Recap Roundups
May 09, 2015
Baltimore 6, NY Yankees 2
Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones exited the clubhouse and yelled across the room to Chris Davis: "Nice swing buddy".
Toronto 7, Boston 1
When John Gibbons visited Drew Hutchison while he was in a jam in the fifth inning of the Toronto Blue Jays' 7-1 win over the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, it was not to lift him from the game but to lift his spirits.
Kansas City 6, Detroit 2
Jeremy Guthrie and Anibal Sanchez matched up for the second time in a week. The rematch led to a role reversal, with Guthrie in control and Sanchez getting knocked around.
Washington 8, Atlanta 6
Every day brings a different kind of drama for Washington right fielder Bryce Harper, who has six home runs and 12 RBIs in the last three games.
Minnesota 7, Cleveland 4
A blowout turned into a close game late, but that doesn't seem to matter to the streaking Minnesota Twins who always seem to find a way to win.
Cincinnati 10, Chi. White Sox 4
Joey Votto realizes he had to pay a price for bumping umpire Chris Conroy earlier this week.
Tampa Bay 7, Texas 2
Perhaps the only thing more consistent than the Tampa Bay Rays' injuries this season is the team's ability to get quality pitching no matter who they send out on the mound.
NY Mets 3, Philadelphia 2
New York Mets center fielder Juan Lagares hadn't been hitting. His teammate, shortstop Ruben Tejada, hadn't been playing.
Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 5
Jordy Mercer was at the center of the biggest moment of the game and had a front-row seat for the oddest.
Chi. White Sox 8, Cincinnati 2
Carlos Rodon tried to handle his first major league start the way he would any other appearance.
Milwaukee 12, Chi. Cubs 4
The Milwaukee Brewers have been waiting all season for an offensive explosion like the one they produced Saturday night.
San Diego 6, Arizona 4
San Diego left fielder Justin Upton loves hitting at Chase Field, where he has 70 career home runs. He also appears to love picking on the team that plays there.
Houston 6, LA Angels 5
Early power provided the means for the Houston Astros to claim the best record in the American League.
Miami 6, San Francisco 2
Madison Bumgarner is tough to beat under any circumstances. But the San Francisco Giants ace left-hander had been impossible to beat on his double-digit strikeout nights.
Seattle 7, Oakland 2
Seattle Mariners starter J.A. Happ got an early lead and some solid defense on the way to earning his third victory of the season Saturday night.
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