Recap Roundups
May 01, 2016
Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 1
The Blue Jays and Rays took a pitchers' duel into the ninth inning, but Tampa Bay missed a chance for an inning-ending double play in the ninth and Troy Tulowitzki followed with a three-run home run as Toronto and Marcus Stroman pulled out a 5-1 win on Sunday at Tropicana Field.
San Francisco 6, NY Mets 1
For one afternoon, the San Francisco Giants turned into the go-go Giants.
Chi. White Sox 7, Baltimore 1
On a day when he didn't have his best stuff, Chris Sale was still able to give the Chicago White Sox a much-needed boost.
Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5
In a game difficult to track as it swung back and forth, it was just as challenging to pick out a definitive hero.
Detroit 6, Minnesota 5
Jarrod Saltalamacchia wasn't the first Detroit Tiger to do damage with two outs on Sunday, but he was the last.
Milwaukee 14, Miami 5
There was no need for a last-ditch comeback attempt for the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday afternoon at Miller Park. The Brewers' offense made sure they took care of business early in their series finale against the Miami Marlins.
Washington 6, St. Louis 1
From the first pitch of Sunday's game, Max Scherzer knew it was back.
Atlanta 4, Chi. Cubs 3
Julio Teheran may be showing the way forward as the Atlanta Braves seek to dig out after a wretched start.
Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 1
In a pitchers' duel on a sloppy, wet day at Citizens Bank Park, it took Danny Salazar's duel with the pitcher's mound to help determine the winner.
LA Angels 9, Texas 6
A game that featured a pair of aces starting on the mound shouldn't result in a combined 15 runs and 28 hits.
Houston 2, Oakland 1
Jose Altuve jump-started the offense and Doug Fister and the defense took care of the rest. The result is a happy flight home.
Kansas City 4, Seattle 1
Mired in a five-game losing streak that saw them go two-plus games with scoring a run, the Kansas City Royals were in desperate need of a slump-buster Sunday afternoon.
Colorado 6, Arizona 3
Colorado Rockies right-hander Chad Bettis searched for one of an endless supply of superlatives to describe teammate Nolan Arenado.
LA Dodgers 1, San Diego 0
Clayton Kershaw put his foot down.
Boston 8, NY Yankees 7
Christian Vazquez had a chat with Boston Red Sox batting coach Chili Davis as New York Yankees reliever Dellin Betances was making his way to the Fenway Park mound in the seventh inning Sunday night.
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