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Down in Miami, the Marlins finally exhaled. Griffin Conine delivered a walk-off run-scoring single to beat the Philadelphia Phillies eight to seven on Monday, snapping a twelve-game losing streak that had become the longest in franchise history. That is a weight lifted in South Florida.
Meanwhile in Washington, the tennis courts were busy and full of surprises. France's Terence Atmane knocked off Frances Tiafoe in three sets, four-six, six-three, six-four, avenging a first-round Wimbledon defeat in the opening round of the Mubadala Washington Open. Revenge served cold on a hard court.
And over in the Bronx, the Yankees got their work done against the White Sox with a little help from an unlikely source. Jazz Chisholm Junior drove in two runs, but it was Ali Sanchez, blasting his first career major league home run in the eighth inning, that truly broke the game open and sealed the victory for New York.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
