Dodgers Edge Royals As Padres Rout Brewers on Tuesday

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Dodgers Edge Royals As Padres Rout Brewers on Tuesday

Wednesday’s MLB results saw the Dodgers beat the Royals 5-4 in 10 innings, while the Padres routed the Brewers 11-2 and the Rays hammered the Athletics 12-4. The Yankees topped the Mariners 4-1, the Blue Jays beat the Red Sox 5-3, and the Tigers edged the Guardians 6-4. Braves, Marlins, Cubs, Reds, Orioles, Cardinals, Angels, Rockies and Giants also won.

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