
Astros take AL West at .500 after blanking Athletics in Game 162
Houston wins 9-0 in Sacramento as Texas loses in Minnesota, ending a division race that reached the last day.
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Houston wins 9-0 in Sacramento as Texas loses in Minnesota, ending a division race that reached the last day.

The former Lions coordinator brings New York's early top-ranked defense to Ford Field, where Dan Campbell's offense has scored 31 points in each of two games.

Pérez went all nine innings with eight strikeouts; Miami broke the scoreless tie on Joe Mack’s seventh-inning homer.

Kazuma Okamoto doubled twice and drove in three; Nathan Lukes supplied the go-ahead single in a four-run seventh.

A first-inning RBI single and Nick Fortes’s second-inning homer supplied all of Tampa Bay’s scoring.

Baltimore rode Dylan Beavers’s grand slam to a 10-2 opener; New York answered with a 6-3 win in Game 2.

Cleveland answered a two-homer night from Carter Jensen with three bases-loaded walks and Angel Martínez’s two-run double.

Stefanic and Bolte each drove in two during the decisive inning; Houston’s late rally ended one run short.

Arizona scored in six innings, with Perdomo’s three-run double in the sixth stretching the lead to eight.

Detmers threw six scoreless innings, but Seattle scored five late before Los Angeles closed out the road win.

Second-inning solo homers by Hernández and Pages stood up behind seven scoreless innings from Tarik Skubal.

A 65-yard punt return broke a third-quarter tie before Davidson’s 75-yard touchdown run closed the Tigers’ first ACC trip west.

Evans’ hip remains a game-day question; Robinson’s high ankle sprain leaves San Francisco without another receiver.

Seattle gets its quarterback back, while Washington turns to Marcus Mariota and both teams adjust to Friday injury decisions.

New York’s leading defense has adjusted with Andre Cisco and Dane Belton, but Detroit brings a 31-point-per-game attack.

Los Angeles enters Sunday with two offensive line absences and a depleted tight end room; Buffalo also has two questionable receivers.

Friday limited work leaves the tight end available; Las Vegas confirms a missing guard in the unbeaten matchup.

Houston restores its receiver after two missed games, while several defensive and offensive-line decisions remain open.

Walker leads Kansas City with 290 rushing yards; coaches are discussing more work for rookie Emmett Johnson without naming a fixed split.

Harvey was inactive last week, but returned to full practice; Coleman missed all three sessions with an ankle injury.

Bain is officially out; Trotter is listed doubtful, and Todd Bowles said he will not play. Tampa Bay has named rotation options at both positions.

The Scarlet Knights scored 21 in the first quarter and led 41-7 at halftime, with Antwan Raymond rushing for 140 yards.

Navy took a 20-17 third-quarter lead, but Bam McReynolds’ 48-yard touchdown run restored UAB’s advantage for good.

Temple led midway through the fourth quarter before Army’s quarterback finished the winning drive with his third rushing touchdown.