Tuesday’s West baseball window: two shutouts, a six-run comeback and a one-run finish

Tuesday's late baseball window produced five different results worth reading together. The Dodgers and Astros each completed a 7-0 win. Arizona used a three-run first inning and Michael Soroka's seven-inning start to beat Colorado. Minnesota edged San Francisco by one run after a sixth-inning rally. The Athletics supplied the night's sharpest reversal, erasing a six-run Angels lead.

The games

• Soroka strikes out nine as Diamondbacks beat Rockies 7-2. Arizona's 13-hit night began with three runs in the first, and Nolan Arenado homered against Colorado later on.
• Athletics erase six-run deficit, beat Angels 9-7. Carlos Cortes and Zack Gelof homered in the eighth after the A's scored five runs across the sixth and seventh.
• Jenkins homers as Twins edge Giants 3-2. Luke Keaschall and Brooks Lee flipped a one-run deficit in the sixth; Walker Jenkins' homer became the winning margin.
• Freddie Freeman drives in three as Dodgers blank Padres 7-0. Los Angeles' shutout was already covered in the morning report.
• Yordan Alvarez and Christian Walker power Astros past Mariners 7-0. Houston's shutout was also covered in the morning report.

The set spans two shutouts, a close game, a steady early lead and a six-run comeback. Each linked recap carries its own box score, source details and game context. The Athletics' result turned latest: Los Angeles still led 6-5 after seven, before Cortes and Gelof each hit a two-run homer in the eighth. Minnesota's margin was the smallest, and Jenkins' seventh-inning run mattered when San Francisco scored in the ninth.

This window index keeps the five game accounts together without repeating them as separate versions of the same result. Readers who want a single team's inning-by-inning account can use the individual game links above.