Recap Roundups
May 10, 2016
Detroit 5, Washington 4
Victor Martinez had four hits and scored two runs and Nick Castellanos hit a home run for the second night in a row.
NY Yankees 10, Kansas City 7
Keeping Lorenzo Cain in the ballpark proved difficult for the New York Yankees.
Boston 13, Oakland 5
BOSTON --- It took longer than anticipated, but the Boston Red Sox are finally getting the offensive production they paid for.
Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 2
It took Adam Morgan four tries, but he finally beat his hometown team.
Milwaukee 10, Miami 2
The last time Miami Marlins left-hander Adam Conley faced the Milwaukee Brewers -- which was just 11 days ago at Miller Park -- he was untouchable, retiring 23 batters without allowing a hit.
Texas 13, Chi. White Sox 11
Ryan Rua launched a three-run blast to center field in the bottom of the eighth to give the Texas Rangers an improbable 13-11 win over the Chicago White Sox.
Texas 13, Chi. White Sox 11
Trailing by five runs against the best bullpen in the majors is not usually a formula for success, but the Texas Rangers made it work by scoring seven runs in the eighth inning Tuesday for a 13-11 win over the Chicago White Sox.
Chi. Cubs 8, San Diego 7
Jon Lester admitted he didn't have his best stuff Tuesday, and the Chicago Cubs' bullpen collectively struggled, too.
Chi. Cubs 8, San Diego 7
Ben Zobrist's outsized contributions in the Chicago Cubs' last seven games helped him land National League co-player of the week honors on Monday.
Baltimore 5, Minnesota 3
An early season slump has caused Baltimore Orioles to put in plenty of extra work to try and find a way out.
Baltimore 5, Minnesota 3
The Minnesota Twins' quest to snap a five-game losing streak will have to wait another day.
Cleveland 4, Houston 0
At some point the sample size becomes large enough to take notice, to ponder if there is something brewing in the numbers.
Arizona 5, Colorado 1
A dominant start by Rubby De La Rosa enabled the Arizona Diamondbacks to beat Colorado 5-1 Tuesday night and add to the Rockies' misery at home.
St. Louis 8, LA Angels 1
Scoring runs is not a problem for the St. Louis Cardinals this season.
St. Louis 8, LA Angels 1
Matt Carpenter hit two home runs, and Matt Holliday and Randall Grichuk each hit one as the St. Louis Cardinals pounded the already reeling Los Angeles Angels, 8-1, Tuesday night at Angel Stadium.
Seattle 6, Tampa Bay 4
Seattle starting pitcher Wade Miley had trouble keeping the ball in the park on Tuesday night, but he still came away with his third consecutive winning decision -- thanks to a pair of big home runs from his Mariners.
LA Dodgers 3, NY Mets 2
The Los Angeles Dodgers waited all night for the big hit to come.
Toronto 4, San Francisco 0
J.A. Happ was the losing pitcher on the night San Francisco Giants right-hander Matt Cain threw a perfect game on June 13, 2012.
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