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Shohei Ohtani had a historic performance in Game 3 of the World Series, homering twice, tying a 119-year-old record with four extra-base hits, and reaching base nine times in a game, as the Dodgers won 6-5 in 18 innings. Despite being intentionally walked multiple times, Ohtani's performance was a highlight of the game, setting several postseason records and showcasing his exceptional talent.
Shohei Ohtani had a historic performance in Game 3 of the World Series, hitting two homers and tying a 119-year-old record with four extra-base hits, showcasing his exceptional postseason talent at Dodger Stadium.
Shohei Ohtani showcased his two-way talent with a homer in the World Series opener, but the Dodgers were heavily defeated by the Blue Jays, with Ohtani also grounding out with bases loaded. Despite his impressive performance, the Dodgers' pitching struggled, leading to an 11-4 loss, and Ohtani faced booing and chants from Toronto fans.
The Chicago Cubs experienced a series of exciting moments including homers from Kyle Tucker and Pete Crow-Armstrong, a strong pitching performance by Javier Assad, and a memorial for Ryne Sandberg, highlighting a positive and eventful period for the team.
Kristian Campbell, a young Red Sox player, reflects on his recent struggles and demotion, comparing it to his early challenges in college, and highlights his recent improved performance and focus on development.
Yankees prospect Spencer Jones hit three home runs in his first three at-bats in Triple-A, leading the minor league home run chart with 29, showcasing his power in a game against Rochester.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Boston Red Sox 6-0, highlighted by multiple home runs and a dominant pitching performance by Shōta Imanaga, who earned Player of the Game honors and showed improvement after a rest period. The game also featured strong performances from Brad Keller and Ryan Brasier, contributing to the Cubs' victory.
The New York Yankees broke out offensively with a 12-5 win over the Athletics, highlighted by Aaron Judge's two homers, as their offense finally came alive after a slump, supported by strong pitching from Marcus Stroman.
Red Sox prospect Jhostynxon Garcia, nicknamed 'The Password,' hit two home runs and drove in five runs in a Triple-A game, helping the WooSox secure a 12-10 victory. The game also featured a rehab appearance by Jordan Hicks and notable performances from other Red Sox prospects. Garcia's impressive performance earned him a weekly minor league honor for the second time this season.
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-3, with key homers from Seiya Suzuki and Pete Crow-Armstrong, as they extended their division lead to 6.5 games. The game featured strong pitching from Ben Brown and notable defensive plays, including a diving catch by Isaac Collins and a home run by Crow-Armstrong that energized the crowd. The Cubs now lead the season series 3-1 against the Brewers.
The #14 Tennessee baseball team lost game one of the NCAA Fayetteville Super Regional to #3 Arkansas, 4-3, despite home runs from Dean Curley and Andrew Fischer. Arkansas took an early lead, but Tennessee responded with a home run and kept fighting until Fischer's late homer in the ninth. Tennessee faces a must-win game on Sunday to stay alive in the series.
Willi Castro hit two homers to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 10-3 victory over the Athletics, with Royce Lewis ending his 0-for-32 slump with a two-run double, as the Twins' offense surged after an early deficit, despite pitcher Pablo Lopez's early exit due to shoulder tightness.
Elly De La Cruz played through personal tragedy, hitting a home run after learning of his sister's death, demonstrating resilience and dedication to his team despite his grief.
The New York Mets won their home opener against the Miami Marlins, 9-3, thanks to the wildness of Miami pitchers who gave up 12 walks. Mets hitters capitalized on the opportunities, with three runners coming around to score. Starling Marte, Francisco Lindor, and Pete Alonso all homered for the Mets. Mets starter Tylor Megill walked just two batters over six scoreless innings to improve to 2-0 in two starts.