MLB roundup: Guardians work another walk-off win over Tigers

**MLB Roundup – September 7, 2026**

*Field Level Media*

The day’s games produced a mix of dramatic walk‑offs, power‑hitting, and solid pitching performances across the league.

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### Cleveland Guardians 3, Detroit Tigers 2 (10 innings)

The Guardians secured a 3‑2 victory over the Tigers in a 10‑inning walk‑off. In the top of the 10th, Patrick Bailey singled to center off Tigers starter Kyle Finnegan (3‑1). Daniel Schneemann then lined a 1‑0 splitter into right field, allowing automatic runner Angel Genao to score. Cleveland’s Travis Bazzana added an RBI double, and Brayan Rocchio hit his third homer of the series. Starter Gavin Williams struck out 11 over six innings, moving him to the top of the league strikeout list with 228. All‑Star closer Cade Smith earned the win after two perfect innings, striking out five.

Detroit’s runs came on Riley Greene’s two‑run double in the first inning. Greene finished with two hits and both of the Tigers’ extra‑base hits. Starter Jackson Jobe went five innings, allowing two runs and striking out seven.

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### Cincinnati Reds 12, Milwaukee Brewers 8

The Reds defeated the Brewers 12‑8, clinching the series. Elly De La Cruz hit a two‑run homer in the fourth and a two‑run double in the fifth. Tyler Stephenson had two RBI singles. The Reds’ Juan Brito and Héctor Rodríguez each drove in a run on three‑hit performances. The Brewers’ Jake Bauers hit a two‑run homer, and Brice Turang had three RBIs. Pitcher Antonio Senzatela (10‑5) allowed three runs on two hits in two‑thirds of an inning.

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### Atlanta Braves 5, Philadelphia Phillies 4

The Braves rallied from a 4‑1 deficit. Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a three‑run homer in the eighth, and Austin Riley delivered a go‑ahead triple in the ninth. The Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber hit his MLB‑leading 42nd homer. The Braves’ win gives them a five‑game advantage over the Phillies in the National League East.

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### Boston Red Sox 3, Baltimore Orioles 1

Aroldis Chapman recorded his 400th career save, becoming the ninth pitcher in MLB history to reach that milestone. He closed out the game with two strikeouts in the ninth. Eli White’s three‑run homer was the only Red Sox hit. Starter Payton Tolle (9‑6) struck out 12 in six innings of one‑run ball. The Orioles’ only run came from Christian Encarnacion‑Strand’s two‑out double in the first inning.

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### Pittsburgh Pirates 1, Los Angeles Angels 0

The Pirates won 1‑0 behind a shutout by Paul Skenes, who allowed four hits over 5 1/3 innings. Henry Davis homered for the lone run. The Angels’ rookie Walbert Urena threw a career‑high eight innings, allowing one run on three hits. Brandon Lowe had two hits for Pittsburgh.

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### Seattle Mariners 2, Oakland Athletics 0

Oakland native Bryan Woo pitched eight shutout

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