Best games on Monday, September 7

Monday, September 7, 2026 · final

The Lineup Is ranked 63 games on Monday, September 7 and found 5 worth watching, led by Cubs at Brewers at 92/100. Here's how that day's slate finished.

  1. #1 · MLBImportance 92/100
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    Cubs at Brewers

    Cubs81-643
    Brewers89-564

    The Brewers scored three in the eighth to go ahead for the last time and won by one run with the Cubs finishing on three in the run column. Gasser led the way with 4.2 innings and five strikeouts. The Brewers won the last meeting 4-3 earlier today.

  2. #2 · MLBImportance 87/100
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    Braves at Phillies

    Braves85-590
    Phillies81-631

    The Phillies scored one in the eighth to go ahead for the last time and won by one run with the Braves finishing on zero in the run column. Luzardo finished with six innings and nine strikeouts. The Phillies won the last meeting 1-0 earlier today.

  3. #3 · ATPImportance 57/100
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    L. Tien at K. Khachanov

    L. Tien#15
    K. Khachanov#50

    Khachanov is ranked 50th and beat world No. 15 Tien 3-2, closing the fifth 6-4. The last two sets were a one-sided set, then a tight one. US Open loses the fourteenth seed in the Round 4.

  4. LIVE#4 · MLBImportance 61/100
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    Blue Jays at Athletics

    Blue Jays72-725
    Athletics57-875

    The Athletics have the go-ahead run on second in the ninth. Varland has three outs to get out of it. The Blue Jays have 9 hits to 5.

  5. #5 · MLBImportance 52/100
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    Reds at Dodgers

    Reds69-753
    Dodgers87-576

    The Reds made two errors in a game decided by three runs, finishing on three in the run column. Sheehan finished with 5.2 innings and 10 strikeouts. The Dodgers won the last meeting 6-3 earlier today.

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