Parker Meadows and Spencer Torkelson powered the Detroit Tigers to a decisive 7-1 victory against the Tampa Bay Rays, further enhancing their chances for an AL wild card spot.

This win marked Detroit's fourth straight victory, bringing their record to 10 games over .500 and placing them in a tie with Kansas City for second place in the wild-card standings.

Rookie pitcher Keider Montero impressed in his debut, contributing to the team's recent success alongside ace Tarik Skubal.

Jonathan Aranda's sixth-inning home run was the only run scored as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0. The win was secured through a strong combined pitching effort from six Rays pitchers, limiting the Blue Jays to just five hits.

Jose Berrios, who had been on a hot streak, suffered his first loss in eight starts despite delivering a solid performance. The Blue Jays face injury challenges, particularly with Bo Bichette sidelined due to a broken finger.

In a tightly contested match, the Tampa Bay Rays narrowly defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 1-0, with Jonathan Aranda hitting a key home run in the sixth inning. The win came on the strength of six Rays pitchers, who combined to limit the Blue Jays to only five hits.

José Berríos, despite the loss, showcased solid performance, enduring a seven-start winning streak prior to this game. Defensively, Ernie Clement attempted to fill the gap left by injured shortstop Bo Bichette, making significant contributions on both offense and defense.

Brandon Lowe redeemed himself with a two-run homer giving the Rays a 4-2 victory over the Blue Jays. This win puts the Rays above .500 and within reach of a wild-card spot at the trade deadline.

The tandem of reliever Shawn Armstrong and Tyler Alexander kept the Blue Jays scoreless for the first five innings, while Pete Fairbanks closed the game. Despite some missed opportunities, the Rays secured the win with Lowe's clutch performance.

Brandon Lowe's two-run homer lifted the Rays to a 4-2 win over the Blue Jays. Guerrero and Turner hit back-to-back homers. Jays struggled after the sixth inning. Berrios struggled with walks. Rays stole second three times.