Recap Roundups
July 02, 2016
Toronto 9, Cleveland 6
Rajai Davis became the eighth Cleveland Indians player to hit for the cycle on Saturday, but it was not enough to continue the club's record winning streak.
Toronto 9, Cleveland 6
Rajai Davis became the eighth Cleveland Indians player to hit for the cycle on Saturday, but it was not enough to continue the club's record winning streak.
Minnesota 17, Texas 5
Even after making team history on Saturday, Max Kepler was unsure of his place in the Minnesota Twins' record book.
St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 0
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the rain and the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
Chi. White Sox 7, Houston 6
Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura acknowledged the inherent danger of utilizing both catchers in his starting lineup, with his decision to use Dioner Navarro as the designated hitter representing a calculated risk that paid dividends on two occasions on Saturday.
Detroit 3, Tampa Bay 2
Justin Verlander struck out eight, Ian Kinsler hit his 15th home run of the season and the Detroit Tigers hit the midpoint of their season on a high note with a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at Tropicana Field.
Atlanta 9, Miami 1
Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez beat the Atlanta Braves with his bat Friday night, delivering a winning two-run double in the 12th inning as a pinch hitter.
Kansas City 6, Philadelphia 2
With the hot bat usual designated hitter Kendrys Morales is swinging, Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost has been hesitant to take the 33-year-old Cuban out of the lineup during this recent stretch of five straight games at National League parks.
LA Angels 21, Boston 2
A holiday fireworks display visible out past right field during Saturday night's game had nothing on the Los Angeles Angels.
NY Mets 4, Chi. Cubs 3
Bartolo Colon had one rough inning but was otherwise tough to beat through a six-inning outing as the New York Mets claimed a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday night at Citi Field in New York.
Cincinnati 9, Washington 4
Josh Smith began his minor league career in 2010 in Billings, Montana and finally made it to the majors last year with Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh 4, Oakland 2
By Eric Gilmore, The Sports Xchange
Seattle 12, Baltimore 6
Buck Showalter has been around the game of baseball long enough to understand that a three-game losing streak in early July is no reason to panic. More at the top of the Baltimore manager's list of concerns is a pitching staff that's running out of gas as the Orioles crawl toward the All-Star Break.
San Diego 2, NY Yankees 1
Melvin Upton Jr. homered on the first pitch of the ninth inning thrown by New York left-hander Andrew Miller to give the San Diego Padres a 2-1 walk-off win over the Yankees on Saturday night at Petco Park.
Arizona 6, San Francisco 5
Welington Castillo's home runs have come in bunches, and his latest Saturday enabled Arizona to avoid a season-long seven-game losing streak.
LA Dodgers 6, Colorado 1
A minor adjustment before Saturday night's game made a major difference for left-hander Scott Kazmir and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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