Wild Saturday Across MLB Features Blowouts and Comebacks

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Wild Saturday Across MLB Features Blowouts and Comebacks

Saturday brought plenty of fireworks across MLB. The Phillies crushed the Mets 15-3, the Twins outslugged Arizona 16-8, and Cleveland routed Houston 8-1. Toronto rallied past the Cubs 8-6, while Cincinnati handled the Yankees 10-2. Atlanta edged Milwaukee, Baltimore topped Los Angeles, and Detroit stayed hot with another win.

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