Highlights from ALL GAMES on 4-16 (Trout homers in the Bronx AGAIN

Raza's crushed left handed pitching so far this year batting over 300 and he drives this one out to left. This is way back and that's long gone. Oswald Peraza continues his hot hitting against his former team. Judge whacked a homerun in the first inning yesterday. Three now in this series trying to match Trout's for drill to left field back low. He's on the track looking for Judge his eighty nine first inning home run in his career and it's to one Angel's really many soft spots in his Yankee lineup and even the soft spots haven't been that soft in this series. Here's Stanton high fly ball deep center. Teodosio back on the track at the wall. Sia into Monument Park a two run shot for Stanton and the Yankees lead three to two angels now up six to three. Got to kind of shake your head and say hopefully our offense can get us back in this. Ben Rice hits one deep to right center and that ball is gone into the Yankee bullpen. One pitch he redirected it and the Yankees now trail by two four to four now in the series between home runs by Judge and by Trout heavyweight battle. These two guys are going at it. There's a rocket Mike Trout blast. Judge is looking out there. Is this possible. Bases loaded and another tough hitter and Joe Adele fly ball right field. This could be trouble. Judges back to the wall and slam bus and open to the opposite field and the short porch for more for the angels. So one odd walk here's Jose Ramirez the third baseman swings and drives on deep right field near the wall. Jose Ramirez jumped all over the Shane Baez offering and it got out of here in a hurry for nothing. The Yankees are the best sick is three outs away from the first Cleveland no hitter in 45 years and Liotta Taveras will try to stop him. Brown ball base in a no hitter through eight for Parker Messick. Another incredible night for the left hander. He certainly did his job tonight on a sacrifice fly to various comes in to score first pitch swinging drive into right from Alonzo. It's off the wall. Pete will try to leg it out for second. He's got to get there quickly and he does. The throw came in to third left handed slugging Sam well the style the pitch and he chops one to second diving backhand and grab by Brito throws from right field got a ball game. Oh what a play by Brito. What a ninth inning. Talk about a range of emotions. Cleveland wins it four to two. Royals trail the Tigers four to one. The Tigers have scored two runs in this inning as that ball is crushed by Dingler down the left field side. This ball is out of here like hanging breaking balls. Yeah. So does Dylan Dingler. It's six to third leadoff double both times they've had a leadoff double runner has come around to score back to the middle and hit the base coming around third is Torres Indian the Royals have their third run sacrifice Bunt what's two in scoring position and they're threatening and he lines it to right field it's sinking and it's down and he does Caglione scores and it's six four with a tying run on base Bobby check swing roller to the right side second baseman Torres won't get their run scores and excuse me RBI hit on the infield by Bobby with Junior so Garcia to third and went to second base a single can give the Royals the lead and a swing and a high fly ball deep left field Green is back Green looks up it's gone a three run home by Salvador Perez and the Royals take the lead it's eight six Royals up eight to seven top of the night Vinny is 0 for four pass Quintino Rips it high in the air down the right field line toward the corner and gone it's a two run lead nine to seven Tigers have two on the Tigers are down to Riley Green doubled his last time up round ball fair down the line and retired and oh my goodness this day gets nuttier that's how you keep playing baseball Cole Keith's got the bat now right side base hit Green around third the throw not in time ten to nine your final first and third nobody out the bottom of the order and here's the number nine hitter Tyler Heinemann squares again and he gets it down. This is going to get a run home perfectly executed by Heinemann as Jimenez comes in to score Brewer is trying to do something with this first and third nobody out situation here. So here's Renito in the air the left coming over as Schneider Terrang is going to try this one throw comes in Terrang say Renito with a sacrifice flight and RBI to tie the game and it's first and third now for Milwaukee and the Brewers deploying a little small ball here one and one there's the but it's on the ground. Mitchell's going to score the throw is in time. It is a perfectly executed safety squeeze and the Brewers have a two one lead and the Blue Jays are down to their last out with Vladimir Guerrero at third. See how Sariput wants to work this crowd comes to their feet Okamoto on the ground Ortiz scoops it up fires across in time and the Brewers win the game and win the series. Now it's up to Matt Chapman Arise still at first Chapman into the gap in left center hit hard one hop up against the wall Arise coming to third Borg sends him and the relay will not be made Arise scores and Matt Chapman drives in the first run of the game it's one nothing Giants. Here's Jung who Lee chance for more you got Chapman in scoring position a little flip shot left center base hit here comes Chapman and he'll score. So even with the strike against him Jung who Lee comes through with a hit it's two nothing Giants. Here comes Casey Schmidt with runners at first and second now Schmidt liner sinking center field base hit Jung who Lee coming around and he will score the tag and safe at third. So Casey Schmidt delivers that's three two out RBI hits in the inning Miller throws he got him with the fastball and some emotion from Eric Miller big time and now Stewart and Miller and Miller's pointing at all the Reds. That's about as much emotion as we've ever seen from Eric Miller. I mean he literally started pointing all over to the Reds dugout. The Nationals have played in four runs in this inning by playing a weird brand a small ball one extra base hit a hit. First by pitch a walk a ground it is short and a throwing error on a stolen base. And there's four runs on the ball. Here with speed on the bases can make it a one run game drive to left field. I'll come in Osuna ties it up. We have rarely seen Griffin show his age. Oh drive to center field that was hit hard to center back and off the top of the wall to throw Griffin to tie the game and the Nationals have taken the lead. And isn't baseball a funny game and all the conversation the other night about Brandon Lowe being lifted for a pinch hit or not getting the bat in the ninth inning. He's going to get the bat here with the game on the line ground ball off the glove and loves it's tied. It is a what a game this is. It is tied up at seven. And so no additional runners for the dangerous James Wood who's coming up Wood drills one through the right side. Bebas coming to the plate. Here comes Reynolds throw it's off line and James would make some pay. Indeed James puts the Nats on top in the ten. In a tie ball game three three to run around third two outs for Josh Young and that's in the air right field high in the air Cortez racing back to win carrying it and it's gone. There it is first of the year for Young and he's put the Rangers back in front. The Rangers trailing six five two on and nobody out. And Kyle Higashioka is coming to the play. Corners are in Hickey shows Buntz Buntz it back toward the mound to spend the third and it's a new game in the ninth inning. So we're tied at six. The Rangers have runners at the corners and nobody out. Here is Jack Peterson with a chance to untie the game. That ball's line out to center base hit. Here comes Young. He scores and the Rangers retake the lead of the nine. Jack Peterson comes through again and it's seven to six. They're going to walk Smith intentionally to get the righty righty matchup and there's no place to put Duran with the bases full of gray shirted Rangers three two and that's up the middle. That's a base hit Hickey is in Peterson around third. Here comes a throw not in time a two run single for Duran and they'll last one all in it's nine to six. It's two nothing Padres now second and third two down for Tatis line to center field a base hit for Fernando from third campus on a will score. Here comes Brodenworth Padres in it for nothing. Fernando drives in a pair a perfect night for Mason Miller a perfect homestand for the Padres. They have won eight in a row. Miguel Vargas hit a screaming liner to left on the first pitch of the game a swing and a drive deep to left field and it is gone. New life for Vargas and he homers his second home run of the year and they've got the lead. Kelly will now face Everson Pereira who's been on base twice today after a ground to second he's single to left and drawn a wall in the air to left field. Simpson backing up. Everson Pereira gives the Sox the lead in the eighth. You were looking for power. There it is. Junior coming arrow to start it off. Ray's looking for at least one here in the ninth inning and fly ball back into left field. Pretty well tagged. That's got a chance gone. Junior Caballero connects. How about that on a three one pitch. Junior Caballero ties this game three three no place to put anybody ball for and that will force home the go ahead run Yandy crossing the plate. Ray's lead for three and that is ball for and the Rays will pick up their third run of the inning and have a five to three lead. Hasbro's with a two to one lead trying to sweep the Rockies Colorado beginning with their catcher Hunter Goodman. This is hard hit and deep and it is we got gone to two ballgame Hunter's fifth of the year. He continues to torment the Astros bases will be loaded for Carlos Correa. Still nothing but hit with traffic on the big moment for Carlos Correa. Broken back soft liner and the winning is T.J. Rumpfeld makes the catch. Astros have the tying run on base in the air deep left field. No playable on the warning track and that'll end it. And the Rockies have ended this six game slide for more on these and other stories. Keep it locked to MLB dot com. It's baseball everywhere.