Foul Ball: Blown Leads & Walkoffs

San Francisco 10 Florida 9, 10 Innings: The Giants opened up a 9-2 lead only to blow it. The Marlins scored 7 runs in the last three innings of the game, including two in the ninth off of closer Brian Wilson, to tie the game. In the tenth inning the Giants loaded the bases with three straight singles. Then Andres Torres hit a ground-rule single to win the game for the Giants. Torres homered into McCovey Chronicles earlier in the game and drove in three runs.

Kansas City 4 Minnesota 6: In three games at Kansas City, the Twins scored 36 runs. Delmon Young homered and drove in three runs. Jason Repko also homered for the Twins. Royals starting pitcher Brian Bannister gave up five runs, 11 hits, and two home runs in six innings of work. Before the game, the Royals traded outfielder Scott Podsednik to the Dodgers.



Philadelphia 7 Arizona 1: Uber Phillies prospect Dominic Brown made his debut against the Diamondbacks by driving in two runs off of two hits. Roy Halladay pitched another complete game giving up six hits, one run, no walks, and striking out nine. Carlos Ruiz went three-for-four with three RBIs in the game for the Phillies.

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3 Boston 7: In seven games the Red Sox have owned the Angels. The Red Sox are 7-0 against the Angels this year while batting .331 with 13 HR and outscoring LA, 53-24, in the 7 games. In Wednesday game, Marco Scutaro went three-for-four with a home run and four RBIs for the Red Sox. This was the first home series since 2007 the Angels were swept.

NY Mets 7 St. Louis 8, 13 Innings: The Cardinals jumped out to a 7-3 lead only to give up four runs to the Mets in the eighth inning. Johan Santana gave up 13 hits and 7 runs in 5 2/3 innings before finally being pulled. Albert Pujols singled in the game-winning run in the top of the 13th and Ryan Franklin picked up the save.

Tampa Bay 7 Detroit 4: The Tigers are sinking like a sunken ship since the All-Star break. The Tigers are 3-11 since the break and were just no-hit on Monday night. They're on the verge of being swept in a four-game series for the second time since the break. The question has to be ask: how long does Manager Jim Leyland and GM Dave Dombrowski last in Detroit? Injuries certainly haven't helped, but what about that pitching staff? Another depressing year in Detroit.

Create a Caption: A-Rod is taking "stealing a bag" a little too serious.

Video of the Day: "A double for Alex Rodriguez, now let's get you back to Shitty Field." - Steve Levy (Via Fire Andy Reid Now!)