Minneapolis Star-Tribune

Veteran major leaguer Tim Beckham had three more hits, including a two-run homer.

A look at whats happening around the majors on Monday:

About the same time New York Yankees star Aaron Judge grabbed a helmet and bat to pinch-hit, the Guardians committed a ninth-inning error that threatened to sabotage a great win.

Back in a game at last, Jacob deGrom was sharp.

Keon Ellis scored 17 points, Neemias Queta added 14 and Sacramento topped Miami 81-64 on Day 2 of the California Classic on Sunday.

Jake Cronenworth lined a single off closer Craig Kimbrels back that sparked a four-run rally in the ninth inning and the San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 Sunday to avoid a four-game sweep.

The ball had barely even left his bat and already C.J. Cron was staring into the Colorado dugout.

Julio Rodríguez homered on Frankie Montas' first pitch and drove in both runs, Robbie Ray struck out a season-high 12 and the Seattle Mariners beat Oakland 2-1 on Sunday to deal the Athletics their 25th loss in 31 games.

Lucas Giolito gave up just three hits in six innings to help the Chicago White Sox beat the San Francisco Giants 13-4 on Sunday and complete a three-game sweep.

GM Bill Guerin says he's happy where the team is, as it enters this week's draft with two first-round picks and a small salary-cap chest. He's also hoping young prospects such as Marco Rossi (pictured) can step in to fill Kevin Fiala's spot after Fiala's trade to the Kings.

Mike Trout watched as a low sinker grazed the outside corner of the strike zone in the third inning Sunday, rung up once again in a weekend filled with strikeouts.

Adding prime free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter in 2012 stoked hope and refilled seats at Xcel Energy Center, if not the team's trophy case.

Down to their final strike Sunday, the Miami Marlins got another big home run to keep alive a winning streak that started with one.

Gallery: The Twins lost to the Orioles 3-1 at Target Field on Sunday, but still took two of the three-game series.

The Chicago Bulls and guard Goran Dragic have agreed to a one-year, $2.9 million contract, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Sunday.