Recap Roundups
May 17, 2017
Houston 3, Miami 0
Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers paid tribute to the late Jose Fernandez on Wednesday afternoon in a way the former Marlins star would appreciate.
Tampa Bay 7, Cleveland 4
The Tampa Bay Rays lead the American League in home runs and striking out, and they did plenty of both in a three-game series that ended Wednesday at Progressive Field.
Arizona 5, NY Mets 4
Matt Harvey gave the New York Mets a chance to win. But the end result was all the same.
LA Dodgers 6, San Francisco 1
Clayton Kershaw silenced the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
Pittsburgh 6, Washington 1
Gerrit Cole hasn't received much run support from the Pittsburgh Pirates' offense this season.
Detroit 5, Baltimore 4
Tyler Collins kept his chin up while his batting average plummeted during an 0-for-30 slump. The drought finally ended on Wednesday night with the biggest power display of the Detroit Tigers center fielder's career.
Atlanta 8, Toronto 4
The Atlanta Braves have scored 27 runs in taking three straight interleague games against the Toronto Blue Jays, but the latest victory may have been costly.
Texas 9, Philadelphia 3
The Texas Rangers have gotten production from all over their lineup in their recent hot streak.
Chi. Cubs 7, Cincinnati 5
Kyle Hendricks may not be completely back to the stingy ERA and dominance he exhibited in 2016, but he is getting close.
NY Yankees 11, Kansas City 7
Jason Vargas was putting up Cy Young worthy credentials in his first seven starts.
Boston 5, St. Louis 4
Well before he took his only swing of the night that mattered, Chris Young was getting himself prepared for that opportunity.
LA Angels 12, Chi. White Sox 8
Chicago White Sox reliever Anthony Swarzak had not given up a run all season. Then he faced Los Angeles Angels slugger Mike Trout on Wednesday.
Seattle 4, Oakland 0
Christian Bergman gave the Seattle Mariners exactly what they needed Wednesday night.
Milwaukee 3, San Diego 1
Jett Bandy's ninth-inning single Wednesday didn't just lead to a 3-1 Milwaukee win over the San Diego Padres at Petco Park.
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