The Dodgers trailed by five runs in the third, but they got two home runs from Cody Bellinger and scored five runs on four Adam Ottavino wild pitches in the seventh and eighth innings to stun the Rockies, 12-6, for their season-high 10th straight victory on Sunday at Dodger Stadium.

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The Marlins remain in discussions with multiple teams regarding Adeiny Hechavarria, but the Rays are believed to be the front-runners for the 28-year-old shortstop.

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L.A. didn't lose a game all week, and the relievers had plenty to do with that while earning Bullpen of the Week honors.

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Since moving to Seattle in 2014, All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano has learned to love the Emerald City.

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Hey, whatever gets the job done.

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A complete breakdown of which 2017 Draft picks from the first 10 rounds have agreed to terms, along with their reported bonuses and starting assignments.

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Everywhere around the cities of Major League Baseball, the temperature seems to be spiking. As an unseasonably toasty late June rolls into July during the week ahead, the 2017 slate will start getting even hotter. Second-half hot, that is.

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Sure, it's way too early to speculate about how much fun an Astros-Dodgers World Series would be, which is why it's the perfect time to do just that. Let's get out in front of this thing.

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Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner has begun to swing a bat again, manager Bruce Bochy said Sunday.

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Cody Bellinger went yard for the 23rd and 24th times on Sunday during the Dodgers' 12-6 come-from-behind win against the Rockies. It was his 57th career game and the sixth time he has homered twice. Previously, the fastest player to record six multihomer games was Mark McGwire, who accomplished the feat in his 97th game in 1987.

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Reunited and it feels so good.

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Mikie Mahtook had a run-scoring triple and added a two-run single in the ninth inning as the Tigers topped the Padres, ending their eight-game losing streak. Teammate Nicholas Castellanos added a two-run homer. Erick Aybar and Wil Myers hit home runs for the Padres, who took two of three games in the series.

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Wil Myers, who a year ago represented the Padres in the All-Star Game, is making a bid for a return. On Sunday, he hit his 15th home run of the season in a loss to the Tigers at Petco Park.

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The Mariners challenged a close play at the plate in the second inning of their 8-2 loss to the Astros on Sunday, and it resulted in some confusion after the replay review.

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George Springer, Yuli Gurriel and Evan Gattis clubbed home runs, and the Astros' bullpen shut the Mariners out for seven innings to lead Houston to an 8-2 win over Seattle on Sunday at Safeco Field, securing the series victory.

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'I promise you I will'

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Rene Rivera's versatile effort, which featured a pair of home runs and shutdown defense, spurred the New York Mets to Sunday's 8-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants that completed a three-game series sweep.

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Have a day, Jansen.

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The top team of the last three decades will meet the best program that has never won a national title in the College World Series finals.

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The Mets avoided a potentially impactful injury Sunday, when X-rays came back negative on outfielder Michael Conforto's left hand. The Mets announced that Conforto escaped with just a bruise after Giants starter Matt Moore hit him on the hand with a 92 mph fastball in the fifth inning of an 8-2 Mets victory.

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A two-run eighth-inning rally, highlighted by Yonder Alonso's go-ahead RBI single, sparked the A's to a 5-3 comeback victory, secured a series sweep and handed the White Sox their sixth loss in their last seven games on Sunday at Guaranteed Rate Field.

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There's a lighter load of games today, just eight across the Majors with many teams off or traveling, but fans can catch all the action on MLB.TV.

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One day after revealing that he was dealing with anxiety issues, Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna was back on the mound. He worked the ninth inning of Toronto's 8-2 victory over the Royals on Sunday and struck out the side while allowing one infield hit.

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The Blue Jays were dragging in the fifth inning on Sunday. Nothing was going their way. But along came Jose Bautista to the rescue.

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The Yankees rolled the dice by taking the field with a one-man bench on Sunday afternoon, a plan that backfired when outfielder Aaron Hicks was forced to exit after four innings with tightness in his right oblique.

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Fans of the long ball, rejoice: Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton will be back to defend his Home Run Derby crown, and he'll do so in his home park.

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Adrian Beltre, Shin-Soo Choo and Drew Robinson cracked home runs to send Michael Pineda to an early exit, and the Rangers held on to defeat the Yankees, 7-6, on Sunday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.

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It wasn't the offensive barrage that many were expecting, but the Angels escaped Fenway Park on Sunday afternoon with a series win, propelling themselves back over .500.

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He could probably beat the Freeze. Probably.

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The Reds entered Sunday with just one win in their past 13 contests, largely due to their struggling rotation. During that stretch, Cincinnati starters were 0-8 with an 8.49 ERA.

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The Brewers claimed veteran catcher Stephen Vogt off waivers on Sunday after the A's designated him for assignment earlier this week.

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Alex Colome normally is money. On Sunday afternoon he wasn't, and the Orioles came away with an 8-5 win over the Rays at Tropicana Field. The Orioles (37-38) claimed the rubber game over the Rays (40-38) by scoring three against the Rays closer, who entered in the ninth with the score tied at 5.

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With a rare start in center against the Cubs in Sunday's 4-2 victory, Ichiro Suzuki made history. At 43 years and 246 days old, the Marlins outfielder became the oldest starting center fielder since 1900, per Elias Sports.

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Ervin Santana did not have the chance to face the Indians the last time the Twins ran into their division rival. In a 4-0 win over the Tribe on Sunday afternoon, Minnesota's rotation leader turned in the kind of outing that will have Cleveland hoping it can avoid him in the future, too.

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Twins skipper Paul Molitor discusses Ervin Santana's start against the Indians and how good it feels to sweep the Tribe in Cleveland.

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Giants fan Bryan Stow, who suffered traumatic brain injuries following an attack in Dodger Stadium's parking lot on Opening Day 2011, enjoyed behind-the-scenes access for Sunday's series finale against the Mets.

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Wouldn't that be a sight?

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Astros manager A.J. Hinch said Sunday it's growing more likely that ace left-handed pitcher Dallas Keuchel, who is on the disabled list retroactive to June 5 with neck discomfort, won't return to game action until after the All-Star break.

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The Mets announced on Sunday that they are promoting former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow from Class A Columbia to Class A Advanced St. Lucie, their third-highest ranked Minor League affiliate.

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Like a better version of backyard baseball.

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Yearly subscriptions have been lowered to $99.99 for MLB.TV Premium and $79.99 for Single Team subscriptions, making it a good time to join a celebration of 15 years for the world's longest-running and most successful live streaming sports product.

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Check out MLB Pipeline's newly updated list of the Top 100 Prospects in the game.

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Led by rookie phenom Cody Bellinger, the Dodgers are staking their claim as the best team in baseball.

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Hurry to make your voice heard and help sway the many races going down to the wire on this year's Esurance MLB All-Star Game Ballot.

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With renewed confidence and a fixed swing, Randal Grichuk returned to St. Louis on Sunday and immediately showed it all off.

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Forget about the ethics: A bunt destroyed Justin Verlander. A bunt can be a powerful thing.

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Corey Seager is waiting for you.