
Thursday's late MLB finals: Padres clinch, Angels rally, Spence powers Astros
Three separate September 24 West Coast games produced a postseason clinch, a comeback in Seattle and a three-homer rookie night.

Three separate September 24 West Coast games produced a postseason clinch, a comeback in Seattle and a three-homer rookie night.

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Seattle's starter took a step toward returning against Washington after missing Week 2, with Friday's status still to come.

Atlanta scored 27 straight points and outrushed Green Bay 242-17 as Michael Penix Jr. Won his first start since a knee injury.

Atlanta gets its starting quarterback back; Green Bay has four players out and a run defense bracing for Bijan Robinson.

San Diego moved toward a postseason berth, while Seattle rallied in 10 innings to keep a remote division path alive.

Seattle erased a four-run deficit, answered Yainer Diaz's go-ahead triple in the 10th, and kept a narrow AL West path open with Josh Naylor's walk-off hit.

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Manny Machado drove in three runs, San Diego's bullpen held Los Angeles scoreless for the final 5 2/3 innings, and the Padres took the NL's top wild-card position.

New England filed a safety-to-IR move and filled the roster spot with a practice-squad linebacker. Ramirez’s game-day role remains a decision for later in the week.

Pierce's heel injury will send him to injured reserve. Slayton's signing is filed, but Pierce's move had not appeared on the Colts transaction log late Wednesday.

From the September 23 slate, from Boston’s 1-0 win to Atlanta’s 10th-inning finish.

Milwaukee's early home runs and William Contreras' two-run single built a 4-1 lead that Philadelphia could not erase.

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The veteran moves up six days after joining the practice squad, bringing slot and safety experience to Philadelphia’s defense.

Atlanta won 3-2 after two late tying homers and a grounder from Mauricio Dubón that scored DaShawn Keirsey Jr.

Christian Encarnacion-Strand drove in three runs and rookie Trey Gibson worked 6 2/3 scoreless innings in Baltimore's second 4-2 win of the day.

Pete Alonso's two-run shot off Max Scherzer gave Baltimore a four-run lead before Toronto's sixth-inning rally fell short.

New York scored seven runs in three innings, with Ryan McMahon driving in five and Ben Rice hitting his 40th and 41st home runs.

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Texas erased Juan Soto's early homer but lost 7-2 after former Ranger Marcus Semien went deep in the eighth and Brett Baty cleared the bases in the ninth.

Sonny Gray worked six scoreless innings for his 18th win, and Andruw Monasterio's sixth-inning single supplied the only run at Fenway Park.

Philadelphia's wild-card position and Aaron Nola's postseason case meet Milwaukee's 10-win starter Logan Henderson in Wednesday's 6:40 p. M. Eastern game.

Five late games, five distinct outcomes: links to the verified Dodgers, Astros, Arizona, Athletics and Minnesota reports.