Recap Roundups
May 19, 2015
Baltimore 9, Seattle 4
Jimmy Paredes wants to eventually become an all-around, dependable player for the Baltimore Orioles who can shine both defensively and with his bat.
Minnesota 8, Pittsburgh 5
TSBURGH --- Joe Mauer won the American League MVP award in 2009, is a three-time AL batting champion and has been selected to six All-Star Games.
Washington 8, NY Yankees 6
Washington first baseman Ryan Zimmerman, a University of Virginia product, faced pitcher Andrew Miller several times in college in the Atlantic Coast Conference when the lefty hurler was at the University of North Carolina.
LA Angels 3, Toronto 2
A squibber down the third-base line in the eighth inning proved to be the difference on Tuesday and the Los Angeles Angels came away with a 3-2 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Milwaukee 8, Detroit 1
The key, Milwaukee believes, was the Brewers getting a shutdown half-inning after scoring six runs in the top of the third.
Boston 4, Texas 3
John Farrell's decision-making was called into question Tuesday afternoon.
Tampa Bay 5, Atlanta 3
Every player on the Tampa Bay Rays roster seems capable of producing the big hit these days. On Tuesday night it was Logan Forsythe's turn.
Arizona 4, Miami 2
Maybe Wednesday it will be Mark Trumbo's or Ender Inciarte's turn to be the hero.
St. Louis 10, NY Mets 2
The only thing the St. Louis Cardinals needed more than a quick run on Tuesday night was the length right-hander Michael Wacha provided.
Cleveland 3, Chi. White Sox 1
Trevor Bauer had been untouchable, mowing down the first 11 hitters he faced Tuesday against the Chicago White Sox.
Houston 6, Oakland 4
What is serving as a winning formula for the surprising Houston Astros through the opening six weeks of the season -- abundant slugging and solid pitching -- played out to similar results Tuesday night.
Kansas City 3, Cincinnati 0
Mike Moustakas continued his breakout season, while Yordano Ventura pitched masterfully.
Colorado 6, Philadelphia 5
Nothing has come easy for the Colorado Rockies during this trying season.
San Diego 4, Chi. Cubs 3
At just the right time, the San Diego Padres rebounded Tuesday night.
San Francisco 2, LA Dodgers 0
Tim Hudson erased a lot of negative trends lately with one fine outing Tuesday.
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