Recap Roundups
June 02, 2015
Washington 2, Toronto 0
Jordan Zimmermann threw eight scoreless innings and ignited the winning rally in the fifth inning as the Washington Nationals beat the Toronto Blue Jays 2-0 on Tuesday in the opener of a split doubleheader.
Washington 2, Toronto 0
The first of a three-game series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Washington Nationals was rained out Monday at Nationals Park.
Colorado 6, LA Dodgers 3
Michael McKenry homered and drove in three runs and Jorge De La Rosa gave the Colorado Rockies six solid innings Tuesday in a 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first game of day-night doubleheader.
Toronto 7, Washington 3
Kevin Pillar said he never previously hit two homers in a game at any level.
Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 4
With the winning run at third base in the bottom of the ninth on Tuesday night, Philadelphia Phillies reliever Jonathan Papelbon grabbed a bat, pulled on a helmet and headed for the on-deck circle.
Oakland 5, Detroit 3
Ben Zobrist has seen opponents benefit from his team's miscues too often this season. When the Oakland A's caught a break on Tuesday night, Zobrist delivered a game-deciding blow.
Boston 1, Minnesota 0
Under normal circumstances, Clay Buchholz may well have come out to finish off a shutout in the ninth inning at Fenway Park on Tuesday night.
Miami 5, Chi. Cubs 2
It took three extra-base hits -- all of them with two outs and all of them by right-handed hitters going to the opposite field -- to power the Miami Marlins to victory on Tuesday night.
Texas 15, Chi. White Sox 2
The top prospect in the Texas Rangers' organization showed folks why he is so valued.
Houston 6, Baltimore 4
One inning after the Baltimore Orioles batted around to secure a comfortable lead, the Houston Astros did the same except with an impressive showcase of quality at-bats before an overwhelming flash of power.
Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1
The Cleveland Indians are charging, while the Kansas City Royals are retreating.
St. Louis 1, Milwaukee 0
Matt Holliday's National League-record streak ended as he watched strike three nip the inside corner, followed shortly by the conclusion of his night, courtesy of plate umpire Joe West's right arm.
LA Dodgers 9, Colorado 8
Alex Guerrero picked a great time to hit his first major league grand slam.
Arizona 7, Atlanta 6
Arizona center fielder A.J. Pollock's torrid streak included a dip in the Chase Field swimming pool Tuesday, when his two-run, splash-down home run in the seventh inning propelled the Diamondbacks to a 7-6 victory over the Atlanta Braves.
Tampa Bay 6, LA Angels 1
Chris Archer followed up his best game of the season with, well, his best game of the season.
NY Yankees 5, Seattle 3
Two-out hits were the norm for the New York Yankees on Tuesday night, when they got six of them, and it would have been hard to top shortstop Stephen Drew's game-tying single in the ninth.
San Diego 7, NY Mets 2
Ian Kennedy has among the San Diego Padres' sharpest beards. By some accounts, he was clinging to his rotation spot by his chinny, chin, chin.
Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 4
Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen says hitting is contagious.
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