Soto and Adames: Grand slams dominate MLB day with beatdowns and records

United States. Juan Soto became the main figure of the day by hitting an impressive grand slam in the sixth inning, leading the New York Mets’ victory over Miami. The powerful hit, which came off the bat at 109 mph and traveled 433 feet to right-center field, represented the third grand slam of his career and the first for the Mets this season. Soto finished the game with a 4-2 performance, including four RBIs and one run scored, bringing his total to 13 home runs so far this campaign. New York secured the three-game sweep against the Marlins, extending their winning streak to four consecutive games. Other notable players were:

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Adames Shines with Grand Slam in San Francisco Victory Castillo Responds from the Bullpen and Seattle Prevails in Extras Mateo Continues His Streak with Atlanta Dominican Contribution in Washington and Baltimore Other Featured Results

Luis Torrens, with a simple two-run producer.
Marcus Semien, who hit his fifth home run of the year.
David Peterson, who achieved a save after four perfect innings.

From Miami, the results were:

Otto López, 3-0.
Esteury Ruiz and Heriberto Hernández, both 2-0.

Adames Shines with Grand Slam in San Francisco Victory

Willy Adames led a standout Dominican performance by hitting a grand slam in the fifth inning, contributing to San Francisco’s resounding victory over Colorado, with a score of 19-6. Adames finished the game with a 5-3 performance, including four RBIs, one run scored, and a walk. The home run represented his eighth of the season and the sixth grand slam of his career. Other players who shone in the match were:

Rafael Devers, batting 6-4 with four runs scored.
Joel Peguero, who pitched 1.1 innings, allowing one run.

San Francisco imposed its dominance over Colorado’s pitching, accumulating 19 runs thanks to an explosive offense throughout the game.

Castillo Responds from the Bullpen and Seattle Prevails in Extras

Luis Castillo, upon returning to the bullpen, had an outstanding performance by pitching five innings, securing Seattle’s victory over Arizona, with a final score of 3-2. The Dominican pitcher allowed two runs, two hits, gave two walks and struck out three batters. The decisive run came in the tenth inning thanks to a single by Víctor Robles.

Mateo Continues His Streak with Atlanta

Jorge Mateo hit a 425-foot home run, bringing Atlanta closer in their victory over Cincinnati, with a final score of 6-4. Mateo continues to demonstrate his great offensive moment:

He’s batting .387 in his last 15 games.
He has hit 2 home runs and accumulated 6 RBIs in that period.

By Cincinnati, Elly De La Cruz went 2-2 with two runs scored and a walk before leaving the game.

Dominican Contribution in Washington and Baltimore

Luis García Jr. hit his fifth home run of the season, leading Washington to victory over San Diego, with a final score of 4-2.

By San Diego, the results were:

Fernando Tatis Jr., 4-0.
Manny Machado, 4-0.
Miguel Andújar, 1-0.

In another game, Baltimore defeated the Blue Jays with a score of 9-5. Samuel Basallo maintained his good offensive momentum by hitting a double and a single, adding a run scored and a run batted in. By Toronto: