Recap Roundups
May 24, 2016
Tampa Bay 4, Miami 3
Logan Morrison got his revenge.
NY Yankees 6, Toronto 0
Three weeks ago, nothing was working for the New York Yankees.
Pittsburgh 12, Arizona 1
Pittsburgh's 17 hits didn't bother the Diamondbacks nearly as much as the two hit-by-pitches by a wild and hard-throwing Pirates reliever that put Arizona's middle infielders out of the game.
Washington 7, NY Mets 4
Pitching coach Mike Maddux walked slowly to the mound, then was surrounded by his infielders as he talked to right-hander Stephen Strasburg in the top of the seventh inning.
Boston 8, Colorado 3
Even a veteran baseball man such as Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell has to shake his head at what David Ortiz is doing in the first half of his farewell season.
Detroit 3, Philadelphia 1
Ninth innings have been touch and go -- mostly go -- for the Detroit Tigers in recent seasons.
Milwaukee 2, Atlanta 1
A career-best 12 strikeouts by Julio Teheran wasn't enough to get Atlanta Braves interim manager Brian Snitker a victory in his first home game Tuesday night.
Chi. Cubs 12, St. Louis 3
Just like Alfred E. Neuman, the Chicago Cubs had no reason to worry.
Texas 4, LA Angels 1
Texas rookie Nomar Mazara helped fill a huge void in left-hander Martin Perez's season on Tuesday.
Houston 3, Baltimore 2
Orioles center fielder Adam Jones possesses such a sterling reputation defensively that it required something unusual for the Astros to take advantage of him and Baltimore late Tuesday night.
Cleveland 6, Chi. White Sox 2
Chris Sale was on cruise control, but the Cleveland Indians gave the Chicago White Sox's ace his first speed bump of the season Tuesday night at U.S. Cellular Field.
Kansas City 7, Minnesota 4
The Kansas City Royals are striking early and often against the Minnesota Twins.
Seattle 6, Oakland 5
Immediately after making contact, Seattle Mariners center fielder Leonys Martin turned toward the home dugout and barked out a celebratory howl as he flipped his bat.
LA Dodgers 8, Cincinnati 2
Mike Bolsinger's first major league start of the season was followed by an immediate demotion to the minor leagues.
San Francisco 8, San Diego 2
Jeff Samardzija insists he rarely has had as much fun watching teammates pitch as he is having with the San Francisco Giants.
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