Recap Roundups
May 10, 2015
NY Yankees 6, Baltimore 2
By the fourth inning, right-hander Michael Pineda had accumulated nine strikeouts and thought to himself, "Oh, it's going to be pretty good."
Boston 6, Toronto 3
Clay Buchholz was not going to let something like a turned ankle keep him from his first win since April 6.
Cleveland 8, Minnesota 2
Cleveland Indians right-hander Danny Salazar's timing was perfect.
Texas 2, Tampa Bay 1
With the Texas Rangers on the lookout for some offense, they were able to find it in a familiar place -- Adrian Beltre.
Washington 5, Atlanta 4
After Atlanta Braves third baseman Alberto Callaspo grounded out to the end Sunday's game, Washington Nationals closer Drew Storen got the baseball and exchanged high-fives with catcher Wilson Ramos near the mound.
NY Mets 7, Philadelphia 4
When Prince sang the words "party like it's 1999," he probably didn't intend for them to be too relevant 16 years past the turn of the millennium.
Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3
The people of Pittsburgh may not know much about their new player from Korea, but they have to like what they are seeing so far.
Chi. White Sox 4, Cincinnati 3
Gordon Beckham hadn't faced Cincinnati Reds closer Aroldis Chapman before in his career. Even so, he knew what he would be facing.
Milwaukee 3, Chi. Cubs 2
To celebrate Mother's Day, Milwaukee Brewers catcher Martin Maldonado flew his mother, Jeanette, up from their native Puerto Rico and was looking forward to catching up with her over a special dinner Sunday night.
LA Angels 3, Houston 1
Right-hander Garrett Richards came within eight outs of joining such pitchers as Nolan Ryan and Jered Weaver in the annals of the Los Angeles Angels' history.
San Francisco 3, Miami 2
When teammate Andrew Susac lined a one-out single in the bottom of the ninth inning Sunday, San Francisco Giants utility infielder Matt Duffy started preparing to be a hero.
Seattle 4, Oakland 3
Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez began his Mother's Day like most did Sunday: By calling his mother.
Arizona 2, San Diego 1
Because of their depleted pitching staff, the Arizona Diamondbacks all but guaranteed newcomer J.C. Ramirez that he would pitch Sunday. They did not say anything about his first major league victory, but he took care of that, too.
LA Dodgers 9, Colorado 5
Postponements have become the norm lately for the Colorado Rockies. Saturday was the third time this week they were rained out, this time against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
LA Dodgers 9, Colorado 5
While Clayton Kershaw continues searching for his vintage form, his Los Angeles Dodgers keep winning. Pinch hitter Justin Turner's two-run homer in the eighth inning keyed a four-run inning uprising that gave the Dodgers a 9-5 win over the Colorado Rockies on Sunday.
Kansas City 2, Detroit 1
The Kansas City Royals survived a long rain delay and two late-inning jams to win a weekend series against division rival Detroit.
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