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Baseball scores and results on Sunday, 27 September 2026: full round-up

17 matches finished across 1 competition on Sunday, 27 September 2026, with highlights and what is coming up next.

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Baseball scores and results on Sunday, 27 September 2026: full round-up

Key facts

Sport
Baseball
Date
Sunday, 27 September 2026
Matches
17
Competitions
1
Total scored
161 runs

The day in numbers

17 matches were completed in our Baseball coverage on Sunday, 27 September 2026, across 1 competition. The results split into 12 home wins and 5 away wins.

Those matches produced 161 runs in total, an average of 9.5 per match. The highest-scoring game was San Diego Padres 10-7 Arizona Diamondbacks in MLB, with 17 runs. The biggest winning margin was 11 runs: Athletics 2-13 Houston Astros in MLB. Home sides won 71% of the matches on the day.

MLB

MLB produced 17 matches on the day and 161 runs in total.

Houston Astros recorded the biggest win of the day in this competition, 13-2 against Athletics.

Results in MLB: San Diego Padres 10-7 Arizona Diamondbacks; Seattle Mariners 8-4 Los Angeles Angels; Athletics 2-13 Houston Astros; Washington Nationals 6-4 New York Mets; Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 Tampa Bay Rays; San Francisco Giants 1-5 Los Angeles Dodgers.

MLB
HomeScoreAway
San Diego Padres10-7Arizona Diamondbacks
Seattle Mariners8-4Los Angeles Angels
Athletics2-13Houston Astros
Washington Nationals6-4New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies7-3Tampa Bay Rays
San Francisco Giants1-5Los Angeles Dodgers
Athletics0-9Houston Astros
Boston Red Sox2-6Chicago Cubs
Toronto Blue Jays5-1Cincinnati Reds
Minnesota Twins6-4Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox4-2Colorado Rockies
Detroit Tigers2-4Pittsburgh Pirates
Seattle Mariners7-3Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Royals3-2Cleveland Guardians

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