MLB Daily Edition for August 10, 2026 Featuring Games from Yesterday August 9, 2026
Player of the Day
Bo Bichette, New York Mets — Bichette collected five hits and drove in three runs as the Mets routed Pittsburgh, 11-1. He led an offense that scored eight runs against Pirates starter Jared Jones and helped New York win for the fifth time in six games.
Top Stories
- Bichette collects five hits: Bo Bichette drove in three runs and Luis Robert Jr. added four RBI in the Mets’ 11-1 win over Pittsburgh.
- Phillies win in the 12th: Derek Hill’s walk-off single completed a 7-6 victory over Toronto after both teams scored in the 12th inning.
- Padres overpower Houston: San Diego hit four home runs and retired the final 22 Astros in a 7-2 win.
- Tigers finish a strong trip: Hao-Yu Lee’s RBI single started a two-run 10th as Detroit completed a 7-2 West Coast trip.
- Rays complete the sweep: Tampa Bay beat Seattle 4-1 for its sixth straight win and 15th victory in 19 games.
Last Night’s Scoreboard
Nationals 7, Reds 1 — Four Washington pitchers combined on a four-hitter to complete a three-game sweep.
Athletics 4, Red Sox 3 — Max Muncy hit a two-out RBI double in the ninth to win the series.
Mets 11, Pirates 1 — Bo Bichette had five hits and Sean Manaea struck out 11 over seven innings.
Phillies 7, Blue Jays 6 (12 innings) — Derek Hill’s walk-off single helped Philadelphia avoid a three-game sweep.
Braves 2, Yankees 1 (10 innings) — Michael Harris II opened the 10th with the go-ahead RBI single.
Marlins 12, Angels 3 — Griffin Conine homered twice and drove in three runs.
Cubs 10, Royals 2 — Chicago matched its season high with 18 hits behind seven strong innings from Matthew Boyd.
White Sox 5, Guardians 3 — Colson Montgomery’s three-run homer carried Chicago after a lengthy rain delay.
Brewers 4, Twins 3 (10 innings) — Jake Bauers delivered the walk-off single as Brice Turang scored the winning run.
Cardinals 7, Rockies 4 — JJ Wetherholt broke a tie with a two-run double in the eighth.
Orioles 10, Rangers 5 — Pete Alonso hit two two-run homers as Baltimore avoided a series sweep.
Tigers 3, Giants 1 (10 innings) — Hao-Yu Lee’s pinch-hit RBI single started Detroit’s two-run 10th.
Diamondbacks 4, Dodgers 2 — Ketel Marte homered and Eduardo Rodriguez struck out nine as Arizona won the season series.
Rays 4, Mariners 1 — Ian Seymour threw six quality innings as Tampa Bay completed the sweep.
Padres 7, Astros 2 — San Diego hit four homers and its pitching staff retired the final 22 Houston batters.
Game of the Day
Phillies 7, Blue Jays 6 in 12 innings — Philadelphia carried a 5-2 lead into the eighth before Toronto scored three times to tie the game. Both teams pushed across their automatic runner in the 12th, but Derek Hill answered with an RBI single to give the Phillies the walk-off win. Kyle Schwarber homered twice after going 17 games without one, and Jesús Luzardo struck out 12 over seven innings.
Big Bats
- Bo Bichette, Mets: Five hits and three RBI in an 11-1 victory.
- Kyle Schwarber, Phillies: Two home runs, giving him 35 for the season.
- Griffin Conine, Marlins: Two home runs and three RBI.
- Pete Alonso, Orioles: Three hits, including two two-run homers.
- Luis Robert Jr., Mets: Drove in four runs.
- Ketel Marte, Diamondbacks: Two-run homer in Arizona’s season-series clincher.
Dealing
- Jesús Luzardo, Phillies: Seven innings, two runs, four hits and 12 strikeouts.
- Sean Manaea, Mets: Seven innings, one run, three hits, no walks and 11 strikeouts.
- Cam Schlittler, Yankees: Seven innings, three hits, no walks and 11 strikeouts in a tough no-decision.
- Eduardo Rodriguez, Diamondbacks: Seven innings, two runs and a season-high nine strikeouts.
- Ian Seymour, Rays: Six innings, one run, five hits and seven strikeouts.
Who’s Hot
- Tampa Bay Rays: Six consecutive wins and 15 victories in their last 19 games.
- Milwaukee Brewers: MLB-best 74-44 after winning the weekend series against Minnesota.
- Detroit Tigers: Seven wins on a nine-game West Coast trip.
- New York Mets: Five wins in their last six games.
- Arizona Diamondbacks: An 18-9 record since July 9.
Who’s Not
- Seattle Mariners: Four straight losses with only four total runs during the skid.
- Los Angeles Dodgers: Eight losses in nine games and only seven runs in the Arizona series.
- San Francisco Giants: Seven losses in their last nine games.
- Cincinnati Reds: Swept in Washington and outscored 20-6 in the series.
- Kansas City Royals: Became the third American League team to reach 70 losses.
Team Trends
- Padres: Improved to 62-57 and remained one game behind Arizona and Philadelphia in the NL Wild Card race.
- Rays: Improved to 71-46 and completed a three-game sweep in Seattle.
- Nationals: Four wins in five games after losing seven straight.
- Cubs: Six wins in seven games and a season-high-tying 18 hits Sunday.
- Cardinals: Five wins in seven games to return to .500.
Standings Watch
Milwaukee leads MLB at 74-44, followed by Atlanta at 71-47 and the Dodgers at 70-48. Tampa Bay tops the AL East at 71-46, with Boston at 64-53. Houston remains one-half game ahead of Texas in the AL West despite falling to 60-59. Philadelphia and Arizona are tied at 63-56 for the final two NL Wild Card positions, with San Diego one game back at 62-57.
Injury & Transactions Report
- Kyle Stowers: Left Miami’s game in the fifth inning with left-hamstring discomfort.
- Will Dion: Earned his first victory with three scoreless relief innings after joining Washington in the August 3 Foster Griffin trade.
- Jackson Jobe: Completed his first weekend back in the majors after returning from Tommy John surgery Saturday.
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr.: Completed his first series back in Toronto’s lineup after returning Saturday.
- Sunday report: No other major transaction was highlighted in the completed-game roundup.
Today’s Games
- Red Sox at Blue Jays — 7:07 p.m. ET — Sonny Gray (14-2, 2.78 ERA) vs. Jameson Taillon (2-6, 5.96)
- Mets at Braves — 7:15 p.m. ET — Christian Scott (3-3, 3.15) vs. Bryce Elder (8-6, 3.69)
- Orioles at Twins — 7:40 p.m. ET — Trevor Rogers (7-7, 4.20) vs. Dean Kremer (1-4, 5.93)
- Phillies at Cardinals — 7:45 p.m. ET — Andrew Painter (1-8, 6.48) vs. Hunter Dobbins (2-2, 3.60)
- Rangers at Angels — 9:38 p.m. ET — MacKenzie Gore (6-9, 4.55) vs. Reid Detmers (3-8, 4.12)
- Brewers at Padres — 9:40 p.m. ET — Logan Henderson (6-1, 2.70) vs. Casey Mize (4-7, 3.40)
- Rays at Athletics — 9:40 p.m. ET — Freddy Peralta (5-9, 5.37) vs. Jacob Lopez (5-4, 5.64)
- Rockies at Diamondbacks — 9:40 p.m. ET — Gabriel Hughes (0-3, 4.25) vs. Michael Soroka (8-3, 3.07)
- Astros at Giants — 9:45 p.m. ET — Hayden Wesneski (2-0, 3.86) vs. Blade Tidwell (0-0, 3.18)
- Royals at Dodgers — 10:10 p.m. ET — Noah Cameron (6-8, 4.37) vs. Tarik Skubal (7-6, 2.81)
All times Eastern. Probable pitchers are subject to change.
Today’s Matchups to Watch
- Noah Cameron vs. Tarik Skubal: Skubal makes another start for Los Angeles as the Dodgers try to stop their current slide.
- Sonny Gray vs. Jameson Taillon: Gray carries a 14-2 record and 2.78 ERA into Toronto.
- Logan Henderson vs. Casey Mize: MLB-leading Milwaukee opens a series against a San Diego team chasing a Wild Card spot.
- Christian Scott vs. Bryce Elder: The Mets bring a five-wins-in-six-games stretch into Atlanta.
Stat of the Day
22: San Diego’s pitchers retired the final 22 Houston batters in order after allowing two hits and two runs early.
Quick Hitters
- Kyle Schwarber ended a 17-game homerless stretch with two home runs.
- Cam Schlittler struck out 11 without issuing a walk.
- Ian Seymour improved to 9-3 for Tampa Bay.
- Jake Bauers homered before delivering Milwaukee’s walk-off single.
- Riley O’Brien earned his 29th save for St. Louis.
- Arizona clinched its first season-series win over the Dodgers since 2018.
Yesterday at a Glance
- Games completed: 15 of 15
- Total runs: 135
- Highest-scoring games: Marlins 12, Angels 3 and Orioles 10, Rangers 5 — 15 combined runs
- Extra-inning games: Blue Jays–Phillies, Braves–Yankees, Twins–Brewers and Tigers–Giants
- One-run games: Four
- Largest margin: Mets 11, Pirates 1 — 10 runs
- Best power performances: Kyle Schwarber, Griffin Conine and Pete Alonso — two home runs each
- Best pitching performance: Jesús Luzardo — 12 strikeouts over seven innings
- Longest active winning streak: Rays — six games
Publishing Extras
Games Completion
15 of 15 scheduled MLB games from August 9, 2026 were completed.
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Bo Bichette Collects Five Hits as Mets Rout Pirates; Phillies Walk Off Toronto
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Bo Bichette collected five hits and three RBI in the Mets’ 11-1 win, Derek Hill delivered Philadelphia’s 12th-inning walk-off, San Diego hit four homers against Houston and Detroit completed a 7-2 West Coast trip with another extra-inning victory.
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METS WATCH: Bo Bichette collected five hits and three RBI in an 11-1 win.PHILLIES WATCH: Derek Hill’s 12th-inning single completed a 7-6 walk-off victory.PADRES WATCH: San Diego hit four homers and retired the final 22 Houston batters.TIGERS WATCH:Hao-Yu Lee’s RBI single helped Detroit finish a 7-2 West Coast trip.RAYS WATCH: Tampa Bay completed a sweep and extended its winning streak to six