Pirates 2, Phillies 1

Pittsburgh completed its first series sweep of the season, edging Philadelphia behind strong pitching from Paul Skenes and Braxton Ashcraft. Andrew McCutchen drove in the decisive run in the eighth inning. For the Phillies, Sunday’s loss was their ninth in ten games, as their offense continues to struggle. (reuters.com).

Athletics 5, Orioles 1

Baltimore was held to one run while Oakland took the finale of their series in West Sacramento, California. Starter Tomoyuki Sugano (5–4) was tagged with the loss, allowing four runs (three earned) on eight hits over 4⅓ innings. (reuters.com).

Rangers 4, Nationals 2

Washington lost 4–2 to Texas, dropping their overall record to 30-35 The team struggled offensively, managing just six hits and scoring only in the fourth inning, while Texas capitalized with contributions from Evan Carter (two-run homer) and Jake Burger (solo shot) Starter Trevor Williams took the loss, giving up two earned runs over 4⅓ innings. The Nationals have scored only 11 runs in their last seven games, highlighting an ongoing offensive slump. (mlb.com+4espn.com+4cbssports.com+4).

Boston exploded for five home runs and erased an early deficit to clinch the series, 2–1, at Yankee Stadium. Aaron Judge hit two two-run homers, giving the Yankees an initial lead, but Boston’s power bats took over from there Carlos Narváez, a former Yankee, crushed a pivotal three-run homer in the sixth, sparking a five-run inning that turned the tide Abraham Toro, Trevor Story, and Kristian Campbell each also went deep, with Story and Toro delivering crucial late-inning homers to seal the win. Starter Hunter Dobbins (3–1) tossed five solid innings, allowing three runs, while Carlos Rodón (8–4) took the loss with five runs allowed over five innings (youtube.com+10reuters.com+10en.wikipedia.org+1)

Game 2: Thunder 123, Pacers 107

Oklahoma City evened the NBA Finals 1–1 with a dominant performance. Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander posted 34 points, plus five rebounds, eight assists, and three steals. The Thunder outpaced Indiana throughout, taking control early (as.com).

Game 2: Panthers 5, Oilers 4 (2OT)

Florida tied the series 1–1 with a thrilling double‑overtime win on Brad Marchand’s second goal of the night at 8:05 of 2OT. It was the second-longest OT game for Edmonton in Stanley Cup Final history (nhl.com).

RBC Canadian Open (concluded Sunday)

Ryan Fox defeated Sam Burns in a grueling four-hole playoff to claim the title (espn.com).