Monday's MLB roundup

INTERLEAGUE

• NEW YORK 4, TORONTO 3 (11): Wilmer Flores' single capped a two-out, two-run rally in the 11th inning for the Mets, who won at home and ended the Blue Jays' team record-tying 11-game winning streak Monday night. The Blue Jays trailed 2-1 in the ninth before Jose Bautista tied it with his second home run of the game. Toronto took the lead in the top of the 11th.

• PITTSBURGH 11, WHITE SOX 0: Francisco Liriano gave up two singles in eight dominant innings, and the host Pirates ran their winning streak to five. Liriano struck out 12 and walked one as Pittsburgh lowered its ERA to 2.79. Josh Harrison and Starling Marte each had four of Pittsburgh's season-high 18 hits. The White Sox didn't record a hit until Melky Cabrera's single leading off the fifth.

• KANSAS CITY 8, MILWAUKEE 5: The Royals won in manager Ned Yost's first regular-season game in Milwaukee since being fired by the Brewers late in the 2008 season, but they needed Wade Davis to save it after closer Greg Holland allowed three runs and four hits in the ninth without recording an out.

• ARIZONA 7, L.A. ANGELS 3: Robbie Ray took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and Paul Goldschmidt had three hits, including a three-run homer, in Anaheim, Calif.

• SEATTLE 5, SAN FRANCISCO 1: Kyle Seager hit his 11th home run, a solo shot in the eighth, and Taijuan Walker struck out six in seven innings for the visiting Mariners.

• OAKLAND 9, SAN DIEGO 1: Stephen Vogt's eighth-inning grand slam secured the A's victory in San Francisco.

• TAMPA BAY 6, WASHINGTON 1: Erasmo Ramirez won for the sixth time in seven starts for the Rays in St. Petersburg. Fla. Rays third baseman Evan Longoria left because of a bruised left wrist after being hit by a Taylor Hill pitch in the fifth.

• HOUSTON 6, COLORADO 3: George Springer homered twice and made two nifty catches in right field and Colby Rasmus hit a three-run homer for the Astros in Houston. Dallas Keuchel (8-2) retired the first 15 Colorado batters.

• MIAMI 2, N.Y. YANKEES 1: The Yankees' Alex Rodriguez pinch hit and flied out to end the game in his homecoming, and the Marlins escaped with a one-run victory. Rodriguez remained five hits shy of 3,000. Derek Dietrich's first homer of the season put Miami ahead in the seventh against Masahiro Tanaka.

• BALTIMORE 4, PHILADELPHIA 0: Wei-Yin Chen pitched eight innings of four-hit ball, Matt Wieters hit a three-run homer and the host Orioles sent the Phillies to their seventh loss in a row. Chen's eight innings tied a career high and marked the longest stint by an Orioles starter this month.

• DETROIT 6, CINCINNATI 0: Anibal Sanchez was outstanding for a second consecutive start, throwing a two-hit shutout against the visiting Reds. Sanchez struck out seven and did not allow a baserunner after the fourth inning. Cincinnati starter Jon Moscot had to leave the game in the first after dislocating his non-throwing shoulder while tagging out a runner.

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