Recap Roundups
April 24, 2016
Tampa Bay 8, NY Yankees 1
Two years ago Steven Souza Jr.'s birthday gift was getting sent down to the minors, and last year it was a day off against knuckleballer R.A. Dickey.
Toronto 6, Oakland 3
Drew Hutchison made the most of his chance.
Cleveland 6, Detroit 3
Their starting pitcher left the field grimacing as the team's trainers helped him back to the dugout. Fortunately for the Cleveland Indians, they had a former starter to call upon and rescue their bid to sweep the Detroit Tigers.
Chi. Cubs 9, Cincinnati 0
Tommy La Stella has appeared in only nine games this season. But, manager Joe Maddon appreciates how he comes to the ballpark every day ready to play.
Washington 6, Minnesota 5
Dusty Baker was not in a major league dugout during the 2014 and '15 seasons, as he was out of baseball following his tenure as the manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
NY Mets 3, Atlanta 2
The New York Mets did not need to continue their home run blitz to make Jacob deGrom a winner in his return to the mound Sunday.
Chi. White Sox 4, Texas 1
After a forgettable 2015 season, Mat Latos is making quite a comeback.
Milwaukee 8, Philadelphia 5
Looking to snap a three-game losing streak, the Milwaukee Brewers had everything to go right Sunday afternoon.
Kansas City 6, Baltimore 1
Yordano Ventura was nearly flawless after the first inning, and he received offensive assistance from Kansas City Royals reserves Drew Butera and Christian Colon, who were making rare starts.
Seattle 9, LA Angels 4
The Seattle Mariners continued their early road success by relying once again on their power.
Miami 5, San Francisco 4
Already with three hits under his belt in a ballpark where he'd never previously had even one, Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto decided to shoot for the moon in the eighth inning of a tie game Sunday.
Pittsburgh 12, Arizona 10
Forty-three players entered, including every position player on both teams. Three pitchers pinch-hit, and two got rally-feeding singles. One starting pitcher pinch-ran and then played left field.
LA Dodgers 12, Colorado 10
Even by the no-lead-is-safe standards of Coors Field, the Los Angeles Dodgers' 12-10 win Sunday over the Colorado Rockies defied belief.
LA Dodgers 12, Colorado 10
Even by the no-lead-is-safe standards of Coors Field, the Los Angeles Dodgers' 12-10 win Sunday over the Colorado Rockies defied belief.
St. Louis 8, San Diego 5
Appropriately, the last out in St. Louis' 8-5 win over the San Diego Padres at Petco Park Sunday afternoon was a ground ball to Cardinals second baseman Jedd Gyorko.
Boston 7, Houston 5
No matter the situation, the Boston Red Sox fought back time and time again Sunday to pull out a 12-inning victory.
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