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MLB Scores

Major League Baseball

Fixtures Standings 14 games Fixtures Standings
FINAL
Kansas City Royals17-108
Detroit Tigers14-120
Comerica Park
FINAL
Oakland Athletics11-163
Baltimore Orioles16-92
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
FINAL
Los Angeles Dodgers17-1112
Toronto Blue Jays13-142
Rogers Centre
FINAL
Chicago Cubs17-97
Boston Red Sox14-131
Fenway Park · NESN
FINAL
St. Louis Cardinals12-144
New York Mets13-122
Citi Field · Apple TV
FINAL
Washington Nationals11-143
Miami Marlins6-211
loanDepot park
FINAL
Cleveland Guardians18-82
Atlanta Braves18-66
Truist Park
FINAL
Tampa Bay Rays13-144
Chicago White Sox4-229
Rate Field · Apple TV
FINAL
Cincinnati Reds14-121
Texas Rangers14-132
Globe Life Field
FINAL
New York Yankees17-106
Milwaukee Brewers17-87
American Family Field
FINAL
Minnesota Twins12-135
Los Angeles Angels10-163
Angel Stadium
FINAL
Arizona Diamondbacks12-151
Seattle Mariners14-126
T-Mobile Park · ESPN+
FINAL
Philadelphia Phillies17-109
San Diego Padres14-153
Petco Park
FINAL
Pittsburgh Pirates13-140
San Francisco Giants13-143
Oracle Park

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