Orioles 7-1 over Mets
The Orioles beat the Mets 7-1 on Sept. 16. Christian Encarnacion‑Strand delivered a two‑run homer and finished with three extra‑base hits, Samuel Basallo added a homer and Jefry Yan, recalled before the game, retired all nine batters he faced across three innings of relief to help seal the win.
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Cubs rout Braves 8-4
The Cubs defeated the Braves 8-4 on Sept. 16 as Pete Crow‑Armstrong powered Chicago with multiple big swings. PCA supplied an RBI triple and later hit two homers in the game, while Chicago’s pitching held Atlanta in check long enough for a comfortable late lead.
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Giants walk off in 10th, 6-5
San Francisco beat St. Louis 6-5 in 10 innings on Sept. 16. Drew Gilbert delivered the go‑ahead home run in the top of the 10th, and the Giants’ offense rallied late before Joel Kuhnel closed the game. Jordan Walker also notched a 20/20 season milestone for the Cardinals noted during the contest.
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Padres win 9-3 at Coors
The Padres beat the Rockies 9-3 on Sept. 16 at Coors Field. San Diego’s attack featured Ethan Salas homering and Dustin Harris ripping an RBI triple; Robbie Ray struck out six across six innings to steady the staff as the Padres pulled away on offense.
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Twins walk off Yankees 5-4
The Twins defeated the Yankees 5-4 in 13 innings on Sept. 16 when Victor Caratini delivered a walk‑off single. It was a long night at Target Field: the Yankees tied the game in the 10th but Minnesota answered in extras and Caratini’s hit ended the marathon.
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Halpin’s HR lifts Guardians
Petey Halpin’s go‑ahead three‑run homer in the sixth powered the Guardians to a 6-3 win over the White Sox on Sept. 16. Parker Messick struck out eight, José Ramírez contributed an RBI double, and the victory put Cleveland atop the AL Central for the first time since early July.
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Judge exits with leg tightness
Aaron Judge left the Yankees’ Sept. 16 game at Target Field early with lower‑leg tightness. He reported feeling stiffness in the first inning and was removed in the sixth as a precaution; the team will evaluate him further as the stretch run continues.
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Blake Snell exits with injury
Blake Snell left the Dodgers’ Sept. 16 start early with an apparent injury before completing the second inning. The Dodgers listed the moment in their postgame coverage; the club will monitor the veteran lefty as it examines whether the issue requires further testing or a roster move.
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