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‘Extreme’ Delta Fire grows to 5,000 acres, forces I-5 closure

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A fast-moving wildfire in northern California forced the closure of the Pacific Coast’s primary interstate in both directions and suspended Amtrak service into Oregon on Wednesday night.

The human-caused Delta Fire is burning on both sides of Interstate 5 north of Lakehead in California’s Shasta County, which, earlier this summer, was ravaged by the deadly Carr Fire near Redding. The fire, which had consumed 5,000 acres as of 9:58 p.m. PST, had gathered strength from “mixed conifer and decadent brush with no recent fire history and heavy dead and down surface fuels,” according to Inciweb.

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The only continuous highway to touch the borders of Mexico and Canada, I-5 was shut down 10 miles north of Redding to a point south of Mount Shasta. There was no timetable, as of Wednesday night for the interstate’s reopening.

The fire, reported at 12:51 p.m., was zero percent contained on Wednesday night, with fire crews listing its behavior as “extreme.”

While the Delta Fire was not an immediate threat to any of the area’s larger cities and towns, the wildfire had destroyed abandoned trucks left “littered” on I-5 and forced evacuations for residents adjacent to the interstate to the border of neighboring Siskiyou County, the Redding Record-Searchlight, part of the USA TODAY Network, reported.

The city of Dunsmuir was placed under an evacuation warning late Wednesday night, with the fire burning about 15 miles away, according to the Record-Searchlight.

In a Facebook Live video from near the fire, CHP Patrol Sgt. Tim Hinkson said, “It’s just going to be a mess out there on I-5.”

On the freeway’s closure, Hinkson said, “It’s just too dangerous to let cars go through there.”

Amtrak’s Coast Starlight service, which runs from Sacramento to Klamath Falls, would resume when “conditions safely permit,” a company spokesperson told the Record-Searchlight via email.

The Delta Fire sparked just six days after full containment of the Carr Fire, which killed eight people, destroyed more than 1,600 structures and burned nearly 230,000 acres over five weeks. The sixth-most destructive wildfire in Golden State history cost nearly $160 million in suppression efforts.

At one point, the Carr Fire jumped the Sacramento River and encroached on Redding, the region’s largest city, forcing mandatory widespread evacuations and knocking out power.

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Moon, Kim agree to third summit to discuss denuclearisation

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Leaders of North and South Korea have agreed to meet on September 18 to discuss “practical measures” towards denuclearisation.

Kim Jong un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will meet in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, as the North Korean leader reaffirmed his commitment towards the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.

The summit – a third between the two leaders this year – will take place from September 18 to 20 and the dates were decided on Wednesday during a visit by South’s national security adviser, Chung Eui-yong, to Pyongyang, where he met Kim and handed over a personal letter from Moon.

The North Korean leader said it was his country’s “fixed stand and his will to completely remove the danger of armed conflict and horror of war from the Korean peninsula and turn it into a cradle of peace without nuclear weapons and free from nuclear threat”, North’s state news agency KCNA reported.

Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride, reporting from the South Korean capital Seoul, said meetings will take place next week to “lay the groundwork for this upcoming summit”.

“A liason office between the North and South will also be established,” he said.

“This was meant to be set up in August but delayed because of the troubled negotiations between Pyongyang and Washington.”

The visit by the South Korean delegation to Pyongyang came amid a deadlock on the North’s nuclear weapons programme, with US efforts to dismantle the arsenal stalled for weeks.

In a landmark summit in Singapore in June, US President Donald Trump and Kim vowed to work towards the “complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula”, but their agreement was short on details on what that meant and how it would be achieved.

Denuclearisation timeline

Frustrated with the lack of progress, Trump last month cancelled Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s trip to Pyongyang after the North reportedly sent a belligerent letter to the US president.

But despite the difficulties, Kim told the South Korean officials that his faith in Trump remains “unchanged” and he wanted to denuclearise and end long-standing hostile relations between North Korea and the United States during Trump’s first term ending early 2021, Chung said.

Kim’s remarks to South Korean officials mark the first time that the North Korean leader has offered a potential timeline for dismantling his country’s nuclear weapons programme.

“Chairman Kim asked us to convey the message to the US that the US [should] help create situations where he would feel his decision to denuclearise was a right move”, the South Korean official added. 

North and South Korea remain technically at war as the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a ceasefire.

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Designated Survivor has been resuscitated by Netflix

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Designated Survivor

type
TV Show
Genre
Political, Thriller
run date
09/21/16
performer
Kiefer Sutherland, Maggie Q, Italia Ricci, Kal Penn
broadcaster
ABC
seasons
2

Don’t underestimate the draw (and power) of Kiefer Sutherland: Netflix announced Wednesday that it has picked up Designated Survivor — which ABC canceled in May — for a third season.

The streaming service has ordered 10 episodes of the political thriller, which stars Sutherland as the president of the United States. Neal Baer will take over as the series’ latest showrunner.

Here’s the synopsis Netflix released for the new season: “President Kirkman will face a political reality… campaigning. What does it take to make a leader? What price will he be willing to pay? This season will explore today’s world of campaigning, smear tactics, debates, campaign finance, and ‘fake news.’ Democracy, as we know it, will hang in the balance.”

Production will begin later this year for a 2019 launch on the streaming service, which will air seasons 1 and 2 starting this fall.

“The continuation of the show via Netflix is a win-win for all involved,” executive producer Mark Gordon said in a statement. “The story of President Kirkman and those around him has not been fully told, and we look forward to working with our new partner in continuing the show for a global audience.”

“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to play President Kirkman for season 3 of Designated Survivor with Netflix, eOne, and Neal Baer,” Sutherland added in a statement. “I believe this format will allow us to continue to delve deeply into storylines and issues concerning the American electorate that were not previously possible.”

After going through several showrunners, ABC pink-slipped Designated Survivor before its upfront presentation in May. The drama only averaged 8.1 million viewers last season and a 1.6 in the 18-49 demographic.

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Facebook, Twitter face threat of regulation as Congress criticizes response to Russia, bias claims

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Facebook and Twitter executives defended their companies on Capitol Hill, saying they are aggressively trying to root out foreign influence as the November elections near. (Sept. 5)
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Lawmakers raised the prospect of greater scrutiny of social media companies, ushering in a new era of accountability for the nation’s powerful internet platforms.

During hearings on Capitol Hill, Senate and House Republicans and Democrats applauded efforts by Facebook and Twitter to root out foreign election meddling. But they warned that regulation may loom for social media companies, which are largely unfettered by the kinds of rules that govern other large consumer companies.

Pressure increased on Silicon Valley – and on Facebook in particular – after damaging revelations about Russian-backed influence operations and the Cambridge Analytica data collection scandal. Executives have signed off on the Honest Ads Act, which would mandate more transparency about who runs political ads on social media services.

Facebook and Twitter are gearing up to influence what kind of regulation gets enacted as they face threats from Washington to weaken a law, known as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, that shields internet companies for the content that people put on their platforms.

“We don’t think it’s a question of whether regulation,” Facebook’s Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg testified during a congressional hearing. “We think it’s a question of the right regulation.”

During Wednesday’s hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee on foreign election interference that ran more than 2 1/2 hours, lawmakers questioned Twitter’s chief executive Jack Dorsey and Sandberg over their companies’ efforts to disrupt foreign influence campaigns and the spread of disinformation on their platforms. They warned companies’ efforts were falling short before November’s midterm elections as social media users continue to be targeted by foreign actors seeking to exacerbate political divisions in the USA.

“Congress is going to have to take action here,” Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., warned. “The era of the Wild West in social media is coming to an end. Where we go from here is an open question.”

He said, “The size and reach of your platforms demand that we, as policymakers, do our job, to ensure proper oversight, transparency and protections for American users and for our democratic institutions.”

“If the answer is regulation, let’s have an honest dialogue about what that looks like,” said Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

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Most alarming to the tech industry is any discussion of further weakening Section 230 protections. Georgetown University’s Larry Downes, project director of the Center for Business and Public Policy, who specializes in regulation, internet and technology policy, said any such move by Washington would be “the scorched earth approach.”

“Removing more of the platforms’ immunity from liability for illegal third-party content, including fraud and libel, would result in drastic reductions in the kinds of content companies would be able to host, notably social networks. It might, as in Europe, make such services effectively impossible,” Downes said. 

That Section 230 was raised in two congressional hearings Wednesday shows how sharply the political climate for technology companies in Washington has changed. 

Within minutes of the Senate hearing wrapping up, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he would meet with several state attorneys general to discuss whether social media companies are “intentionally stifling” free speech and obstructing competition. The remarks escalate charges of anti-conservative bias by President Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers. Last week, Trump blasted Google, alleging it muzzles conservative voices.

Dorsey also appeared before a House Energy and Commerce Committee meeting where Republicans sounded the alarm about conservatives being excluded from the auto-fill feature of Twitter’s search and other instances of alleged bias.

“Out of the more than 300 million active Twitter users, why did this only happen to certain accounts?” House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore., asked Dorsey.

Democrats pushed back on the charges of conservative bias. New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone, the top Democrat on the committee, accused Republicans of trying to rally the base and raise funds “by fabricating a problem that simply does not exist.”

Twitter shares fell 6 percent Wednesday after Dorsey testified in the Senate hearing that there would have to be “massive shifts” in how Twitter and other social media companies operate. Facebook shares closed down 2 percent.

In a blog post Tuesday timed to the hearings, Federal Communications Commission chief Ajit Pai said Facebook, Google and Twitter offer users too little information into how they work.

“The public deserves to know more about how these companies operate,” he wrote. “And we need to seriously think about whether the time has come for these companies to abide by new transparency obligations.”

Google’s absence from Wednesday’s hearing was repeatedly condemned by senators. Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., referred to Google as “the invisible witness,” represented by an empty chair. 

The Senate committee invited Larry Page, chief executive of Google’s parent company Alphabet, but Google declined, offering to send  Kent Walker, its senior vice president for global affairs and a point person on election interference. The committee rejected that.

 

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US Open 2018: Jamie Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands reach mixed doubles final

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Jamie Murray and Bethanie Mattek-Sands have reached their first Grand Slam final as a pair
2018 US Open
Venue: Flushing Meadows, New York Dates: 27 August-9 September Coverage: Live radio coverage on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra; live text commentaries on the BBC Sport website

Defending champion Jamie Murray reached a third US Open mixed doubles final with a narrow semi-final victory.

The Briton and his American partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands beat American duo Christina McHale and Christian Harrison in a championship tie-break, coming through 6-4 2-6 10-8.

Murray, 32, will now defend the title he won last year with Martina Hingis.

Earlier on Wednesday, Murray and Bruno Soares were knocked out of the men’s doubles in the quarter-finals.

The 2016 champions and fourth seeds were shocked by unseeded pair Radu Albot and Malek Jaziri, losing 7-5 6-4.

Murray and Mattek-Sands will play Poland’s Alicja Rosolska and Croatia’s Nikola Mektic in Saturday’s mixed final.

“I’m really excited to win – to lose both matches would have been tough,” said Murray.

“But the chance to get into a Grand Slam final again was a big motivation for me and I’m really looking forward to the match.”

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Japan: Dozens missing as powerful quake triggers landslides

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A powerful magnitude 6.6 quake rocked the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido on Thursday, killing eight people, collapsing homes, and triggering landslides that left dozens missing.

Multiple, large-scale landslides struck the sparsely populated countryside, which was also hit by the edge of a powerful typhoon that surged through Japan earlier this week.

Aerial views showed dozens of houses destroyed at the bottom of a hill that was engulfed by a landslide, with a rescue helicopter winching a resident to safety.

Around three million homes lost power after the quake damaged a major thermal plant supplying the region.

The Tomari nuclear power plant in Hokkaido, which was not operational before the quake, was forced to turn to emergency back-up power to keep its cooling system working, said broadcaster NHK.

“There was a sudden, extreme jolt. I felt it went sideways, not up-and-down, for about two to three minutes,” Kazuo Kibayashi, 51, a town official at hard-hit Abira town, told AFP news agency.

“It stopped before shaking started again. I felt it come in two waves. I am 51, and I have never experienced anything like this. I thought my house was going to collapse. Everything inside my house was all jumbled up. I didn’t have time to even start cleaning,” he added.

Moments after the initial quake, an aftershock measuring 5.3 rocked the area and dozens more aftershocks followed throughout the night and into the morning.

Akira Fukui, from the main city of Sapporo, told AFP: “I woke up around 3am with a vertical jolt. I put the light on but it went out shortly afterwards. All the traffic lights are out and there’s no power at work.”

No tsunami warning was issued after the relatively shallow quake, which struck 62km southeast of the regional capital Sapporo.

Around 20,000 rescue workers, including police and members of the Self-Defence Forces (SDF) were responding to the disaster, government spokesman Yoshihide Suga said. Another 20,000 SDF troops are expected to join the effort.

“We will do our best to save lives,” Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said after an emergency cabinet meeting.

NHK reported that eight people had lost their lives, six of them in the village of Atsuma, where the landslide engulfed the homes. Nearly 40 people were still missing, the broadcaster added.

Local media said the dead also included an 82-year-old man who fell down the stairs at his home during the quake and that around 130 people had sustained minor injuries.

“I urge people in areas shaken by strong quakes to stay calm, pay attention to evacuation information… and help each other,” Suga added.

Japan is still recovering from the worst typhoon to hit the country in 25 years, which struck the western part of the country on Tuesday, claiming at least 11 lives and causing major damage to the region’s main airport.

‘Ring of fire’

Officials warned of the danger of fresh quakes.

“Large quakes often occur, especially within two to three days (of a big one),” said Toshiyuki Matsumori, in charge of monitoring earthquakes and tsunamis at the meteorological agency.

The risk of housing collapses and landslides had increased, he said, urging residents “to pay full attention to seismic activity and rainfall and not to go into dangerous areas.”

The earthquake also caused travel disruption, with all flights cancelled from Sapporo’s main Chitose airport, where the quake brought down part of a ceiling and burst a water pipe. Local buses and trains and bullet train services were halted.

Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko said it would take “at least a week” for power to be restored to nearly three million homes after a fire in the area’s largest thermal plant was discovered.

And the national meteorological agency warned that more bad weather could be on the way for Hokkaido, urging people to be vigilant for landslides, high tides and heavy rain.

Japan sits on the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where many of the world’s earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are recorded.

In June, a deadly tremor rocked the Osaka region, killing five people and injuring more than 350.

On March 11, 2011, a devastating 9.0-magnitude quake struck under the Pacific Ocean, and the resulting tsunami caused widespread damage and claimed thousands of lives.

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Roy Moore suing Sacha Baron Cohen for $95 million after his Who is America? appearance

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Former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore has filed a $95 million defamation lawsuit against comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, Showtime, and CBS after he appeared on Cohen’s series.

The Republican judge, who lost his bid for Senate last year after being accused of initiating sexual relationships with teenagers while in his 30s, filed the lawsuit Wednesday in the D.C. District Court. The suit claims defamation, intentional inflection of emotional distress and fraud.

In July, Moore appeared on the third episode Cohen’s Who is America?, a Showtime series where the comedian disguises himself in interviews with unsuspecting guests ranging from O.J. Simpson to former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, among many others. In the episode, Cohen disguised himself as an Israeli anti-terrorism expert and uses a metal detector that “detects pedophiles.”

The lawsuit claims Moore was invited to Washington, D.C., “to receive an award for his strong support for Israel in commemoration of its 70th anniversary as a nation state.” The court document says Moore “would not have agreed to appear” if he had known the outcome.

The lawsuit ultimately claims the “fraudulent portrayal and mocking of Judge Moore as a sex offender” on the television show “severely harmed” his reputation and caused his family “severe emotional distress,” as well as “financial damage.” As a result, Moore is asking for $95 million in damages as well as attorneys’ costs and fees.

“The press has been sent copies of an alleged complaint, yet to our knowledge SHOWTIME has not been served. With that said, we do not comment on pending litigation,” a spokesperson from Showtime told TIME.

Representatives for the Moore family did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

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In the July episode, Cohen, disguised as the fake “Erran Morad,” uses a metal detector that he claims “is used in schools and playgrounds” to detect pedophiles. When he uses it on Moore, the wand beeps.

“It must be faulty. It’s malfunctioning,” Cohen says in the episode. “Is this your jacket? Did you lend the jacket to somebody else?”

“I’ve been married for 33 (years),” Moore replies. “I’ve never had such an accusation of things.”

“If this is an instrument,” he continues, “certainly, I’m not a pedophile.” Moore then cut the rest of the interview off.

The episode came months after a number of women came forward with allegations against Moore, accusing him of initiating sexual relationships with them when they were in high school and he was an adult. The allegations, first reported by the Washington Post, came out as he was running for Alabama’s open Senate seat. He ultimately lost to Democrat Doug Jones.

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‘Lodestar’ John McCain quoted in anonymous ‘New York Times’ essay attacking Donald Trump

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President Donald Trump says it’s “really a disgrace” that an unsigned op-ed critical of him and written by a senior administration official has been published. (Sept. 5)
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In the anonymous opinion essay published Wednesday by the New York Times, a senior official in President Donald Trump’s administration invoked the name of the late Sen. John McCain, who in a farewell letter warned tribal politics would weaken the nation and called on Americans to work together in an era of extreme partisanship.

The op-ed described a coordinated and far-reaching “resistance” movement within the administration that is working to “preserve our democratic institutions while thwarting Mr. Trump’s more misguided impulses.”

In the op-ed, the author wrote: “Senator John McCain put it best in his farewell letter. All Americans should heed his words and break free of the tribalism trap, with the high aim of uniting through our shared values and love of this great nation.

“We may no longer have Senator McCain. But we will always have his example — a lodestar for restoring honor to public life and national dialogue. Mr. Trump may fear such honorable men, but we should revere them.”

The writer cast Trump as an immoral, erratic and irresponsible president who has lost the confidence of his aides. The result, according to the author, is a “two-track presidency” that is quietly working around Trump to “steer the administration in the right direction until the end of his presidency.”

Trump slammed the op-ed as “gutless” and questioned whether the author of the piece exists. The president called on the newspaper to immediately turn the author over to the government. 

McCain died Aug. 25 after a 13-month battle with brain cancer.

In his farewell letter, McCain praised America’s role in liberating “more people from tyranny and poverty than ever before in history.”

The six-term senator and 2008 Republican presidential nominee said the country’s standing and ideals are threatened “when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries … We weaken it when we hide behind walls rather than tear them down.”

McCain ended his letter on an optimistic note, saying Americans will get through the challenges facing the country by working together.

“Do not despair of our present difficulties but believe always in the promise and greatness of America, because nothing is inevitable here,” McCain wrote. “Americans never quit. We never surrender. We never hide from history. We make history.”

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Colorado Rockies’ Trevor Story crushes monster 505-foot home run, longest of Statcast era

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Situated in the thin, mile-high air of Denver, Coors Field has been a power hitter’s paradise since it opened in 1995. Colorado Rockies slugger Trevor Story took advantage of the conditions Wednesday night to crush a home run that traveled a very, very long way.

Story connected off San Francisco Giants starter Andrew Suarez in the fourth inning for a monster 505-foot blast that cleared all the seats in left field and landed on the concourse beyond.

According to the folks at Statcast, it was baseball’s longest home run since their tracking technology debuted in 2015. The homer was Story’s second of the night, coming on the heels of a 459-foot shot in the first inning.

Story wasn’t done and added a third home run in the sixth inning to give him a career-high 31 on the season. The third-year shortstop came up in the eighth with a chance to tie the MLB single-game record of four homers, but he struck out swinging against Giants reliever Ray Black.

The three home runs helped the first-place Rockies win 5-3 and move 1½ games ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers in a tight NL West race.

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Sept. 5: Trevor Story, Rockies, 3 vs. Giants

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Sept. 5: Shohei Ohtani, Angels, 2 at Rangers.

Sept. 5: Shohei Ohtani, Angels, 2 at Rangers. Tim Heitman, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 5: Matt Adams, Cardinals, 2 at Nationals.

Sept. 5: Matt Adams, Cardinals, 2 at Nationals. Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 5: Kevin Kiermaier, Rays, 2 at Blue Jays.

Sept. 5: Kevin Kiermaier, Rays, 2 at Blue Jays. Tom Szczerbowski, Getty Images

Sept. 4: J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 2 vs. Phillies.

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Sept. 4: Scooter Gennett, Reds, 2 vs. Pirates.

Sept. 4: Scooter Gennett, Reds, 2 vs. Pirates. Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 4: Marcell Ozuna, Cardinals, 2 vs. Nationals.

Sept. 4: Marcell Ozuna, Cardinals, 2 vs. Nationals. Brad Mills, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 3: Franmil Reyes, Padres, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

Sept. 3: Franmil Reyes, Padres, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Jennifer Stewart, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 3: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Giants.

Sept. 3: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Giants. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 3: Ryan O'Hearn, Royals, 2 vs. Indians.

Sept. 3: Ryan O’Hearn, Royals, 2 vs. Indians. Ken Blaze, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 2: Stephen Piscotty, A's, 2 vs. Mariners.

Sept. 2: Stephen Piscotty, A’s, 2 vs. Mariners. Kelley L Cox, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 2: Nomar Mazara, Rangers, 2 vs. Twins.

Sept. 2: Nomar Mazara, Rangers, 2 vs. Twins. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports

Sept. 1: Hunter Renfroe, Padres, 2 vs. Rockies.

Sept. 1: Hunter Renfroe, Padres, 2 vs. Rockies. Jake Roth, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 28: Christian Yelich, Brewers, 2 at Reds.

Aug. 28: Christian Yelich, Brewers, 2 at Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 26: Matt Chapman, Athletics, 2 vs. Twins

Aug. 26: Matt Chapman, Athletics, 2 vs. Twins Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 26: Tyler Austin, Twins, 2 vs. Athletics

Aug. 26: Tyler Austin, Twins, 2 vs. Athletics Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 24: Luke Voit, Yankees, 2 vs. Orioles.

Aug. 24: Luke Voit, Yankees, 2 vs. Orioles. Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 22: Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox, 2 vs. Indians.

Aug. 22: Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox, 2 vs. Indians. David Butler II, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 22: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 at Red Sox.

Aug. 22: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 at Red Sox. David Butler II, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 21: Dansby Swanson, Braves, 2 vs. Pirates.

Aug. 21: Dansby Swanson, Braves, 2 vs. Pirates. Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 20: Ramon Laureano, A's, 2 vs. Rangers.

Aug. 20: Ramon Laureano, A’s, 2 vs. Rangers. John Hefti, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 20: Kendrys Morales, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Orioles.

Aug. 20: Kendrys Morales, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Orioles. Dan Hamilton, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 19: Khris Davis, A's, 2 vs. Astros.

Aug. 19: Khris Davis, A’s, 2 vs. Astros. Darren Yamashita, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 17: Manny Machado, Dodgers, 2 vs. Mariners.

Aug. 17: Manny Machado, Dodgers, 2 vs. Mariners. Jennifer Buchanan, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 15: Salvador Perez, Royals, 2 vs. Blue Jays.

Aug. 15: Salvador Perez, Royals, 2 vs. Blue Jays. Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 15: Tyler White, Astros, 2 vs. Rockies.

Aug. 15: Tyler White, Astros, 2 vs. Rockies. Troy Taormina, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 15: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 vs. Rockies.

Aug. 15: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 vs. Rockies. Troy Taormina, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 14: Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves, 2 vs. Marlins.

Aug. 14: Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves, 2 vs. Marlins. Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 14: Ryan Braun, Brewers, 2 vs. Cubs.

Aug. 14: Ryan Braun, Brewers, 2 vs. Cubs. Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 12: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Reds.

Aug. 12: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 11: Marcus Semien, A's, 2 vs. Angels.

Aug. 11: Marcus Semien, A’s, 2 vs. Angels. Orlando Ramirez, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 11: Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals, 2 vs. Cubs.

Aug. 11: Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals, 2 vs. Cubs. Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 11: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles.

Aug. 11: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles. Nick Wass, AP

Aug. 11: Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles.

Aug. 11: Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 10: Ronald Guzman, Rangers, 3 vs. Yankees

Aug. 10: Ronald Guzman, Rangers, 3 vs. Yankees Andy Marlin, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 9: Neil Walker, Yankees, 2 vs. Rangers

Aug. 9: Neil Walker, Yankees, 2 vs. Rangers Gregory J. Fisher, USA TODAY Spor

Aug. 8: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Mariners.

Aug. 8: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Mariners. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 8: Mike Zunino, Mariners, 2 vs. Rangers.

Aug. 8: Mike Zunino, Mariners, 2 vs. Rangers. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 5: Kyle Seager, Mariners, 2 vs. Blue Jays.

Aug. 5: Kyle Seager, Mariners, 2 vs. Blue Jays. Jennifer Buchanan, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 5: Avisail Garcia, White Sox, 2 vs. Rays.

Aug. 5: Avisail Garcia, White Sox, 2 vs. Rays. Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 5: Mark Trumbo, Orioles, 2 vs. Rangers.

Aug. 5: Mark Trumbo, Orioles, 2 vs. Rangers. Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 4: Nick Ahmed (13), Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Giants.

Aug. 4: Nick Ahmed (13), Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Giants. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 4: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Brewers.

Aug. 4: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Brewers. Benny Sieu, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 3: Shohei Ohtani, Angels, 2 vs. Indians

Aug. 3: Shohei Ohtani, Angels, 2 vs. Indians Scott R. Galvin, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 2: Steve Pearce, Red Sox, 3 vs. Yankees

Aug. 2: Steve Pearce, Red Sox, 3 vs. Yankees Paul Rutherford, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 2: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers

Aug. 2: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 2: Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers

Aug. 2: Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 2: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox

Aug. 2: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox Paul Rutherford, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 2: Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers

Aug. 2: Yasiel Puig, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 1: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers.

Aug. 1: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Brewers. Kelvin Kuo, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 1: Marwin Gonzalez, Astros, 2 vs. Mariners.

Aug. 1: Marwin Gonzalez, Astros, 2 vs. Mariners. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 1: Jose Reyes, Mets, 2 vs. Nationals.

Aug. 1: Jose Reyes, Mets, 2 vs. Nationals. Brad Mills, USA TODAY Sports

Aug. 1: Gleyber Torres, Yankees, 2 vs. Orioles.

Aug. 1: Gleyber Torres, Yankees, 2 vs. Orioles. Noah K. Murray, USA TODAY Sports

July 31: Daniel Murphy, Nationals, 2 vs. Mets.

July 31: Daniel Murphy, Nationals, 2 vs. Mets. Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports

July 30: Shin-Soo Choo, Rangers, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

July 30: Shin-Soo Choo, Rangers, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

July 30: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 vs. Twins.

July 30: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 vs. Twins. Jordan Johnson, USA TODAY Sports

July 29: Chris Davis, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays.

July 29: Chris Davis, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

July 29: C.J. Cron, Rays, 2 at Orioles.

July 29: C.J. Cron, Rays, 2 at Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

July 28: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 at Angels.

July 28: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 at Angels. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports

July 28: Rougned Odor, Rangers, 2 at Astros.

July 28: Rougned Odor, Rangers, 2 at Astros. Troy Taormina, USA TODAY Sports

July 27: Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Blue Jays, 2 vs. White

July 27: Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Blue Jays, 2 vs. White Sox. Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY Sports

July 27: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Tigers.

July 27: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Tigers. Raj Mehta, USA TODAY Sports

July 26: Maikel Franco, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds.

July 26: Maikel Franco, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports

July 26: Rhys Hoskins, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds.

July 26: Rhys Hoskins, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports

July 26: Nick Williams, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds.

July 26: Nick Williams, Phillies, 2 vs. Reds. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports

July 26: Daniel Palka, White Sox, 2 vs. Angels.

July 26: Daniel Palka, White Sox, 2 vs. Angels. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

July 26: Jose Abreu, White Sox, 2 vs. Angels.

July 26: Jose Abreu, White Sox, 2 vs. Angels. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

July 25: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 vs. White Sox.

July 25: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 vs. White Sox. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports

July 25: Khris Davis, Athletics, 2 at Rangers.

July 25: Khris Davis, Athletics, 2 at Rangers. Tim Heitman, USA TODAY Sports

July 24: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Phillies.

July 24: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Phillies. Bill Streicher, USA TODAY Sports

July 24: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles.

July 24: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

July 23: Maikel Franco, Phillies, 2 vs. Dodgers.

July 23: Maikel Franco, Phillies, 2 vs. Dodgers. Bill Streicher, USA TODAY Sports

July 22: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. White Sox.

July 22: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. White Sox. Jennifer Buchanan, USA TODAY Sports

July 22: Khris Davis, A's, 2 vs. Giants.

July 22: Khris Davis, Athetics, 2 vs. Giants. Kiel Maddox, USA TODAY Sports

July 22: Matt Olson, A's, 2 vs. Giants.

July 22: Matt Olson, Athletics, 2 vs. Giants. Kiel Maddox, USA TODAY Sports

July 22: Matt Kemp, Dodgers, 2 at Brewers

July 22: Matt Kemp, Dodgers, 2 at Brewers Benny Sieu, USA TODAY Sports

July 21: Corey Dickerson, Pirates, 2 vs. Reds.

July 21: Corey Dickerson, Pirates, 2 vs. Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

July 21: Yonder Alonso, Indians, 2 at Rangers

July 21: Yonder Alonso, Indians, 2 at Rangers Tim Heitman, USA TODAY Sports

July 20: Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 2 at Diamondbacks.

July 20: Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 2 at Diamondbacks. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

July 20: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Indians.

July 20: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Indians. Jim Cowsert, AP

July 20: Derek Dietrich, Marlins, 2 at Rays.

July 20: Derek Dietrich, Marlins, 2 at Rays. Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports

July 20: Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 3 at Cubs.

July 20: Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 3 at Cubs. Patrick Gorski, USA TODAY Sports

July 13: Kole Calhoun, Angels, 2 at Dodgers.

July 13: Kole Calhoun, Angels, 2 at Dodgers. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

July 13: Justin Smoak, Blue Jays, 2 at Red Sox.

July 13: Justin Smoak, Blue Jays, 2 at Red Sox. Bob DeChiara, USA TODAY Sports

July 12: Albert Pujols, Angels, 2 vs. Mariners.

July 12: Albert Pujols, Angels, 2 vs. Mariners. Sean M. Haffey, Getty Images

July 12: Brett Gardner, Yankees, 2 at Indians

July 12: Brett Gardner, Yankees, 2 at Indians David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

July 12: Anthony Rendon, Nationals, 2 at Mets

July 12: Anthony Rendon, Nationals, 2 at Mets Noah K. Murray, USA TODAY Sports

July 11: Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

July 11: Carlos Gonzalez, Rockies, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Ron Chenoy, USA TODAY Sports

July 11: Ozzie Albies, Braves, 2 vs. Blue Jays.

July 11: Ozzie Albies, Braves, 2 vs. Blue Jays. Dale Zanine, USA TODAY Sports

July 11: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 vs. Reds.

July 11: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 vs. Reds. David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

July 11: Mike Moustakas, Royals, 2 a Twins.

July 11: Mike Moustakas, Royals, 2 a Twins. Bruce Kluckhohn, USA TODAY Sports

Alex Bregman, Astros, 2 vs. Athletics.

July 10: Alex Bregman, Astros, 2 vs. Athletics. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports

July 10: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Yankees.

July 10: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Yankees. Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY Sports

July 8: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 vs. Braves.

July 8: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 vs. Braves. Jeff Hanisch, USA TODAY Sports

July 7: Wil Myers, Padres, 3 vs. Diamondbacks.

July 7: Wil Myers, Padres, 3 vs. Diamondbacks. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

July 7: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Marlins

July 7: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Marlins Amber Searls, USA TODAY Sports

July 5: Jonathan Schoop, Orioles, 2 at Twins.

July 5: Jonathan Schoop, Orioles, 2 at Twins. Hannah Foslien, Getty Images

July 5: Trea Turner, Nationals, 2 vs. Marlins.

July 5: Trea Turner, Nationals, 2 vs. Marlins. Amber Searls, USA TODAY Sports

July 3: Max Muncy, Dodgers, 2 vs. Pirates.

July 3: Max Muncy, Dodgers, 2 vs. Pirates. Mark J. Terrill, AP

July 3: Avisail Garcia, White Sox, 2 at Reds.

July 3: Avisail Garcia, White Sox, 2 at Reds. Andy Lyons, Getty Images

July 3: Daniel Palka, White Sox, 2 at Reds.

July 3: Daniel Palka, White Sox, 2 at Reds. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports

July 2: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Royals.

July 2: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Royals. Peter Aiken, USA TODAY Sports

July 1: Aaron Hicks, Yankees, 3 vs. Red Sox.

July 1: Aaron Hicks, Yankees, 3 vs. Red Sox. Wendell Cruz, USA TODAY Sports

July 1: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 at Rays

July 1: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 at Rays Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports

July 1: Mark Trumbo, Orioles, vs. Angels

July 1: Mark Trumbo, Orioles, vs. Angels Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

June 29: Keon Broxton, Brewers, 2 at Reds.

June 29: Keon Broxton, Brewers, 2 at Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

June 29: Greg Bird, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox.

June 29: Greg Bird, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox. Adam Hunger, USA TODAY Sports

June 29: Juan Soto, Nationals, 2 at Phillies.

June 29: Juan Soto, Nationals, 2 at Phillies. Gregory Fisher, USA TODAY Sports

June 26: Javier Baez, Cubs, 2 at Dodgers.

June 26: Javier Baez, Cubs, 2 at Dodgers. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports

June 26: Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 2 vs. Indians.

June 26: Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, 2 vs. Indians. Jeff Curry, USA TODAY Sports

June 25: Curtis Granderson, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Astros.

June 25: Curtis Granderson, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Astros. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports

June 25: Wilson Ramos, Rays, 2 vs. Nationals.

June 25: Wilson Ramos, Rays, 2 vs. Nationals. Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports

June 24: Cody Bellinger, Dodgers, 2 at Mets.

June 24: Cody Bellinger, Dodgers, 2 at Mets. Anthony Gruppuso, USA TODAY Sports

June 24: Enrique Hernandez, Dodgers, 2 at Mets.

June 24: Enrique Hernandez, Dodgers, 2 at Mets. Anthony Gruppuso, USA TODAY Sports

Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 2 vs. Brewers.

June 23: Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 2 vs. Brewers. Benny Sieu, USA TODAY Sports

June 22: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 vs. Cardinals.

June 22: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 vs. Cardinals. Jeff Hanisch, USA TODAY Sports

June 22: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 at Red Sox.

June 22: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 at Red Sox. Winslow Townson, USA TODAY Sports

June 22: Franklin Barreto, Athletics, 2 at White Sox.

June 22: Franklin Barreto, Athletics, 2 at White Sox. David Banks, USA TODAY Sports

June 21: Luis Valbuena, Angels, 2 vs. Blue Jays.

June 21: Luis Valbuena, Angels, 2 vs. Blue Jays. Jayne Kamin-Oncea, USA TODAY Sports

June 20: Jose Altuve, Astros, 2 vs. Rays.

June 20: Jose Altuve, Astros, 2 vs. Rays. Shanna Lockwood, USA TODAY Sports

June 20: Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 2 vs. Phillies.

June 20: Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 2 vs. Phillies. Bill Streicher, USA TODAY Sports

June 18: Brandon Nimmo, Mets, 2 at Rockies.

June 18: Brandon Nimmo, Mets, 2 at Rockies. Ron Chenoy, USA TODAY Sports

June 17: Eric Thames, Brewers, 2 vs. Phillies.

June 17: Eric Thames, Brewers, 2 vs. Phillies. Benny Sieu, USA TODAY Sports

June 17: Randal Grichuk, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Nationals.

June 17: Randal Grichuk, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Nationals. Kevin Sousa, USA TODAY Sports

June 17: Justin Bour, Marlins, 2 vs. Orioles.

June 17: Justin Bour, Marlins, 2 vs. Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

June 16: Nicholas Castellanos, Tigers, 2 at White Sox.

June 16: Nicholas Castellanos, Tigers, 2 at White Sox. Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports

June 16: J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 2 at Orioles.

June 16: J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 2 at Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

June 15: Ian Desmond, Rockies, 2 at Rangers.

June 15: Ian Desmond, Rockies, 2 at Rangers. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports

June 15: Yangervis Solarte, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Nationals.

June 15: Yangervis Solarte, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Nationals. John E. Sokolowski, USA TODAY Sports

June 14: David Peralta, D'backs, 2 vs. Mets

June 14: David Peralta, D’backs, 2 vs. Mets Rick Scuteri, USA TODAY Sports

June 13: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 vs. A's.

June 13: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 vs. A’s. John Hefti, USA TODAY Sports

June 13: Khris Davis, A's, 2 vs. Astros.

June 13: Khris Davis, A’s, 2 vs. Astros. John Hefti, USA TODAY Sports

June 13: Juan Soto, Nationals, 2 vs. Yankees.

June 13: Juan Soto, Nationals, 2 vs. Yankees. Wendell Cruz, USA TODAY Sports

June 12: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. Angels.

June 12: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. Angels. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

June 12: Mitch Haniger, Mariners, 2 vs. Angels.

June 12: Mitch Haniger, Mariners, 2 vs. Angels. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

June 12: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 at Mariners.

June 12: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 at Mariners. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

June 12: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 vs. Nationals

June 12: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 vs. Nationals Andy Marlin, USA TODAY Sports

June 11: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 at Angels.

June 11: Nelson Cruz, Mariners, 2 vs. Angels. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

June 11: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 vs. Mariners.

June 11: Mike Trout, Angels, 2 at Mariners. Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

June 9: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 at Rockies.

June 9: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 at Rockies. Steven Branscombe, USA TODAY Sports

June 9: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

June 9: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Steven Branscombe, USA TODAY Sports

June 8: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Braves.

June 8: Yasmani Grandal, Dodgers, 2 vs. Braves. Richard Mackson, USA TODAY Sports

June 8: Khris Davis, Athletics, 2 vs. Royals.

June 8: Khris Davis, Athletics, 2 vs. Royals. Neville E. Guard, USA TODAY Sports

June 8: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 at Rockies.

June 8: Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks, 2 at Rockies. David Zalubowski, AP

June 8: Jose Martinez, Cardinals, 2 at Reds.

June 8: Jose Martinez, Cardinals, 2 at Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

June 8: Ryan Braun, Brewers, 2 at Phillies.

June 8: Ryan Braun, Brewers, 2 at Phillies. Eric Hartline, USA TODAY Sports

June 7: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 at Pirates.

June 7: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 at Pirates. Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports

June 6: Jurickson Profar, Rangers, 2 vs. Athletics

June 6: Jurickson Profar, Rangers, 2 vs. Athletics Tim Heitman, USA TODAY Sports

June 6: Lewis Brinson, Marlins, 2 at Cardinals

June 6: Lewis Brinson, Marlins, 2 at Cardinals Scott Kane, USA TODAY Sports

June 3: Max Muncy, Dodgers, 2 vs. Rockies.

June 3: Max Muncy, Dodgers, 2 vs. Rockies. David Zalubowski, AP

June 3: Eddie Rosario, Twins, 3 vs. Indians

June 3: Eddie Rosario, Twins, 3 vs. Indians Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

June 3: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 vs. Twins.

June 3: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 vs. Twins. Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

June 2: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 at Rockies.

June 2: Joc Pederson, Dodgers, 2 at Rockies. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports

June 1: Ketel Marte, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Marlins.

June 1: Ketel Marte, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Marlins. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

June 1: Eduardo Escobar, Twins, 2 vs. Indians

June 1: Eduardo Escobar, Twins, 2 vs. Indians Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

June 1: Dustin Fowler, Athletics, 2 at Royals.

June 1: Dustin Fowler, Athletics, 2 at Royals. Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports

June 1: Matt Olson, Athletics, 2 at Royals

June 1: Matt Olson, Athletics, 2 at Royals Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports

May 31: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 at Twins.

May 31: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 at Twins. Jordan Johnson, USA TODAY Sports

May 29: Evan Longoria, Giants, 2 at Rockies.

May 29: Evan Longoria, Giants, 2 at Rockies. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports

May 29: Luis Valbuena, Angels, 2 at Tigers.

May 29: Luis Valbuena, Angels, 2 at Tigers. Rick Osentoski, USA TODAY Sports

May 29: Brett Gardner, Yankees, 2 vs. Astros

May 29: Brett Gardner, Yankees, 2 vs. Astros Brad Penner, USA TODAY Sports

May 29: Asdrubal Cabrera, Mets, 2 at Braves

May 29: Asdrubal Cabrera, Mets, 2 at Braves Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports

May 27: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 at Indians

May 27: Evan Gattis, Astros, 2 at Indians David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

May 26: Christian Villanueva, Padres, 2 vs. Dodgers.

May 26: Christian Villanueva, Padres, 2 vs. Dodgers. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports

May 26: Jeimer Candelario, Tigers, 2 vs. White Sox.

May 26: Jeimer Candelario, Tigers, 2 vs. White Sox. Rick Osentoski, USA TODAY Sports

May 26: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 vs. Tigers.

May 26: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 vs. Tigers. Rick Osentoski, USA TODAY Sports

May 21: Gleyber Torres, Yankees, 2 at Rangers.

May 21: Gleyber Torres, Yankees, 2 at Rangers. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports

May 21: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Padres.

May 21: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Padres. Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports

May 20: Tyler Austin, Yankees, 2 vs. Royals.

May 20: Tyler Austin, Yankees, 2 vs. Royals. Denny Medley, USA TODAY Sports

May 20: Miguel Rojas, Marlins, 2 vs. Braves.

May 20: Miguel Rojas, Marlins, 2 vs. Braves. Mike Zarrilli, Getty Images

May 20: Amed Rosario, Mets, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

May 20: Amed Rosario, Mets, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Andy Marlin, USA TODAY Sports

May 20: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles.

May 20: J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, 2 vs. Orioles. Winslow Townson, USA TODAY Sports

May 19: Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 2 at Royals.

May 19: Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 2 at Royals. Peter Aiken, USA TODAY Sports

May 18: Wilson Ramos, Rays, 2 at Angels.

May 18: Wilson Ramos, Rays, 2 at Angels. Kelvin Kuo, USA TODAY Sports

May 18: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 at Twins

May 18: Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, 2 at Twins Jordan Johnson, USA TODAY Sports

May 14: Niko Goodrum, Tigers, 2 vs. Indians.

May 14: Niko Goodrum, Tigers, 2 vs. Indians. Rick Osentoski, USA TODAY Sports

May 13: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Diamondbacks.

May 13: Mark Reynolds, Nationals, 2 vs. Diamondbacks. Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports

May 13: Joey Rickard, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays

May 13: Joey Rickard, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports

May 12: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Brewers.

May 12: Trevor Story, Rockies, 2 vs. Brewers. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports

May 12: Freddie Freeman, Braves, 2 at Marlins.

May 12: Freddie Freeman, Braves, 2 at Marlins. Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports

May 12: Francisco Lindor, 2 vs. Royals.

May 12: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Royals. Ken Blaze, USA TODAY Sports

May 12: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays.

May 12: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays. Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports

May 11: Luke Maile, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Red Sox.

May 11: Luke Maile, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Red Sox. John E. Sokolowski, USA TODAY Sports

May 11: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays.

May 11: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Rays. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

May 11: Willson Contreras, Cubs, 2 vs. White Sox.

May 11: Willson Contreras, Cubs, 2 vs. White Sox. Matt Marton, USA TODAY Sports

May 10: Kyle Seager, right, Mariners at Blue Jays

May 10: Kyle Seager, Mariners, 2 at Blue Jays Dan Hamilton, USA TODAY Sports

May 9: Nomar Mazara, Rangers, 2 vs. Tigers

May 9: Nomar Mazara, Rangers, 2 vs. Tigers Ray Carlin, USA TODAY Sports

May 8: Welington Castillo, White Sox, 2 vs. Pirates.

May 8: Welington Castillo, White Sox, 2 vs. Pirates. Kamil Krzaczynski, USA TODAY Sports

May 8: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox.

May 8: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 vs. Red Sox. Brad Penner, USA TODAY Sports

May 8: Mike Moustakas, Royals, 2 at Orioles.

May 8: Mike Moustakas, Royals, 2 at Orioles. Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

May 7: Matt Adams, Nationals, 2 at Padres.

May 7: Matt Adams, Nationals, 2 at Padres. Jake Roth, USA TODAY Sports

May 7: Ian Happ, Cubs, 2 vs. Marlins.

May 7: Ian Happ, Cubs, 2 vs. Marlins. Matt Marton, USA TODAY Sports

May 7: Adrian Gonzalez, Mets, 2 at Reds.

May 7: Adrian Gonzalez, Mets, 2 at Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

May 7: Odúbel Herrera, Phillies, 2 vs. Giants.

May 7: Odúbel Herrera, Phillies, 2 vs. Giants. Eric Hartline, USA TODAY Sports

May 6: Ian Desmond, Rockies, 2 at Mets

May 6: Ian Desmond, Rockies, 2 at Mets Gregory Fisher, USA TODAY Sports

May 5: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Red Sox.

May 5: Joey Gallo, Rangers, 2 vs. Red Sox. Kevin Jairaj, USA TODAY Sports

May 5: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 vs. Twins.

May 5: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 vs. Twins. Matt Marton, USA TODAY Sports

May 4: Brian Dozier, Twins, 2 at White Sox

May 4: Brian Dozier, Twins, 2 at White Sox Kamil Krzaczynski, USA TODAY Sports

May 4: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 2 at Rangers

May 4: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 2 at Rangers Jim Cowsert, USA TODAY Sports

May 4: Bryce Harper, Nationals, 2 vs. Phillies

May 4: Bryce Harper, Nationals, 2 vs. Phillies Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports

May 3: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Blue Jays

May 3: Francisco Lindor, Indians, 2 vs. Blue Jays David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

May 2: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 3 vs. Royals

May 2: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 3 vs. Royals Greg M. Cooper, USA TODAY Sports

May 2: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 3 vs. Rangers

May 2: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 3 vs. Rangers David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

May 2: Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 2 at Cubs

May 2: Nolan Arenado, Rockies, 2 at Cubs Kamil Krzaczynski, USA TODAY Sports

May 2: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 at Astros

May 2: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 at Astros Erik Williams, USA TODAY Sports

May 1: Matt Adams, Nationals, 2 vs. Pirates.

May 1: Matt Adams, Nationals, 2 vs. Pirates. Brad Mills, USA TODAY Sports

May 1, 2018; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Toronto Blue Jays

May 1, 2018; Minneapolis, MN, USA; Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter Kendrys Morales (8) hits a home run in the fifth inning against Minnesota Twins at Target Field. Mandatory Credit: Brad Rempel-USA TODAY Sports Brad Rempel, USA TODAY Sports

April 30: A.J. Pollock, Diamondbacks, 3 vs. Dodgers

April 30: A.J. Pollock, Diamondbacks, 3 vs. Dodgers Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports

April 29: Cheslor Cuthbert, Royals, 2 vs. White Sox.

April 29: Cheslor Cuthbert, Royals, 2 vs. White Sox. Peter G. Aiken, USA TODAY Sports

April 29: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. Indians.

April 29: Ryon Healy, Mariners, 2 vs. Indians. David Richard, USA TODAY Sports

April 28: Kevin Pillar, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Rangers

April 28: Kevin Pillar, Blue Jays, 2 vs. Rangers Nick Turchiaro, USA TODAY Sports

April 28: David Peralta, Diamondbacks, 2 at Nationals

April 28: David Peralta, Diamondbacks, 2 at Nationals Brad Mills, USA TODAY Sports

April 27: Matt Davidson, right, White Sox, 2 at Royals

April 27: Matt Davidson, right, White Sox, 2 at Royals Peter G. Aiken, USA TODAY Sports

April 27: Jose Peraza, Reds, 2 at Twins

April 27: Jose Peraza, Reds, 2 at Twins Jesse Johnson, USA TODAY Sports

April 27: Odubel Herrera, right, Phillies, 2 vs. Braves

April 27: Odubel Herrera, right, Phillies, 2 vs. Braves Bill Streicher, USA TODAY Sports

April 27: Pedro Alvarez, right, Orioles, 2 vs. Tigers

April 27: Pedro Alvarez, right, Orioles, 2 vs. Tigers Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports

April 26: Matt Davidson, White Sox, 2 at Royals

April 26: Matt Davidson, White Sox, 2 at Royals Peter G. Aiken, USA TODAY Sports

April 25: J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 2 vs. Dodgers.

April 25: J.T. Realmuto, Marlins, 2 vs. Dodgers. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports

April 25: Mookie Betts, right, Red Sox, 2 at Blue Jays

April 25: Mookie Betts, right, Red Sox, 2 at Blue Jays Dan Hamilton, USA TODAY Sports

April 24: Andrelton Simmons, Angels, 2 at Astros

April 24: Andrelton Simmons, Angels, 2 at Astros Troy Taormina, USA TODAY Sports

April 24: Scooter Gennett, Reds, 2 vs. Braves

April 24: Scooter Gennett, Reds, 2 vs. Braves David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

April 24: Freddie Freeman, Braves, 2 at Reds

April 24: Freddie Freeman, Braves, 2 at Reds David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

Apr 24, 2018; Bronx, NY, USA; New York Yankees catcher

April 24: Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 2 vs. Twins Noah K. Murray, USA TODAY Sports

April 24: Kyle Schwarber, Cubs, 2 at Indians

April 24: Kyle Schwarber, Cubs, 2 at Indians Ken Blaze, USA TODAY Sports

April 23: Jose Abreu, White Sox, 2 vs. Mariners.

April 23: Jose Abreu, White Sox, 2 vs. Mariners. David Banks, USA TODAY Sports

April 22: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 at Orioles

April 22: Jose Ramirez, Indians, 2 at Orioles Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

April 22: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Indians

April 22: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 vs. Indians Evan Habeeb, USA TODAY Sports

April 21: Josh Reddick, middle, Astros, 2 at White

April 21: Josh Reddick, middle, Astros, 2 at White Sox Kamil Krzaczynski, USA TODAY Sports

April 21: C.J. Cron, Rays, 2 vs. Twins

April 21: C.J. Cron, right, Rays, 2 vs. Twins Douglas DeFelice, USA TODAY Sports

April 20: Carlos Correa, Astros, 2 at White Sox

April 20: Carlos Correa, Astros, 2 at White Sox Mike Dinovo, USA TODAY Sports

April 19: Lewis Brinson, Marlins, 2 at Brewers

April 19: Lewis Brinson, Marlins, 2 at Brewers Benny Sieu, USA TODAY Sports

April 19: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 at Tigers

April 19: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 at Tigers Rick Osentoski, USA TODAY Sports

April 18: Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals, 2 at Mets

April 18: Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals, 2 at Mets Brad Penner, USA TODAY Sports

April 17: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 2 homers at Angels

April 17: Mookie Betts, Red Sox, 3 at Angels Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports

April 16: Didi Gregorius, 2 vs. Marlins

April 16: Didi Gregorius, 2 vs. Marlins Brad Penner, USA TODAY Sports

A.J. Pollock, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Dodgers.

April 14: A.J. Pollock, Diamondbacks, 2 vs. Dodgers. Gary A. Vasquez, USA TODAY Sports

Greg Garcia, Cardinals, 2 vs. Reds.

April 14: Greg Garcia, Cardinals, 2 vs. Reds. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

April 13: George Springer, Astros, 2 vs. Rangers

April 13: George Springer, Astros, 2 vs. Rangers Erik Williams, USA TODAY Sports

April 13: Todd Frazier, Mets, 2 vs. Brewers

April 13: Todd Frazier, Mets, 2 vs. Brewers Noah K. Murray, USA TODAY Sports

April 13: Aaron Hicks, Yankees, 2 at Tigers

April 13: Aaron Hicks, Yankees, 2 at Tigers Raj Mehta, USA TODAY Sports

April 12: DJ LeMahieu, Rockies, 2 homers at Nationals

April 12: DJ LeMahieu, Rockies, 2 homers at Nationals Brad Mills, USA TODAY Sports

April 12: Gregory Polanco (25) celebrates his home

April 12: Gregory Polanco, Pirates, 2 homers at Cubs Jim Young, USA TODAY Sports

April 11: Gary Sánchez, Yankees, 2 homers vs. Red Sox

April 11: Gary Sánchez, Yankees, 2 homers vs. Red Sox Winslow Townson, USA TODAY Sports

April 11: Max Kepler, Twins, 2 homers vs. Astros

April 11: Max Kepler, Twins, 2 homers vs. Astros Jeffrey Becker, USA TODAY Sports

April 11: Javy Baez, Cubs, 2 homers vs. Pirates

April 11: Javy Baez, Cubs, 2 homers vs. Pirates Jim Young, USA TODAY Sports

April 11: Kurt Suzuki, Braves, 2 homers vs. Nationals

April 11: Kurt Suzuki, Braves, 2 homers vs. Nationals Geoff Burke, USA TODAY Sports

April 10: Asdrubal Cabrera, Mets, 2 homers at Marlins

April 10: Asdrubal Cabrera, Mets, 2 homers at Marlins Wilfredo Lee, AP

April 10: Javier Baez, Cubs, 2 homers vs. Pirates

April 10: Javier Baez, Cubs, 2 homers vs. Pirates Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports

April 10: Justin Bour, Marlins, 2 homers vs. Mets

April 10: Justin Bour, Marlins, 2 homers vs. Mets Jasen Vinlove, USA TODAY Sports

Apr 6, 2018; Bronx, NY, USA; Baltimore Orioles third

April 6: Manny Machado, Orioles, 2 homers at Yankees Andy Marlin, USA TODAY Sports

April 3: Christian Villanueva, Padres, 3 vs. Rockies

April 3: Christian Villanueva, Padres, 3 homers vs. Rockies Orlando Ramirez, USA TODAY Sports

April 3: Josh Reddick, Astros, 2 vs. Orioles

April 3: Josh Reddick, Astros, 2 homers vs. Orioles Thomas B. Shea, USA TODAY Sports

April 3: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 homers vs. Rays

April 3: Didi Gregorius, Yankees, 2 homers vs. Rays Gregory Fisher, USA TODAY Sports

April 2: Welington Castillo, White Sox, 2 homers at

April 2: Welington Castillo, White Sox, 2 homers at Blue Jays Nick Turchiaro, USA TODAY Sports

April 1: Bryce Harper, Nationals, 2 homers at Reds

April 1: Bryce Harper, Nationals, 2 homers at Reds David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports

April 1: Justin Smoak, Blue Jays, 2 homers vs. Yankees

April 1: Justin Smoak, Blue Jays, 2 homers vs. Yankees Dan Hamilton, USA TODAY Sports

April 1: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 homers at Mariners

April 1: Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, 2 homers at Mariners Joe Nicholson, USA TODAY Sports

April 1: Paul DeJong, Cardinals, 2 homers at Mets

April 1: Paul DeJong, Cardinals, 2 homers at Mets Wendell Cruz, USA TODAY Sports

April 1: Brian Dozier, Twins, 2 homers at Orioles

April 1: Brian Dozier, Twins, 2 homers at Orioles Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY Sports

March 31: Charlie Blackmon, Rockies, 2 homers at Diamondbacks

March 31: Charlie Blackmon, Rockies, 2 homers at Diamondbacks Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports

March 31: Tyler Austin, Yankees, 2 homers at Blue Jays

March 31: Tyler Austin, Yankees, 2 homers at Blue Jays Gerry Angus, USA TODAY Sports

March 29: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 homers at Blue

March 29: Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, 2 homers at Blue Jays Nick Turchiaro, USA TODAY Sports

March 29: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 home runs at Royals

March 29: Tim Anderson, White Sox, 2 home runs at Royals Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports

March 29: Matt Davidson, White Sox, 3 homers at Royals

March 29: Matt Davidson, White Sox, 3 homers at Royals Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports

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