Recap Roundups
April 15, 2017
Philadelphia 4, Washington 2
For at least one day, the Philadelphia Phillies had a lockdown bullpen.
NY Yankees 3, St. Louis 2
Neither Carlos Martinez or CC Sabathia could ever remember seeing a pitching line of eight walks and 11 strikeouts.
Toronto 2, Baltimore 1
The Toronto Blue Jays signed power hitter Kendrys Morales in the offseason from the Kansas City Royals for his offense, and he delivered on Saturday at the Rogers Centre.
Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 5
Scooter Gennett spent his first four big-league seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers, so when he delivered an RBI double in the seventh inning on Saturday, the Cincinnati Reds left fielder got an earful from his former teammates.
Minnesota 6, Chi. White Sox 0
Catcher Chris Gimenez went to the mound during the fourth inning to give pitcher Ervin Santana a chance to reset after a walk, a wild pitch and a long foul ball by Jose Abreu of the Chicago White Sox.
Pittsburgh 8, Chi. Cubs 7
Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder Andrew McCutchen apologized for staring at his phone as a group of reporters arrived at his locker. He said he was looking for emojis.
Pittsburgh 8, Chi. Cubs 7
Andrew McCutchen hit a go-ahead, three-run home run to cap a five-run seventh inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for an 8-7 win over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday afternoon.
Colorado 5, San Francisco 0
Colorado Rockies right-hander Tyler Chatwood loves the fans at AT&T Park in San Francisco.
Houston 10, Oakland 6
OAKLAND, Calif. --- The Houston Astros could not get a hit off Sean Manaea for and the Oakland Athletics for six innings.
Boston 2, Tampa Bay 1
With any support at all, Chris Sale could be 3-0 with his new team.
Cleveland 13, Detroit 6
It was not a game befitting two aces.
Miami 5, NY Mets 4
For center fielder Christian Yelich, being dirty never felt so good.
Atlanta 4, San Diego 2
Brandon Phillips, who grew up outside Atlanta rooting for the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field, didn't have to wait long for his first home run at his new team's new home.
Kansas City 3, LA Angels 2
Joakim Soria may have been charged with a blown save, but he also picked up the victory with some key outs.
LA Dodgers 8, Arizona 4
On a day when Major League Baseball honored the anniversary of the day that Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, the Los Angeles Dodgers paid homage to the first black player by unveiling an 800-pound bronze statue depicting Robinson as a rookie sliding into home plate.
Seattle 5, Texas 0
The Texas Rangers couldn't muster a hit against James Paxton for 5 1/3 innings on Saturday at Safeco Field. Once they did, Paxton returned to his dominant ways in the Seattle Mariners' 5-0 win over the Rangers.
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