Recap Roundups
June 22, 2016
Miami 3, Atlanta 0
Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly said Adam Conley has "days when his stuff is really good and other days when it's not as sharp."
NY Yankees 9, Colorado 8
It was shaping up to be another bad day for the New York Yankees: a four-run lead had evaporated, a starting pitcher was injured and they were unable to get clutch hits after tying the game.
NY Mets 4, Kansas City 3
Terry Collins spoke for a little less than six minutes and said more than 700 words late Wednesday afternoon, shortly after the New York Mets completed a two-game sweep of the Kansas City Royals with a 4-3 win at Citi Field.
Houston 3, LA Angels 2
Marwin Gonzalez tripled to deep center field in the eighth inning and the Houston Astros capped a three-game sweep of the Los Angeles Angels with a 3-2 comeback win on Wednesday at Minute Maid Park.
Houston 3, LA Angels 2
The ridiculous distance to Tal's Hill in center field was disadvantageous to Houston Astros first baseman Marwin Gonzalez in his third at-bat, but when the confines proved friendly in the eighth inning, the timing could not have been more ideal for both Gonzalez and the Astros.
St. Louis 7, Chi. Cubs 2
Michael Wacha said he's been building toward a welcomed breakthrough.
Milwaukee 4, Oakland 2
The Milwaukee Brewers ended a discouraging road trip with an uplifting victory Wednesday at the Oakland Coliseum.
Toronto 5, Arizona 2
The Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen is sometimes subject to criticism this season, but it heard nothing but praise Wednesday afternoon.
Baltimore 7, San Diego 2
The Baltimore Orioles found plenty of offense Wednesday night, but it was the pitching of struggling starter Ubaldo Jimenez which might have helped them the most as they ended a two-game losing streak.
San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 6
The way the Giants and Pirates are going in opposite directions, a five-run difference didn't feel all that discouraging to San Francisco or all that safe to Pittsburgh.
Chi. White Sox 8, Boston 6
The Chicago White Sox limped into Fenway Park Monday for a four-game series with their season, which had started so well, apparently on the brink and their manager said to be in trouble.
Cleveland 6, Tampa Bay 1
For the Cleveland Indians, success starts with their starting pitching, and their starting pitching stopped the Tampa Bay Rays cold.
Detroit 5, Seattle 1
Rookie Steven Moya is off to a good start in the roughly 30 days he will have to show the Detroit Tigers he is capable of being a solid major league player.
Texas 6, Cincinnati 4
The Texas Rangers needed some good pitching news Wednesday night.
Minnesota 6, Philadelphia 5
In a seesaw game between two struggling teams, it was the Minnesota Twins who struck the final blow.
LA Dodgers 4, Washington 3
Yasiel Puig was in just his second game back from a hamstring strain on Wednesday, but he decided to test the leg anyway. A wild dive at home plate saved his hamstring and won the game.
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