Red Sox Bogaerts, Nationals Soto injured

Washington Nationals star Juan Soto has been checked out after finishing the match early due to an injury to his left calf on Sunday.

The 23-year-old outfielder bent and pointed to his left foot after throwing in to the right three times with Miami. He was taken out after being involved in the fourth devastation.

Soto left the national park to get an MRI.

“We reassess him and see what’s going on,” said manager Dave Martinez.

Soto, the face of the franchise, is about to sign a long-term contract. He has 15 home runs and 33 RBIs this season, with an on-base percentage of .382 and a slugging percentage of .449.

“Oh, that’s obviously scary,” said Nationals first baseman Josh Bell. “The fingers crossed, it’s nothing, it takes too long. I see. I know he’ll probably get the results back here soon. We all breathe for him. I know I’m stopping. I think I know the time. “

The Marlins defeated the Nationals 7-4.

Red Sox 4, Cubs 2

Chicago (AP)-Pitcher Rowan Wick (1-3) threw a Trevor Story cambacker into the right fielder with a two-out two-run error in the 11th inning, and Boston avoided a three-game sweep.

Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts left in the seventh inning with a laceration in his left thigh after being injured when Willson Contreras stolen the second base.

Bogaerts said he did not think Contreras intended to harm him, nor did he intend to blockade the base when Contreras arrived.

“I know he probably didn’t do it intentionally. My feet are in that position and shouldn’t be there either,” he said.

Bogaerts is hitting .318.

Jake Diekman (3-0) hit four in two hitless innings in a four-hour, 25-minute match, and Boston stopped Chicago’s four-game streak, which was the best link to the Cubs season. rice field.

Guardians 2 Yankees 0

Triston McKenzie shut down the New York lineup in seven innings with one batter and closer Emanuel Klass, surviving a disastrous nine innings and winning Cleveland.

Franmil Reyes drove on both runs in Cleveland. Jordan Montgomery (3-2)’s fourth home ring and eighth RBI single hit helped the Guardian save the finale of the series.

Mackenzie (5-6) allowed only a broken bat single to Josh Donaldson for the fourth time.

Crace retired Aaron Hicks at the end of the game grounder and loaded the base for his 19th save. The Yankees have suffered their sixth defeat in 32 games since May 31st.

Padres 4, Dodgers 2

Los Angeles (AP)-Jake Cronenworth set a single behind Craig Kimbrel (1-4) as San Diego avoided a four-game sweep, igniting fourth run and ninth place. Luke Voit hit a Thai double and Eric Hosmer scored the opening goal.

San Diego has lost 14 out of 15 people to the Dodgers since it swept the Dodgers last June. The Padres also lost nine games in a row at Dodger Stadium.

Mookie Betts returned from the injured list in two doubles and scored twice. Clayton Kershaw threw a four-hit ball in seven innings.

Nick Martinez (3-3) allowed one hit in 2 1/3 innings, and Taylor Rogers reached his ninth with a 23rd save.

Astros 4, Angels 2

Houston (AP)-Angels star Mike Trout finished 0-11 with 9 strikeouts in a 3-game series, and when Houston completed a 3-game sweep, the Los Angeles batter gained a total of 20 fans in the final. did.

Rookie Jeremy Pena returned home twice and was capped with a two-run drive with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning by Ryan Tepera (1-2).

Framber Valdez hit his career’s best 13 in 6 innings and hit 2 runs with 3 hits and 5 steps. Ryan Pressly (2-2) instigated the third in the ninth.

ROCKIES 6, DIAMONDBACKS 5

Denver (AP)-When Colorado overcame a 5-0 deficit, CJ Cron hit a pair of three home runs, including Noe Ramirez’s (2-2) eighth off-gore headshot.

Jake Bird (1-0) pitched to 8th in the scoreless, and Daniel Bard scored his 16th save by loading the base into Daulton Varsho and grounding it out.

RAYS 7, BLUE JAYS 1

Toronto (AP)-Shane Baz (1-1) allowed 1 run and 7 hits in 6 innings, hitting 7 in his first win at the start of the season 5 league.

Harold Ramirez and Randy Arozarena hit two home runs. Ji-man Choi hit a raise home run in the 5th inning with 6 runs and 7 hits, which is the biggest inning of the season. All runs came from Ross Stripling (4-3) and Trent Thornton.

Mets 4, Rangers 1

New York (AP)-Eduardo Escobar hits home runs with three consecutive wins, Starling Marte goes deep for two days in a row, Jeff McNeil hits RBI double, and NL East leaders play two out of three games in the Interleague series. Helped.

Carlos Carrasco (9-4) hit 8 in 5 2/3 innings, walked 1 and scored 1 run and 6 hits, while Edwin Diaz scored 3 outs on his 18th save and backed up. Showalter won his 1,600th victory and passed the Hall of Fame Tommy. 22nd place Lasorda.

John Gray (4-4) gave up 4 runs and 3 goals in 5 2/3 innings. Jonah Heim hit home runs for the second day in a row.

Orioles 3, Twins 1

Minneapolis (AP)-Tyler Wells (7-4) won the decision six times in a row, hitting a career-leading seven, allowing one run and three hits in six innings.

Rougned Odor led Baltimore when he led the fifth in his eighth home run. Trey Mancini and Ryan Mountcastle hit home runs six times in a row from Devin Smeltzer (4-2), who allowed six hits in six innings.

Dillon Tate has won his second save.

ROYALS 7, TIGERS 4

Detroit (AP)-Edward Olivares and Emmanuel Rivera hit home runs in 3 runs and 2 innings from Tarik Skubal (5-7), allowing 5 runs, 5 hits and 3 walks in 4 2/3 innings, losing 5 straight I enjoyed it. start.

The Detroit pitcher tied the season high with eight walks, including two with the bass loaded.

Jose Quas (2-0) saved Brady Singer on bases loaded, 5-2 lead in 5th place and 2 outs 5-2 lead, right fielder Whit Merrifield’s sliding catch lineout to Javier Baez. Retired. Scott Barlow threw a perfect ninth with his twelfth save.

REDS 4, BRAVES 3

Cincinnati (AP)-Almora Almora Jr. slaps a base load single over AJ Minter (4-2) over the infield, which was drawn in for the ninth time. Cincinnati has stopped losing 10 games in a row at the Great American Ball Park, Reds’ longest home skid since the 11th straight at Riverfront Stadium from April to May 1986.

Hunter Strickland (1-2) won after allowing Marcell Ozuna and Michael Harris II a second home run in the second afternoon, wasting a 3-1 lead.

Brewers 2, Pirates 0

Pittsburgh (AP)-Brandon Woodruff (7-3) gave up six hits and hit eight innings.

Omar Narvaez drove a cutter from Zach Thompson (3-6) to hit two home runs in the fifth inning, giving the Brewers two runs.

Josh Hader defeated the two and let Bryan Reynolds load the base for the ninth time and jump out for the 25th save.

White Sox 13, Giants 4

San Francisco (AP)-Lucas Giolito (5-4) gave up three hits in six innings as Chicago finished a three-game sweep.

Seby Zavala scored 3 RBIs and 3 RBIs. Gavin Sheets drove three runs and Leury Garcia added three RBIs as Chicago improved to 7-1 at Oracle Park.

San Francisco lost 11 out of 13.

Sean Hjelle (0-1), a 6-foot-11 relief player who joined Jon Rauch as the tallest player in Major League Baseball history, allowed 6 runs (4 goals) and 8 hits in 2 innings.

Mariners 2, Athletic 1

Seattle (AP)-Julio Rodríguez returns home at Frankie Montas’ opening ceremony, Robbie Ray, who drove on both runs, hit the season’s best 12, and Oakland suffered his 25th defeat in 31 games. ..

Ray (7-6) joined Andres Muñoz and Paul Sewald (9th save) with four batters and hit 16. Elvis Andrus has homed the worst 26-55 A in the big league.

Montas (3-9) left after the first with a tightness behind his right shoulder.