Recap Roundups
April 26, 2016
Philadelphia 4, Washington 3
For the second game in a row, Bryce Harper came to bat in the last of the ninth with his team trailing by one run.
Chi. White Sox 10, Toronto 1
Chris Sale is off to a perfect start this season, and the Chicago White Sox are not far behind.
Tampa Bay 3, Baltimore 1
Kevin Kiermaier is used to helping win games with his Gold Glove in the field, but he also got it done at the plate Tuesday, hitting a two-run home run in the sixth to lead the Tampa Bay Rays to a 3-1 win over the Orioles at Tropicana Field.
Boston 11, Atlanta 4
After getting hammered in his last start, Boston pitcher David Price admitted he needed something positive to happen on Tuesday night.
Oakland 5, Detroit 1
Rich Hill tossed seven shutout innings and Marcus Semien hit a two-run homer, leading the Oakland Athletics past the Detroit Tigers 5-1 on Tuesday at Comerica Park.
NY Mets 4, Cincinnati 3
Spokesperson Jay Horwitz stepped out of a back room inside the New York Mets clubhouse Tuesday night and delivered the news to the two dozen or so reporters milling about waiting to talk to Yoenis Cespedes.
Texas 10, NY Yankees 1
Despite a four-game losing streak that saw the Texas Rangers struggle to score, alarms didn't go off in the clubhouse.
Chi. Cubs 4, Milwaukee 3
Kyle Hendricks was sailing along comfortably with a two-hit outing against the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday when Cubs manager Joe Maddon opted to pull him.
Minnesota 6, Cleveland 5
Miguel Sano's RBI single with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning lifted the Minnesota Twins to a 6-5 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night at Target Field.
Minnesota 6, Cleveland 5
Doing some of their best work late in the game, the Minnesota Twins came up with yet another clutch hit in the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday at Target Field.
Pittsburgh 9, Colorado 4
A day off not only revived Andrew McCutchen, it catapulted him into the Pittsburgh Pirates' slugging history.
St. Louis 8, Arizona 2
Brandon Moss made it difficult on himself in two-out situations last season. This time around, he is transferring that trouble to opposing pitchers.
LA Angels 9, Kansas City 4
Johnny Giavotella endured some good-natured ribbing from some of his Los Angeles Angels teammates as he was surrounded by reporters after the game against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday.
Seattle 11, Houston 1
Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano was able to offer a sheepish grin and a joke after losing track of outs and failing to turn a double play in Tuesday's seventh inning. Driving in six runs during an 11-1 rout over the Houston Astros makes it easier to laugh off the mistake.
Miami 6, LA Dodgers 3
Giancarlo Stanton continued to make himself at home at Dodger Stadium.
San Francisco 1, San Diego 0
Football coaches often are warned: Don't take points off the board.
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