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The Orioles beat the Rays 9-7 in 13 innings, with Colton Cowser delivering a walk-off home run for his second straight game (following Sunday's winner vs. Detroit) as Baltimore weathered early Rays punches and earned a gritty, momentum-shifting victory praised by manager Craig Albernaz for not wavering.
In a 13-inning marathon, the Orioles rallied from multiple deficits and rode Colton Cowser's walk-off homer to a 9-7 win over the Rays, fueled by Bradish's six strong innings and a chaotic sequence of defensive miscues and baserunning blunders.
Chadwick Tromp delivered his first career walk-off with an 11th-inning single to lift the Braves to a 5-4 win over the Nationals, a timely moment as Atlanta nurses injuries to its catchers. The piece also includes a mini deep dive into Dylan Dodd’s arsenal and notes on Braves minor leaguers and other MLB updates.
J.T. Ginn carried a no-hitter into the ninth for Oakland, but Adam Frazier broke it with a leadoff single and Zach Neto followed with a two-run homer for a 2-1 Angels walk-off win; the Angels also extended MLB's longest active no-hit streak to 4,227 games.
In a May 18, 2026 game, Oakland took a 1-0 lead in the top of the ninth on Gelof’s RBI single, but Los Angeles answered in the bottom of the frame as Jose Siri pinch-ran for Adam Frazier and Niko Neto hit a two‑run homer off Chase Silseth for a 2–1 walk-off win over the Athletics.
The Yankees’ brutal road trip ended with a 7-6 walk-off loss to the Mets in Citi Field, highlighted by a no-man’s-land chopper that Volpe and Schuemann collided on and couldn’t field in time for a potential home throw. It capped a 2-7 trip through Brewers, Orioles and Mets, with four losses by one run and bullpen woes, including a late miscue that doomed the chances to close out the game. They return home to host the Blue Jays and Rays and will look to clean up late-game execution.
Elmer Rodríguez delivered his best MLB start to date, keeping the Mets to one run into the fifth as the Yankees built a 6-3 lead behind Volpe’s two-run double and a fourth-inning power from Ben Rice. New York’s bullpen allowed the Mets to rally; Tyrone Taylor’s game-tying three-run homer off David Bednar in the ninth forced extras, where the Mets plated the automatic runner to walk off 7-6. The loss capped a rough 2-7 road trip and handed the Yankees a series loss at Citi Field, despite Volpe’s late offense and other productive moments as they prepare for a series with the Blue Jays.
Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol bought additional tickets so fans could keep the shirtless revelry going at Busch Stadium after a recent win over the Kansas City Royals, which included a walk-off single by Yohel Pozo and contributions from Masyn Winn.
Yohel Pozo's pinch-hit walk-off gave the Cardinals a win over the Royals, powered by a shirtless right-field section that transformed Busch Stadium into a high-energy venue. The crowd's vibe drew praise from Marmol and players, with the fan movement reportedly started by Texas players and already shaping what could be a standout atmosphere all summer.
In Milwaukee, the Yankees led 3-2 in the 10th until reliever Tim Hill tried to force out a runner at third on Brice Turang's grounder instead of throwing to first, loading the bases and setting up a Brewers walk-off sacrifice fly by William Contreras. Aaron Judge's throw from right was offline, and Hill later admitted the decision was bad, costing New York the game in extras.
Michael Busch delivered the deciding blow with a 10th-inning single after tying the game with an 8th-inning homer, giving the Chicago Cubs their second straight walk-off win and their 24th victory in the first 36 games.
Trailing 3-0, the Cubs rallied with Seiya Suzuki's homer to tie, then pinch-hitter Michael Conforto delivered a two-out, full-count opposite-field walk-off homer in the ninth to beat the Reds at Wrigley, his first career walk-off and sealing a six-game home win streak for Chicago.
Michael Conforto hit a walk-off homer to cap a Cubs rally and defeat the Reds.
Chase Shugart pitched in both games of Philadelphia's rain-delayed doubleheader with San Francisco, earning a win in the opener as a reliever and then delivering a scoreless 10th in the second to set up a bottom‑of‑the‑10th walk-off. The Phillies logged two walk-off wins (3-2 and 6-5) to sweep the twin bill, making Shugart the first Phillies pitcher to win twice in a day since 2002 and the first MLB pitcher since 2013 to do so. The bullpen‑heavy day helped improve Philadelphia to 12-19 before heading to Miami for a four-game series.
Nico Hoerner delivered a game-winning sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th to lift the Cubs to a 2-1 walk-off win over the Mets at Wrigley, completing a series sweep and extending Chicago’s win streak to five after a ninth-inning rally that tied the game on Michael Conforto’s RBI double.