A pair of firsts happened in the Nationals 3-1 victory over Miami. Washington’s Jacob Young hit his first big league homer. And the 2024 Washington Nationals had their first day on the Summer Score tally.
The always changing National League contributors include the Braves, Brewers, Cardinals, Dodgers, Nationals, Padres and Phillies.
The steady American League group remain the Guardians, Mariners, Orioles, Royals, Twins and Yankees.
Between Memorial Day and the end of June, each team is awarded 1 point for every day they have a playoff position in the Divisional or Wild Card standings.
UPDATED SUMMER SCORE TALLY FOR 2024
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BALTIMORE ORIOLES, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
CLEVELAND GUARDIANS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
MINNESOTA TWINS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
NEW YORK YANKEES, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
SEATTLE MARINERS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ATLANTA BRAVES, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
SAN DIEGO PADRES, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, 21 (May 28 – June 17)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, 14 (May 28 – June 2, June 8 – June 14)
CHICAGO CUBS, 8 (June 2, June 4 – June 8, June 10)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, 7 (June 3, June 8, June 10, June 14 – June 17)
CINCINNATI REDS, 3 (June 8 – June 10)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES, 1 (June 12)
WASHINGTON NATIONALS, 1 (June 17)
For an explanation of the Summer Score can be found HERE.
Ronel Blanco threw 7 innings of no hit, shutout ball. The Astros bullpen lost the no hitter and the shutout, but not the 4-1 victory over Detroit.
Carlos Correa homered twice and added another hit in the Twins 6-2 double header opener win over the A’s. He would add 2 more hits and an RBI in the 8-7 nightcap win.
Tyler Glasnow struck out 9 in 7 innings as the Dodgers blanked the Royals, 3-0.
Christian Walker went 3 for 5 with a homer as the Diamondbacks torched the White Sox, 12-5.
Earning 1/2 WOBs
JJ Bleday went 4 for 5 with a homer in the A’s 8-7 nightcap loss to Minnesota. He also singled and doubled in the 6-2 opener loss.
Tyler Holton kept the Tigers in the game with 2 shutout innings but Houston prevailed, 4-1.
Jameson Taillon allowed 2 runs in 7 innings but the Cubs were doubled up by the Cardinals, 2-1.
Austin Riley had 2 hits, including a homer, but the Braves came up short to Tampa Bay, 8-6.
Who Owned Baseball Scores
AL Batters
Juan Soto – 5
Aaron Judge – 4 1/2
Bobby Witt Jr. – 4 1/2
Carlos Correa – 3 1/2
Mark Canha – 3
Matt Vierling – 3
Jose Altuve – 2 1/2
Yordan Alvarez – 2 1/2
Rafael Devers – 2 1/2
Riley Greene – 2 1/2
Gunnar Henderson – 2 1/2
Shea Langeliers – 2 1/2
Marcus Semien – 2 1/2
Ryan Mountcastle – 2
Jose Ramirez – 2
Brent Rooker – 2
Mike Trout – 2
Ernie Clement – 1 1/2
Yandy Diaz – 1 1/2
Jarren Duran – 1 1/2
Dylan Moore – 1 1/2
Logan O’Hoppe – 1 1/2
Salvador Perez – 1 1/2
Adley Rutschman – 1 1/2
Kyle Stowers – 1 1/2
Kyle Tucker – 1 1/2
Andrew Vaughn – 1 1/2
Anthony Volpe – 1 1/2
Jordan Westburg – 1 1/2
Connor Wong – 1 1/2
NL Batters
Bryce Harper – 6
Mookie Betts – 3
Alec Burleson – 2 1/2
William Contreras – 3
Ian Happ – 3
Francisco Lindor – 3
Marcel Ozuna – 3
Christian Walker – 3
Jeimer Candelario – 2 1/2
Shohei Ohtani – 2 1/2
Austin Riley – 2 1/2
Willy Adames – 2
Luis Arraez – 2
Charlie Blackmon – 2
Alec Bohm – 2
Matt Chapman – 2
Jake Cronenworth – 2
Freddie Freeman – 2
Teoscar Hernandez – 2
Jonathan India – 2
Ketel Marte – 2
Kyle Schwarber – 2
Will Smith – 2
Pete Alonso – 1 1/2
Cody Bellinger – 1 1/2
Elly De La Cruz – 1 1/2
Randal Grichuk – 1 1/2
Mitch Haniger – 1 1/2
Andrew McCutchen – 1 1/2
Ryan McMahon – 1 1/2
Christopher Morel – 1 1/2
Brandon Nimmo – 1 1/2
Vinnie Pasquantino – 1 1/2
Jurickson Profar – 1 1/2
Bryan Reynolds – 1 1/2
Bryson Stott – 1 1/2
Fernando Tatis Jr. – 1 1/2
Ezquiel Tovar – 1 1/2
Brice Turang – 1 1/2
AL Pitchers
Logan Gilbert – 6
Seth Lugo – 6
George Kirby – 4 1/2
Ronel Blanco – 4
Luis Castillo – 4
Luis Gil – 4
Corbin Burnes – 3 1/2
Erick Fedde – 3 1/2
Framber Valdez – 3 1/2
Garrett Crochet – 3
Nathan Eovaldi – 3
Tanner Houck – 3
Simeon Woods Richardson – 3
Nestor Cortes – 2 1/2
Dean Kremer – 2 1/2
Cole Ragans – 2 1/2
Joe Ryan – 2 1/2
Hunter Brown – 2
Jack Flaherty – 2
Kevin Gausman – 2
Bryce Miller – 2
Brandon Pfaadt – 2
Marcus Stroman – 2
Tyler Alexander – 1 1/2
Chris Flexen – 1 1/2
Jon Gray – 1 1/2
Yusei Kikuchi – 1 1/2
Pablo Lopez – 1 1/2
Alek Manoah – 1 1/2
Bailey Ober – 1 1/2
Chris Paddack – 1 1/2
Nick Pivetta – 1 1/2
Patrick Sandoval – 1 1/2
Clarke Schmidt – 1 1/2
JP Sears – 1 1/2
Brady Singer – 1 1/2
Michael Wacha – 1 1/2
NL Pitchers
Tyler Glasnow – 5
Mitch Keller – 5
Zack Wheeler – 5
Dylan Cease – 4
Shota Imanaga – 4
Chris Sale – 4
Max Fried – 3
Michael King – 3
Reynaldo Lopez – 3
Aaron Nola – 3
Ranger Suarez – 3
Kyle Gibson – 2 1/2
Cal Quantrill – 2 1/2
Spencer Turnbull – 2 1/2
Matt Waldron – 2 1/2
Yu Darvish – 2
Kyle Harrison – 2
Jordan Hicks – 2
Jake Irvin – 2
Jared Jones – 2
Nick Lodolo – 2
Frankie Montas – 2
Jose Quintana – 2
Paul Skenes – 2
Robert Suarez – 2
Logan Webb – 2
Ryan Feltner – 1 1/2
Sonny Gray – 1 1/2
Dakota Hudson – 1 1/2
Charlie Morton – 1 1/2
Freddy Peralta – 1 1/2
Martin Perez – 1 1/2
1 WOB
CJ Abrams, Riley Adams, Tyler Anderson, Miguel Andujar, Patrick Bailey, Josh Bell, Brayan Bello, Will Benson, Jose Berrios, Dairon Blanco, Cody Bradford, Kyle Bradish, Alex Bregman, Ben Brown, Jake Burger, Oswaldo Cabrera, Griffin Canning, Kerry Carpenter, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Colton Cowser, Travis d’Arnaud, Reid Detmers, Yainer Diaz, Brenton Doyle, Joey Estes, Thairo Estrada, Bailey Falter, Wilmer Flores, Nick Fortes, Zac Gallen, Maikel Garcia, Braxton Garrett, Robert Gasser, Zack Gelof, Paul Goldschmidt, Hunter Goodman, MacKenzie Gore, Nolan Gorman, Hunter Greene, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Austin Hays, DJ Herz, Aaron Hicks, Rhys Hoskins, Andy Ibanez, Cole Irvin, Danny Jansen, Ryan Jeffers, Colt Keith, Alex Kirilloff, Steven Kwan, Jung Hoo Lee, Otto Lopez, Lance Lynn , Martin Maldonado, Sean Manaea, Starling Marte, Nick Martini, Alec Marsh, Luis Matos, Max Mayer, Jake McCarthy, Jeff McNeil, MJ Melendez, Miles Mikolas, Bobby Miller, Gabriel Moreno, Kyle Muller, Max Muncy, Joe Musgrove, Tobias Myers, Matt Olson, Reese Olson, Tyler O’Neill, Mitchell Parker, James Paxton, Joc Pederson, Ryan Pepiot, Wenceel Perez, Tommy Pham, Evan Phillips, Ceddanne Rafaela, Cal Raleigh, Harold Ramirez, Colin Rea, Anthony Rizzo, Julio Rodriguez, Trevor Rogers, Christopher Sanchez, Anthony Santander, Nolan Schanuel, Christian Scott, Luis Severino, Jon Singleton, Jose Siri, Tarik Skubal, Jack Suwinski, Seiya Suzuki, Mike Tauchman, Abraham Toro, Luis Torrens, Justin Turner, Alex Verdugo, Tyler Wells, Trevor Williams, Patrick Wisdom, Bryan Woo, Christian Yelich
1/2 WOB
Andrew Abbott, Ozzie Albies, Logan Allen, Jonathan Aranda, Nolan Arenado, Pedro Avila, Jacob Barnes, Joey Bart, Chris Bassitt, Brett Baty, Christian Bethancourt, Brandon Bielak, Ty Blach, JJ Bleday, Xander Bogaerts, Sean Bouchard, Huascar Brazoban, Will Brennan, Brock Burke, Jose Butto, Edward Cabrera, Willie Calhoun, Jonathan Cannon, Willi Castro, Jackson Chourio, Aaron Civale, Michael Conforto, Patrick Corbin, Oneil Cruz, J. D. Davis, Envel De Los Santos, Elias Diaz, Brandon Drury, Shawn Dubin, Mauricio Dubon, Zack Effin, Buck Farmer, Freddy Fermin, Ryan Fernandez, Tyler Freeman, Austin Gomber, Marco Gonzales, Hogan Harris, Andrew Heaney, Nico Hoerner, Tyler Holton, Adrian Houser, Alex Jackson, Jimenez, Connor Joe, Corey Julks, Carson Kelly, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Kyle Leahy, Michael Lorenzen, Jesus Luzardo, Daniel Lynch IV, Kenta Maeda, Matt Manning, Manuel Margot, Ron Marinaccio, J. D. Martinez, Justin Martinez, Michael Massey, Kyle McCann, Triston McKenzie, Tylor Megill, Jake Meyers, Tyson Miller, Casey Mize, Jose Miranda, Anthony Molina, Roddery Munoz, Kevin Newman, Tomas Nido, Edward Olivares, Richie Palacios, Issac Paredes, Quinn Priester, Heliot Ramos, Luis Rengifo, Luis Robert Jr., Carlos Rodon, Grayson Rodriguez, Amed Rosario, Carlos Santana, Corey Seager, Gavin Sheets, Josh Smith, Jorge Soler, Jose Soriano, Spencer Schwellenbach, Jacob Stallings, Justin Steele, Tyler Stephenson, Eugenio Suarez, Dansby Swanson, Jameson Taillon, Dillon Tate, Rowdy Tellez, Michael Toglia, Chadwick Tromp, Trea Turner, Jose Urena, Louie Varland, Daulton Varsho, Justin Verlander, Taylor Ward, Luke Weaver, Hayden Wesneski, Bryse Wilson, Jesse Winker, Masyn Winn, Alex Wood, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Ryan Yarbrough
Josh Rojas and the Mariners topped the defending champion Rangers 7-5 and increased their tally on the Summer Score.
The American League remains unchanged with the Guardians, Mariners, Orioles, Royals, Twins and Yankees all adding on.
The more fluid National League saw the Braves, Brewers, Cardinals, Dodgers, Padres and Phillies earning 1.
Between Memorial Day and the end of June, each team is awarded 1 point for every day they have a playoff position in the Divisional or Wild Card standings.
UPDATED SUMMER SCORE TALLY FOR 2024
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BALTIMORE ORIOLES, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
CLEVELAND GUARDIANS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
KANSAS CITY ROYALS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
MINNESOTA TWINS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
NEW YORK YANKEES, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
SEATTLE MARINERS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ATLANTA BRAVES, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
LOS ANGELES DODGERS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
MILWAUKEE BREWERS, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
SAN DIEGO PADRES, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES, 20 (May 28 – June 15)
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS, 14 (May 28 – June 2, June 8 – June 14)
CHICAGO CUBS, 8 (June 2, June 4 – June 8, June 10)
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, 6 (June 3, June 8, June 10, June 14 – June 16)
CINCINNATI REDS, 3 (June 8 – June 10)
PITTSBURGH PIRATES, 1 (June 12)
For an explanation of the Summer Score can be found HERE.
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