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2026 MLB midseason games and trades

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Rain delays and high-stakes rallies continued to shape define the August schedule, culminating in MLB schedule. In a 10-inning thriller between the Yankees and the Braves at Yankee Stadium. After Stadium, the New York Yankees overcame an initial postponement that triggered standard sportsbook rules—voiding bets and refunding stakes—the contest was later resumed. On Aug 7, the Yankees overcame a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Braves 3-2, snapping Atlanta’s eight-game winning streak. Atlanta briefly held the lead following Braves 3-2. Following solo home runs from by Austin Riley in the eighth and Matt Olson in the ninth. However, Olson, the Yankees rallied in the bottom of the ninth through an Austin Wells RBI double and a Ben Rice game-tying single. In the tenth, single, before Ryan McMahon secured the win with a walk-off sacrifice fly to drive in Luis Garcia Jr. Left-hander Max Fried delivered 6 1/3 scoreless innings in his first outing against his former team. Braves starter Tyler Mahle held New York hitless through three innings before allowing three runs, eventually pitching six innings in his Braves debut. the tenth. In a subsequent matchup, other Yankees action, Gerrit Cole outdueled Chris Sale to lead the Yankees to in a 5-4 victory. During the game, Cole recorded victory, marking his 1,000th career strikeout as a Yankee, achieving the milestone faster than any other player in franchise history. Yankee. Regarding team roster availability, Yankees updates, manager Aaron Boone noted reported that Giancarlo Stanton has begun jogging and running bases as he continues to work toward a return his recovery from calf injuries, stating he will return "when injuries. In the time's right." Meanwhile, National League, the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent struggles saw them suffer a seventh consecutive loss after a 4-3 walk-off defeat by the Arizona Diamondbacks broke Diamondbacks, sealed by a Ryan Waldschmidt home run. However, the Dodgers’ Dodgers subsequently ended that losing streak with a 4-3 win in Phoenix. Rookie Ryan Waldschmidt hit 2-1 extra-inning victory over the Diamondbacks, driven by a two-run walk-off homer in Shohei Ohtani RBI single. Other notable results included the bottom of Houston Astros defeating the ninth against Edwin Diaz, handing Los Angeles its seventh straight loss. Arizona starter Merrill Kelly carried a no-hit bid into San Diego Padres 6-3 behind two home runs from Cam Smith, and the sixth inning before exiting New York Mets extending their winning streak to four games with a leg cramp, while Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki surrendered two runs 6-4 win over six innings. the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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