The Royals took a 10-6 lead into the last of the sixth, and appeared to have things well in hand—the Red Sox, it seems, had other ideas.

The Sox rallied for five runs in the bottom of the last inning to pull out a thrilling 11-10 come-from-behind victory over the Royals. It was one of three victories the Red Sox would claim in the first week of league play.

Singles by Joey Comeau, Ross Hastings, Brandan Perreli, Tim Garvey and Keith Brassil keyed the game-winning rally for the Sox.

Comeau and Garvey split up the mound chores in the win. Garvey led the bat attack with two singles and a triple.

Cody Nez and Kyer Vega tossed the game for the Royals, who had opened the game with a quick lead when Nez, Alex Moser and Vega each scored runs.

A double by Comeau and singles by Brendon Crane and Brassil helped the Red Sox rally for six runs in the second inning in an 8-2 win over the A's. Crane and Garvey handled the pitching duties in the win.

Adam Rose and Jacob Warkov pitched for the A's and Andrew Berg and Ben Rosenberg scored the club's two runs in the fifth.

The Red Sox made it three straight with a 6-1 win over the Yankees. Crane singled and doubled in the win and Charlie Zwang ripped a double in the fifth. Crane and Garvey teamed to toss the win.

Gavin Honda, Michael Armstrong and Michael Hodgman split up the pitching duties for the Yanks and Ryan Martin singled and scored the team's only run in the first inning.

The Cubs and Tigers opened the season with back-to-back wins. The Cubs topped the Diamondbacks 4-2 and whipped the Astros 14-4, and the Tigers took the Orioles 6-2 and beat the Royals 8-2.

Mike Mitchell was 3 for 3, and his fourth-inning single knocked in a couple of runs. Mitchell and John Williams each singled in the first inning and raced home on a double by Tom Patton.

Matt Calhoun, Greg Peters and Preston Rind combined to pitch the win for the Tigers.

Bryan Houp and Corey Lanagan each singled in the third for the Orioles and scored on a double by Hayden Hibbard.

Michael Skubis belted a two-run triple and John Williams clubbed a three-run double to lead the Tigers to the win over the Royals. Calhoun also doubled in the win and Nick Lamson ripped a key single.

Matt Calhoun, Michael Skubis, Mike Mitchell and John Williams tossed the win for the Tigers.

Moser had two hits for the Royals and Peter Danna looked strong on the mound in a relief role.

Devin Coen was 4 for 4 and scored three runs and Jake Cathy was 3 for 4 with three runs scored to lead the Cubs to a 14-4 win over the Astros. Tyler Olivet had two hits and scored twice in the game and Josh Yun scored three runs. Jack Larson and Olivet split up the pitching duties for the Cubs.

Ashan Fernando doubled and tripled and Jacob Garber and Steven Carlquist each had two hits for the Astros.

Yun flipped five innings of no-hit baseball to lead the Cubs to a tight 4-2 win over the Diamondbacks. Yun ended up going the distance in the game.

The Diamondbacks broke up the no-hitter in the sixth when Jake Raynaud and Robbie Dunne each singled, then scored on a double by Patrick Schultz.

The Diamondbacks came back to win in a donnybrook against the Giants, taking the game 12-11 in eight innings.

The D'Backs trailed 11-5 heading into the bottom of the sixth when they rallied for six runs to tie it and send the game into extra innings. A single by Harrison Chadwick and doubles by Adam Gouldsbery and Chase Swenson were key hits in the game-tying rally.

Schultz scored a run in the last of the eighth to give the Diamondbacks the 12-11 win. He was also the winning pitcher with two innings of relief work. Raynaud had tossed the first six frames in the win.

Dunne doubled and tripled and scored three runs and Schultz singled and tripled.

Matt Horten had three hits and scored two runs for the Giants. Nick La Bombarda scored three of his club's 11 runs

Honda belted six hits in two games to lead the Yankees to a couple of wins in the first week of the season.

Honda was 4 for 4 with a triple to lead the Yanks to a 10-2 win over the A's. He also shared the pitching duties with Michael Hodgman, who chipped in with three hits.

Ben Rosenberg and Andrew Berg each tripled and John Cameron doubled for the A's. Cameron and Marcus Devarona were on the mound in the loss.

Honda threw three more innings and cracked two more hits for the Yankees in a 6-1 win over the Orioles. Hodgman also threw three innings in the game.