— Cubs 3, Padres 2
Seiya Suzuki had a walk-off single for the Cubs.
Padres’ LF threw out winning run at plate when previous hitter flew out.
This was the Cubs’ 10th walk-off win, most in the major leagues this year.
— Blue Jays 2, Mets 1
Trey Yesavage gave up three hits in 6.2 IP for the Blue Jays.
Toronto’s win snaps a six-game losing streak.
Mets have lost nine of their last ten games.
— Tigers 7, Bronx 3
Detroit scored five runs off of David Weathers in the first two innings.
AJ Hinch joins Terry Francona as the only active managers with 1,000+ wins.
New York is 12-13 without Aaron Judge.
— Red Sox 6, Nationals 3
Willson Contreras hit a 3-run HR, before getting tossed for carping at the umpires.
Red Sox are on a season-best five-game winning streak.
Over their last 12 games, Boston starting P’s are 6-1, 1.75.
— White Sox 8, Orioles 2
Game was tied 2-2 after seven innings.
Colson Montgomery’s double put Chicago ahead for good.
Orioles are 39-47, a season-worst eight games under .500.
— Marlins 10, Rockies 7
Griffin Conine came off the bench, hit a three-run home run.
Hunter Goodman homered for Colorado, his 7th HR in June.
Sandy Alcantara went 6-0 in his June starts.
— Matt Stairs was a DH/1B who played for 19 years in the major leagues; he hit 265 home runs, had an .832 OPS. Stairs played for 12 different teams, more than any other position player ever.
Famous birthdays, June 30th:
Bud Black, 69
Roy Green, 69
Mitch Redmond, 61
Mike Tyson, 60
Trevor Ariza, 41
Blake Treinen, 38
Trea Turner, 33
Josh Rojas, 32
AJ Brown, 29
Carlos Cortes, 29
— Brewers 5, Reds 3
Cincinnati led 3-0 in the sixth inning.
Joey Ortiz hit the game-winning HR in the bottom of the 8th.
Reliever Andy Ashby got the win, improved to 11-1 this year.
— Kyle Schwarber is the first big leaguer to hit 30 home runs this season.
— Last week, San Jose Sharks drafted a defenseman who is 7-foot-1; he’ll be the tallest NHL player ever. Alexander Karmanov is a defenseman from Moldova; he is also the first player from Moldova to get drafted by an NHL team.
— In the NBA, Kevin Huerter is going to sign a three-year, $27M deal to stay with the Detroit Pistons; by the time that contract is over, Huerter will be over $100M in career earnings.
Shooting is marketable.
— Kristaps Porzingis agreed to a 2-year, $40M deal with Golden State; Warriors are trying to put together a roster with Lebron James on it next season.
— Memphis Grizzlies traded G Ja Morant to Portland, for Jerami Grant, Kris Murray; Morant, has played in only 79 games in three years because of off-court issues and injuries.
— G Landry Shamet is going to sign a four-year, $24M deal with the NBA champion Knicks.
— If the baseball playoffs started today (they don’t):
NL: Braves, Brewers, Dodgers. Wild Cards: Phillies-Cubs-Cardinals
AL: Rays, White Sox, Rangers. Wild Cards: Bronx-Guardians-Mariners
