Top 5 MLB Plays RANKED from 7/12/26! (ANOTHER inside-the-park home run and MORE!)

And he'll drive a ball towards deep right center field on the run, Lee, and it's going to be right in Tripple's alley. It bounces off the wall. Lee has trouble with it. They're going to wave McCarthy home, the throw to the plate, not in time. Jake McCarthy with his second inside the park homerun this year. What a touch of all time to start this one. Jack, they call that corner in right center field Tripple's alley. But with Jake McCarthy at the plate, it's homerun alley. That's how fast he is. Immediately when it went into that corner, you knew it was trouble. Andy Gonzalez trusted his speed and waved him home. What a moment to start the game. Just missed it. Had he steered that ball, he likely would have caught Langford off third base. He just didn't get the glove up in time. And the Rangers have their fourth walk-off victory of the year. Big series, big homestand for James going into the all-star break. Six for ten against the Yankees, a double and two homers. Now three and two. Wood sends another one high and deep. Out to center field of the series. And another leadoff homerun for James Wood. Now ten of them on the year. You're running things to say about this guy at some point. So then I'll say it. He's awesome. Left-handed hitter waits. He swings, hits a drive. Deep center field. Way back it goes. It is gone. Another one. The show starts right away on the first pitch. His 33rd career leadoff homerun. Ninth this year. One-nothing Dodgers. More instant offense from the show that never ends. It's the third time this year that Shohei has homered on the very first pitch of the game. Matches his total in that category from all of last year. 24 strikeouts in the last two outings for Zach. And that percentage is going up. And he's using it against righties now. So you really don't know what you're going to get. That's why he was so good in his last start. I know we say he throws six pitches. But he had them all working. .072. Elevated fastball. It's the lowest in all of baseball. It has such good carry and ride through the zone. His fastball is elite. Ten strikeouts for the third consecutive game for Zach Wheeler. His 26th double-digit strikeout game as a member of the Phillies. That's fifth most in franchise history.