NEW YORK-Brett Gardner homered early, then got two hits during a seven-run burst in the sixth inning fueled by five walks that sent New York past Tampa Bay.
The Yankees took their second straight weekend series from the Rays and moved a half-game in front atop the AL East. Aaron Hicks homered for the first time since returning from a back injury and DJ LeMahieu also connected to help New York win for the 10th time in 13 games.
Kevin Kiermaier and Willy Adames homered on consecutive pitches in the second to give the Rays a 2-1 lead. Brandon Lowe hit a three-run homer in the third, his third of the series, to make it 5-3.
Adam Ottavino (2-1) struck out Austin Meadows with the bases loaded to end the sixth and keep the score tied at 5. Chance Adams pitched three scoreless innings for his first career save.
Gardner, who hit a two-run homer off Charlie Morton in the second, started the Yankees sixth with an infield hit off the glove of Diego Castillo (0-3). Pinch-hitter Thairo Estrada delivered a three-run double off Casey Sadler, and Gardner capped the inning with an RBI double.
Phillies 7, Rockies 5
PHILADELPHIA- Bryce Harper homered for the second straight day and pinch-hitter J.T. Realmuto also went deep to help Philadelphia complete a three-game sweep of Colorado.
Harper's tiebreaking, two-run shot in the sixth inning wasn't as prodigious as his 466-foot drive in Saturday's 2-1 victory, but this 404-footer had plenty of distance to clear the right-center wall for the NL East leaders.
The $330 million slugger also had a single and an RBI groundout.
Ryan McMahon hit two homers, and Charlie Blackmon and Trevor Story also went deep. But the Rockies, who dropped 9 games behind the first-place Dodgers in the NL West, have lost four straight.
Realmuto tied it 5-all in the sixth with his first career pinch-hit homer, a two-run shot off Bryan Shaw (2-1). Harper connected against Mike Dunn.
Edgar Garcia (1-0) got one out for his first major league win, and Pat Neshek earned his third save.
Struggling starter Kyle Freeland lasted just 1 2/3 innings for Colorado.
Marlins 3, Mets 0
MIAMI- Sandy Alcantara threw a two-hitter in a pitching duel with Noah Syndergaard, and Miami beat the reeling New York Mets to finish a three-game sweep.
A day after being shut out on just one hit, the Mets lost their fifth in a row. The latest defeat against a team with baseball's worst record is sure to intensify speculation about the job security of manager Mickey Callaway.
Alcantara (2-4) struck out eight, walked one and needed only 89 pitches for the Marlins' first complete game shutout since Edinson Volquez tossed a no-hitter against Arizona in June 2017. The 23-year-old righty threw his first complete game in the majors.
Syndergaard (3-4) retired his first 12 batters and allowed two runs in seven innings.
The Mets (20-25) have their longest losing streak of the year and are a season-worst five games under .500. They went 1-5 on their trip and have dropped 16 of their past 20 road games.
The Marlins (13-31), who came into the series with a seven-game losing streak, have their first three-game winning streak of the season. Curtis Granderson homered for their final run in the eighth.
Brewers 3, Braves 2,
10 innings
ATLANTA-Ben Gamel led off the 10th inning with a home run that lifted Milwaukee over Atlanta.
All five runs in the game came on homers.
Gamel's drive off Wes Parsons (1-2) helped the Brewers end Atlanta's four-game winning streak. Christian Yelich and Keston Hiura also connected for Milwaukee, which avoided a three-game sweep in a matchup of 2018 NL division winners.
Ronald Acua Jr. and Freddie Freeman went deep for the Braves. Freeman has homered in four consecutive games for the first time in his career.
Josh Hader (1-3) pitched two perfect innings after Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff went eight.
Dodgers 8, Reds 3
CINCINNATI-Hyun-Jin Ryu threw seven shutout innings to extend his major league-leading streak to 31, and Cody Bellinger hit his 17th homer as Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati.
Ryu (6-1) had baserunners in each of his first five innings, but none of them got past second and he retired his last eight batters. The left-hander allowed five hits with one walk and five strikeouts, lowering his ERA to 1.52.
Alex Verdugo drove in three runs and Russell Martin added a solo homer for the Dodgers.
Verdugo's RBI double gave the Dodgers a 1-0 lead in the second inning and they added a run in the third on a fielder's choice.
Reds right fielder Yasiel Puig crashed into a retaining wall in foul territory while making a catch and later left the game with a sprained right shoulder.
Bellinger's two-run shot that glanced off the glove of a leaping Nick Senzel in center field made it 4-0 in the seventh.
Jose Peraza and pinch-hitter Derek Dietrich homered in the ninth for the Reds. Tanner Roark (3-3) allowed two runs in five innings.
Indians, 10, Orioles 0
CLEVELAND-Shane Bieber struck out a career-high 15 in his first major league complete game and Cleveland routed Baltimore.
A day after being held to one hit, the Orioles were overmatched against Bieber (3-2).
The 23-year-old right-hander gave up five hits, didn't walk anyone and threw 107 pitches. He bounced back from allowing four home runs against the White Sox in his previous start.
Carlos Santana hit an RBI single in the first inning, then led off the third with his seventh home run.
Cleveland took three of four from the Orioles. Baltimore has lost nine of 11 and allowed a major league-high 94 home runs.
Yefry Ramirez (0-2) struggled in his first start of the season, giving up four earned runs in 3 1/3 innings.
Athletics 5, Tigers 3,
7 innings, suspended
DETROIT-The Oakland Athletics led Detroit in the bottom of the seventh inning when the game was suspended because of rain.
Oakland scored twice in the top of the seventh to take the lead, but the teams were unable to complete the inning before it began to rain hard and the tarp was brought onto the field. The game will resume Sept. 6 before the Tigers play a series in Oakland.
It was the finale of a four-game series that marked Oakland's only scheduled trip to Detroit this season.
Play was called after a delay of 1 hour, 41 minutes.
Stephen Piscotty hit a tiebreaking, two-run double in the seventh, putting Oakland in position for its 16th straight victory over the Tigers-but the A's will have to wait 3 months before trying to close it out.
Mike Fiers allowed three runs in six innings for Oakland. Fiers pitched for the Tigers last season before he was traded to the A's in August.
Detroit was trying to snap a six-game losing streak.
Blue Jays 5, White Sox 2
CHICAGO-Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit another home run, Danny Jansen and Billy McKinney also connected and Toronto beat Chicago.
Guerrero has hit all four of his homers in the last six games. The highly touted 20-year-old didn't homer in his first 13 games after making his major league debut in late April.
Guerrero's two-run drive broke a 1-all tie in the eighth inning. Jansen added a two-run homer in the ninth.
José Abreu drove in two runs for the White Sox.
Daniel Hudson (3-1) worked a scoreless seventh. Ken Giles gave up an RBI double to the first batter he faced, then got four outs for his 10th save.
Kelvin Herrera (1-3) took the loss.
Royals 5, Angels 1
ANAHEIM-Danny Duffy won his third straight start and Kansas City beat Los Angeles to stop a four-game skid.
Hunter Dozier hit a two-run double and Duffy (3-1) allowed five hits in six effective innings. The veteran left-hander from California had about 40 friends and family members in attendance. He struck out five and walked three.
Tyler Skaggs (4-4) permitted four runs-three earned-on 110 pitches in 5 2/3 innings.
Mariners 7, Twins 4
SEATTLE-Edwin Encarnacion made several nice plays at first base early in the game, then hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning to help Seattle snap Minnesota's five-game winning streak.
Mitch Haniger and Daniel Vogelbach hit back-to-back homers off Kyle Gibson (4-2) as the Mariners ended a three-game skid, one day after an 18-4 drubbing.
Yusei Kikuchi (3-1) gave up one earned run in six innings, striking out six.
Jorge Polanco had four hits for the Twins.
Giants 3, Diamondbacks 2,
10 innings
PHOENIX-Pablo Sandoval opened the 10th inning with a pinch-hit homer after shortstop Brandon Crawford made a game-saving stop in the ninth, sending San Francisco past Arizona.
The Diamondbacks appeared to have the game won when Adam Jones hit a grounder into the hole off Sam Dyson (2-0) with a runner on third with two outs in the ninth. Crawford made a spectacular play to save the Giants, diving to his right and hopping up to make a throw that beat Jones by a step.
Sandoval had a pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning of San Francisco's 8-5 win Saturday night and added another off Yoshihisa Hirano (1-2).
Will Smith struck out the side for his 12th save in 12 opportunities.
Pirates 6, Padres 4
SAN DIEGO-Colin Moran hit a three-run homer and finished with four RBIs, and Joe Musgrove beat his hometown Padres for the second time in two seasons as Pittsburgh won to take three of four from San Diego.
Musgrove (3-4) was the second straight alum of Grossmont High in suburban El Cajon to beat the Padres. Steven Brault won Saturday night in relief of opener Montana DuRapau.
The big right-hander took a one-hit shutout into the seventh inning before the Padres broke out for four runs, the big blow coming on Hunter Renfroe's three-run homer.
Felipe Vazquez pitched the ninth for his 13th save.
Moran's homer off rookie Cal Quantrill (0-2) helped stake Musgrove to a 4-0 lead before he threw a pitch. Josh Bell, who homered twice Saturday night, was aboard on an RBI single.