Joining Alan Trammel, who is at the ballpark as part of the team’s celebration of the 30th anniversary of its 1984 World Championship, Rajai Davis becomes just the second Tigers player since World War II to hit a game-ending grand slam with his team trailing by three runs in the bottom of the ninth. The 33 year-old outfielder goes deep off Oakland’s Sean Doolittle, who hangs a curveball that gives Detroit the dramatic 5-4 victory in front of a sold-out Comerica Park.

Mike Hessman of the Toledo Mud Hens takes Jake Brigham of the Indianapolis Indians deep for his 259th International League home run. This breaks Ollie Carnegie’s IL home run record, Carnegie having last played in the circuit 69 years earlier.

After beginning his last start with 6 perfect innings, the Cubs’ Jake Arrieta is at it again, taking a no-hitter into the 8th inning before the Red Sox’s Stephen Drew singles with two out. He ends up a 2 – 0 winner, as two relievers complete the two-hit shutout.

The Rays set a major league record when Brad Boxberger strikes out Ichiro Suzuki of the Yankees in the 12th inning of a 4 – 3 win. Ichiro’s is the 287th strikeout by a Rays pitcher in June, beating by one the record for most K’s in a month set by the Cubs in August of 2002.