The Daily Baller

The White Sox used back-to-back sac flies to regain the lead in the fifth before Vargas added a sixth-inning homer to put it away.

The Brewers made a lone second-inning run on Sánchez’s RBI groundout stand up the rest of the way.

After Aranda’s fourth-inning homer tied it, the Rays walked it off in the ninth on Palacios’ RBI single.

The Mets flipped the game with Alvarez’s three-run homer in the fifth and then blew it open with a four-run eighth.

Cleveland erupted for five runs in both the first and third innings, powered by two early Martínez homers, to break it open quickly.

With the game tied in the fifth, Busch’s sixth-inning homer put the Cubs ahead for good and Swanson’s ninth-inning blast added the finishing touch.

The Pirates answered a seventh-inning rally by the Royals with Lowe’s two-run homer in the eighth to swing the game back.

The Rangers built an early cushion with Jung’s first-inning homer and tacked on three more in the sixth to pull away.

Down 2-1, the Braves erupted in the seventh on Acuña Jr.’s grand slam and kept adding from there.

After the Cardinals tied it in the 10th, the Nationals broke through with a four-run 11th highlighted by a two-run Tena double.

The Rockies turned a three-run deficit into a lead with a four-run seventh capped by Carrigg’s two-run single.

The Diamondbacks tied it with a sixth-inning sac fly and then won it in the ninth on Smith’s two-run homer.

After Conine’s ninth-inning homer forced extras, Salas ended it in the 10th with a walk-off RBI single.

The Dodgers broke a 4-4 tie with a three-run fifth and followed with a three-run sixth to turn it into a rout.

The Angels erased a late three-run deficit by tying it on Grissom’s ninth-inning homer and then won in the 11th on Moore’s walk-off infield single.