Recap Roundups
June 06, 2015
Chi. Cubs 4, Washington 2
Chicago Cubs reliever Pedro Strop got the ball after the last out and shook hands with Miguel Montero, his catcher.
Toronto 7, Houston 2
The Toronto Blue Jays have won a season-best four games in a row and think there could be better things on the way.
Texas 4, Kansas City 2
Right fielder Shin-Soo Choo missed the final six weeks of the Texas Rangers' 2014 season with a left elbow bone spur and started slowly this year.
Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 2
Two former Minnesota Twins did their old team in on Saturday as the Milwaukee Brewers won a series for just the fourth time this season.
San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 5
Madison Bumgarner has accomplished quite a bit in his career.
Boston 4, Oakland 2
Hanley Ramirez said seeing injured spectator Tonya Carpenter wheeled past the Red Sox dugout and out of Fenway Park on Friday made for a long, restless night.
Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1
The Cleveland Indians' recent surge has been fueled by their starting rotation, and that was the case again on Saturday at Progressive Field.
San Diego 9, Cincinnati 7
The San Diego Padres rank among the major-league leaders in runs scored with two outs. On a sunny Saturday afternoon at Great American Ball Park, the Padres produced more two-out lightning.
Colorado 10, Miami 5
The Colorado Rockies scored early and often Saturday, handing the Miami Marlins too large a deficit to overcome.
Atlanta 5, Pittsburgh 4
The Atlanta Braves bullpen blew yet another save, but this time it didn't cost the Braves a victory.
Detroit 7, Chi. White Sox 1
The monkey is finally off the Detroit Tigers' backs.
NY Yankees 8, LA Angels 2
Adam Warren has talked about getting more comfortable as a starting pitcher after being an effective late-inning reliever for the New York Yankees last season.
Seattle 2, Tampa Bay 1
Stopping losing streaks is a big part of Felix Hernandez's job description, and on Saturday night, the Seattle Mariners ace fulfilled his duty.
Arizona 2, NY Mets 1
Welington Castillo made himself popular with his new teammates Saturday night.
LA Dodgers 2, St. Louis 0
In his first meeting against the St. Louis Cardinals since a crushing defeat in last year's playoffs, Clayton Kershaw delivered in dominating fashion Saturday night.
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