Recap Roundups
June 23, 2017
Washington 6, Cincinnati 5
-- Bryce Harper had an RBI single to right field with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning off Raisel Iglesias as the Washington Nationals came back to beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 on Friday night.
NY Yankees 2, Texas 1
The New York Yankees were delighted to see Masahiro Tanaka go toe to toe with Yu Darvish.
Tampa Bay 15, Baltimore 5
The Tampa Bay Rays moved four games above .500 for the first time in nearly two years, surging past the Baltimore Orioles with an easy 15-5 win on Friday night at Tropicana Field.
Miami 2, Chi. Cubs 0
The Miami Marlins managed just three hits and two walks on Friday night.
Boston 9, LA Angels 4
Pre-game at Fenway Park Friday night belonged to David Ortiz, whose No. 34 was retired in an emotional ceremony.
Minnesota 5, Cleveland 0
It wasn't the prettiest five innings of work, but Minnesota Twins manager Paul Molitor will take it.
Atlanta 5, Milwaukee 4
It was a veteran who provided much of the offense, but it was a pair of rookies that came up with the decisive defensive plays for the Atlanta Braves on Friday.
Oakland 3, Chi. White Sox 0
Oakland Athletics pitcher Jharel Cotton told his teammates in the bullpen that he wanted to give them a break and go nine innings. He didn't live up to his end of the bargain, but the A's will certainly live with his performance.
Kansas City 5, Toronto 4
Whit Merrifield was not thinking he never had a walk-off hit when he dug in at the plate in the ninth.
Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3
The majority of a sellout crowd of 47,112 believed that Seung Hwan Oh got John Jaso to swing at a 2-2 breaking ball for the third out of the top of the ninth inning Friday night.
Philadelphia 6, Arizona 1
Mark Leiter Jr. was lights out in his first major league start, one that took the former 22nd-round draft pick plenty of years and plenty of setbacks to make despite his major league heritage.
LA Dodgers 6, Colorado 1
The Los Angeles Dodgers are on such a roll that players don't want to come out of the lineup.
Seattle 13, Houston 3
"King's Court" is back in session.
San Diego 1, Detroit 0
The Detroit Tigers were shut out for the sixth time this season Friday night by the San Diego Padres.
NY Mets 11, San Francisco 4
When Asdrubal Cabrera dropped a bombshell on the ballclub a couple of hours before game time, the New York Mets appeared on the verge of an implosion Friday night.
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