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Altuve Homers, Raleigh's Late-Game Heroics Highlight Intense Playoff Races

Altuve Homers, Raleigh's Late-Game Heroics Highlight Intense Playoff Races

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 Jose Altuve made headlines with a home run against the Yankees, while Cal Raleigh delivered late-inning heroics for Seattle by launching a go-ahead three-run homer in the eighth, energizing the playoff atmosphere as pennant races intensify. In a marquee pitching matchup, Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw faced off, showing vintage form as two of MLB’s most accomplished arms continue to leave their mark on the season.

The Milwaukee Brewers notched their 71st win in dramatic fashion, edging the Mets thanks to a clutch defensive play at the plate to end the game. New York’s struggles continued as they dropped their fifth consecutive game and ninth out of their last ten, a slide that is impacting their hopes in the playoff chase. The Philadelphia Phillies continued their strong campaign by routing the Texas Rangers, and the Cleveland Guardians topped the White Sox behind another solid outing from Tanner Bibee.

In other action, Jordan Walker fueled the St. Louis Cardinals to victory over the Cubs, while the Minnesota Twins kept pace in the Central with a win against the Royals. The San Francisco Giants delivered a shutout performance against the Nationals, and the Red Sox pulled off a big road win over the contender Padres, with Walker Buehler dominating on the mound for Boston. Dodgers fans also saw their team overpower the Blue Jays as the NL West fight remains heated.

On the individual front, recent milestones have highlighted the impact of the game’s stars. Kyle Schwarber of the Phillies notched his 1,000th career hit with a home run, becoming the player with the most home runs at that milestone in MLB history. Andrew McCutchen joined an elite group by hitting ten or more home runs in each of his first seventeen seasons. Giancarlo Stanton of the Yankees became the eighth player ever to reach 2,000 career strikeouts. Julio Rodríguez of the Mariners made league history by starting his career with four straight 20/20 seasons, also joining the rare club of players who reached both 100 homers and 100 stolen bases within their first four years. The Athletics’ Shea Langeliers had a historic three-home-run game, becoming the first player since at least 1900 with three homers in his first game hitting leadoff.

On the injury front, there have not been major new developments with marquee players reported within the past news cycle, but teams are managing workloads carefully as the season enters its stretch run. Contenders are expected to be active with roster shuffles and minor moves as the trade deadline fallout settles.

In minor league and international news, nothing seismic has broken overnight, but front offices remain focused on monitoring top prospects and preparing for September call-ups, with development leagues showcasing future stars who could impact the playoff landscape sooner than expected.

Upcoming notable matchups this weekend include more showdowns between playoff hopefuls and division rivals, setting the stage for a month where every game matters. The playoff races remain fiercely contested, with tight margins in both Wild Card and division leaderboards across both leagues. Fans can look forward to key games featuring teams like the Brewers, Dodgers, Phillies, and Astros, each pushing for October glory.

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