Last Night in Sports: August 11, 2026

All 15 MLB games from Tuesday were final by publish time. Colorado erased an early 2-0 hole to edge Arizona 3-2, Tampa Bay never trailed in a 12-4 rout of the Athletics, and Atlanta shut out the Mets 4-0.

MLB — August 11, 2026 (15 games)

• Colorado Rockies 3, Arizona Diamondbacks 2
• Tampa Bay Rays 12, Athletics 4
• Atlanta Braves 4, New York Mets 0
• Baltimore Orioles 5, Minnesota Twins 2
• Toronto Blue Jays 5, Boston Red Sox 3
• St. Louis Cardinals 2, Philadelphia Phillies 0
• New York Yankees 4, Seattle Mariners 1
• Chicago Cubs 8, Washington Nationals 6
• Miami Marlins 2, Pittsburgh Pirates 0
• Detroit Tigers 6, Cleveland Guardians 4
• San Francisco Giants 4, Houston Astros 1
• San Diego Padres 11, Milwaukee Brewers 2
• Los Angeles Angels 3, Texas Rangers 2
• Cincinnati Reds 5, Chicago White Sox 4
• Los Angeles Dodgers 5, Kansas City Royals 4

Colorado Rockies, 3 — Arizona Diamondbacks, 2. Colorado trailed 2-0 after Arizona scored twice in the first, then answered with two runs in the sixth and one in the seventh to take the lead for good. Arizona out-hit Colorado 8-6, but the Diamondbacks couldn't push another run across after the first inning.

Tampa Bay Rays, 12 — Athletics, 4. Tampa Bay scored twice in the first and never trailed, breaking the game open with a three-run fourth and a three-run eighth. The Rays out-hit Oakland 11-8 without committing an error.

Atlanta Braves, 4 — New York Mets, 0. Atlanta shut out New York, scoring single runs in the fifth and seventh before a two-run eighth put it away. The Braves needed just three hits to do it; the Mets managed four and were shut out anyway.

Quick Hits

• Baltimore Orioles, 5 — Minnesota Twins, 2. Baltimore scored in each of its first three at-bats and out-hit Minnesota 11-7.
• Toronto Blue Jays, 5 — Boston Red Sox, 3. Toronto scored in four separate innings — a two-run fifth was the biggest — and out-hit Boston 10-7.
• St. Louis Cardinals, 2 — Philadelphia Phillies, 0. St. Louis shut out Philadelphia, scoring single runs in the seventh and eighth.
• New York Yankees, 4 — Seattle Mariners, 1. A four-run seventh was the difference; Seattle's only run came in the sixth.
• Chicago Cubs, 8 — Washington Nationals, 6. Chicago's three-run fourth put it in front for good, and Washington's two-run eighth wasn't enough to catch up.
• Miami Marlins, 2 — Pittsburgh Pirates, 0. Miami shut out Pittsburgh, scoring in the third and fifth.
• Detroit Tigers, 6 — Cleveland Guardians, 4. Detroit's three-run fifth was the difference; Cleveland answered with runs in three straight innings but ran out of outs.
• San Francisco Giants, 4 — Houston Astros, 1. San Francisco out-hit Houston 9-5, spreading its runs across four separate innings.
• San Diego Padres, 11 — Milwaukee Brewers, 2. San Diego broke it open early with a five-run second and added three more in the sixth.
• Los Angeles Angels, 3 — Texas Rangers, 2. A three-run third put the Angels in front for good after Texas opened the scoring in the first.
• Cincinnati Reds, 5 — Chicago White Sox, 4.
• Los Angeles Dodgers, 5 — Kansas City Royals, 4.

What to watch tonight

Fifteen MLB games fill Wednesday's slate.

• MLB: Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees, 7:05 PM ET. New York and Seattle run it back a night after the Yankees' four-run seventh sealed a 4-1 win.

Full details in the Tonight preview.