Recap Roundups
May 31, 2017
Arizona 6, Pittsburgh 5
After a 1-hour, 33-minute rain delay piled on to a game that took 4 hours, 40 minutes to actually play, Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder David Peralta had pretty much had enough baseball for one day.
Toronto 5, Cincinnati 4
Luke Maile has developed a reputation for being an excellent catcher defensively.
Miami 10, Philadelphia 2
Marcell Ozuna is retiring his "borrowed" bat.
Houston 17, Minnesota 6
After piling up a franchise record for runs in a series and finishing out a seventh straight win, Houston Astros manager A.J. Hinch asked a rhetorical question to the reporters surrounding him on Wednesday.
San Diego 2, Chi. Cubs 1
Until recently, Franchy Cordero was considered one of the fastest baserunners in the San Diego Padres minor league system.
Oakland 3, Cleveland 1
The Oakland A's are fortunate that they brought left-hander Sean Manaea on their seven-game trip to the Bronx and Cleveland.
Baltimore 10, NY Yankees 4
Adam Jones returned to the lineup Wednesday night, and the Baltimore Orioles were happy to see him back.
Milwaukee 7, NY Mets 1
First, the Milwaukee Brewers found the most surprising slugger of the 2017 season. Now they might have discovered the game's most unlikely leadoff hitter.
Tampa Bay 7, Texas 5
The Tampa Bay Rays aren't just leading the majors in home runs. They are hitting the long ball in a timely fashion.
Boston 4, Chi. White Sox 1
Boston Red Sox designated hitter Pablo Sandoval resisted the urge to swing for the fences in his first game back from the disabled list after missing more than a month.
Detroit 6, Kansas City 5
Long balls and two-out, two-run doubles helped the Detroit Tigers end their grueling trip in the win column.
St. Louis 2, LA Dodgers 1
Most starting pitchers wouldn't think twice about turning down anyone who wanted to spend time with them two hours before they took the mound for a game.
LA Angels 2, Atlanta 1
There was a noteworthy home run Wednesday night at Angel Stadium, but it wasn't the one the 35,000 or so fans wearing red came to witness.
Seattle 5, Colorado 0
The Seattle Mariners were looking for a big boost with the return of James Paxton.
Washington 3, San Francisco 1
Having hardly worked up a sweat in a 100-pitch, complete-game effort, Washington Nationals right-hander Max Scherzer immediately turned his attention to a tougher task late Wednesday night: Figuring out a way into Thursday's Game 1 of the NBA Finals while the Nationals spend the rest of the week in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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