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A Stathead query reveals instances where baseball teams scored significant runs but ultimately lost the game. Notable examples include the Royals scoring 10 runs against the Indians on 8/23/2006, the Pirates with 10 runs against the Phillies on 6/8/1989, and the Athletics scoring 11 against the Yankees on 6/3/1933. Additional instances involve the Reds, Braves, and Highlanders, all scoring 10 runs in the final innings but failing to secure victory in their respective games during...

The game featured a remarkable 8th inning where 16 total runs were scored, marking the second most in MLB history. Key highlights included Carson Kelly hitting a 3-run home run, Kyle Tucker following up with a 2-run home run, and Seiya Suzuki adding a solo shot, all contributing to the Cubs' offensive surge. Ultimately, the Cubs triumphed over their opponents with a final score of 13-11. Full Article

Free agent reliever Brooks Raley recently threw a bullpen session for over 12 scouts in Texas, as reported by Will Sammon of The Athletic. Raley, who is approximately 11 months post-Tommy John surgery that ended his time with the Mets, showcased an impressive 2.80 ERA in 2023, with seven scoreless innings and three saves before his injury. The 36-year-old lefty is known for his breaking balls, particularly a low-80s sweeper, and could attract interest from...

Martín Pérez left the White Sox's loss to the Red Sox after three innings due to forearm soreness, with plans for an MRI on Saturday. He expressed disappointment over his condition, having previously delivered quality starts in two of three outings this season. The White Sox's rotation includes Davis Martin, Jonathan Cannon, Sean Burke, and Shane Smith, with options from Triple-A Charlotte, including Owen White, Nick Nastrini, and Justin Dunn, if an injury list stint...

In a decisive 7-2 victory, the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Miami Marlins, with Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber each hitting home runs, and Zack Wheeler striking out 13 batters over seven innings. Harper's two-run homer in the first and Schwarber's solo shot in the fifth highlighted the Phillies' offensive surge, while Alcantara struggled, allowing six earned runs in just 61 pitches. The win marks the Phillies' 19th game with a starter pitching at least five...