Perdomo: HR (16)

Blaze Alexander: RBI triple