Recap Roundups
April 20, 2016
Cincinnati 6, Colorado 5
Tucker Barnhart's single in the bottom of the ninth inning drove home Brandon Phillips with the winning run lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a wild 6-5 victory over the Colorado Rockies in the finale of a three-game series on Wednesday afternoon at Great American Ball Park.
St. Louis 5, Chi. Cubs 3
Carlos Martinez says he owes Randal Grichuk dinner after the St. Louis Cardinals' flight lands Thursday in San Diego.
St. Louis 5, Chi. Cubs 3
A quick start gave the St. Louis Cardinals control of their homestand and series finale at Busch Stadium Wednesday against the Chicago Cubs.
Chi. White Sox 2, LA Angels 1
Chris Sale became the first four-game winner in the major leagues this season as the Chicago White Sox beat the Anaheim Angels 2-1 on Wednesday afternoon.
Seattle 2, Cleveland 1
Taijuan Walker pitched six innings without allowing an earned run and Norichika Aoki's two-run triple provided all of the offense as the Seattle Mariners beat the Cleveland Indians 2-1 Wednesday night at Progressive Field.
Baltimore 4, Toronto 3
The Baltimore Orioles already have shown they are one of the top teams in the major leagues when it comes to power hitting, but they are not just relying on home runs to win games.
Oakland 5, NY Yankees 2
Kendall Graveman had not won in nearly 10 months. It was significantly longer since his last at-bat.
Philadelphia 5, NY Mets 4
Peter Bourjos batted ninth in the Philadelphia Phillies' lineup Wednesday against the New York Mets, behind starting pitcher Jeremy Hellickson.
Boston 7, Tampa Bay 3
It seemed like Tuesday's one-hit blunder served as a wakeup call for the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night.
LA Dodgers 5, Atlanta 3
In the fourth inning, Justin Turner hit a ball almost as far as possible in Turner Field and came away empty. In the 10th, he hit one about 200 feet that turned out to be the difference in the game.
Washington 3, Miami 1
Emergencies are Yusmeiro Petit's specialty.
Detroit 3, Kansas City 2
The Detroit Tigers awarded Jordan Zimmermann megabucks to anchor their rotation, and he has richly rewarded them.
Texas 2, Houston 1
ARLINGTON, Texas –- Cole Hamels sure seems to love his new playground.
Texas 2, Houston 1
Cole Hamels sure seems to love his new playground.
Milwaukee 10, Minnesota 5
There is nothing quite like home cooking for the Milwaukee Brewers.
San Diego 8, Pittsburgh 2
Drew Pomeranz left a first impression that caused some to do a double-take.
Arizona 2, San Francisco 1
Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Welington Castillo broke a scoreless tie with a two-run, seventh-inning home run off Madison Bumgarner, helping Zack Greinke record an eighth straight victory over the San Francisco Giants, 2-1 Wednesday night.
Arizona 2, San Francisco 1
Zack Greinke admitted Wednesday night he hadn't been at his best in his first three starts for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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