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From front-page news to powerful moments you may have missed, this gallery showcases today’s top photos chosen by Associated Press photo editors.
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Jorge Mateo had four hits, Dominic Smith launched a two-run homer and Chris Sale cruised to his third win of the season as the Atlanta Braves pounded the Cleveland Guardians 13-1. Atlanta took two of three games from the Guardians and is the only team yet to lose a series this season. The Braves, who got 19 hits, lead the NL East by two games. Sale gave up a season-high eight hits in six innings but allowed just a homer by Rhys Hoskins leading off the sixth with the Braves in front 9-0. The left-hander threw 97 pitches. He struck out six, walked one and stranded seven runners. Mauricio Dubón was 3 for 4 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI for the Braves.
Diego Rossi scored late in the second half to rally Columbus to a 1-1 draw with Orlando City after the Crew lost Wessam Abou Ali to a first-half injury. Marco Pašalić used assists from rookie Tiago Souza — his first — and Iván Angulo — his fourth — in the 14th minute to score for the second time this season and give Orlando City (1-5-1) a 1-0 lead. Abou Ali left on a stretcher in the 35th minute with an apparent right leg injury. He was replaced by Taha Habroune. Rossi ended a four-match streak without a goal contribution for Columbus (1-3-3) when he took a pass from Habroune in the 80th minute and scored the Crew’s first home goal of the season for the equalizer.
The East play-in games are set. Miami goes to Charlotte for an elimination game Tuesday and Orlando goes to Philadelphia for a win-and-you're-in game Wednesday. Also set in the East are two first-round matchups, with Cleveland taking on Toronto and New York meeting Atlanta. The Western Conference bracket will have some matchups finalized later Sunday night.