Recap Roundups
July 03, 2016
Toronto 17, Cleveland 1
J.A. Happ came up with what the Toronto Blue Jays needed on Sunday afternoon.
Detroit 5, Tampa Bay 1
Ian Kinsler started the Detroit Tigers' rally with a double and scored the tying run in the eighth, then capped a four-game sweep with his 200th career home run in the ninth as Detroit beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-1 on Sunday at Tropicana Field.
NY Mets 14, Chi. Cubs 3
By Jerry Beach, The Sports Xchange
Boston 10, LA Angels 5
Eighty games in, the Boston Red Sox had already proven themselves to be an elite offense.
Philadelphia 7, Kansas City 2
The Philadelphia Phillies wasted little time jumping on Kansas City Royals starting pitcher Yordano Ventura en route to a 7-2 win on Sunday that was highlighted by a three-run home run from Cameron Rupp in the first inning.
Washington 12, Cincinnati 1
An ESPY (Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly) Award is given out annually to note individual and team athletic performances.
Chi. White Sox 4, Houston 1
Chicago White Sox left-hander Jose Quintana has been victimized by a lack of run support so often that it was difficult to assess his performances without mentioning how infrequently his teammates scored on his behalf while he was on the mound doing his handiwork.
Minnesota 5, Texas 4
After allowing a leadoff home run following a sub-par bullpen warm-up, Minnesota Twins pitcher Kyle Gibson feared the worst against the Texas Rangers on Sunday afternoon at Target Field.
St. Louis 9, Milwaukee 8
To manager Mike Matheny and the St. Louis Cardinals, Sunday's rain-delayed game with the Milwaukee Brewers felt like a doubleheader.
St. Louis 9, Milwaukee 8
Memo to St. Louis Cardinals opponents: Don't pitch to Stephen Piscotty with the bases loaded.
Pittsburgh 6, Oakland 3
Left-hander Francisco Liriano got back on track, and the Pittsburgh Pirates completed a three-game sweep of the Oakland A's with their third straight come-from-behind victory Sunday.
Seattle 9, Baltimore 4
The Seattle Mariners used another offensive outburst, and yet another home run from left fielder Seth Smith, to sweep the Baltimore Orioles with a 9-4 win at Safeco Field on Sunday afternoon.
Seattle 9, Baltimore 4
With two of the American League's best home run-hitting teams as well as sluggers like Nelson Cruz, Chris Davis and Mark Trumbo at Safeco Field this week, it's no wonder that the long ball played a big factor in the four-game series between the Seattle Mariners and Baltimore Orioles.
San Francisco 5, Arizona 4
The San Francisco Giants continued their roll through the NL West with another series victory -- and another hero -- Sunday.
LA Dodgers 4, Colorado 1
As he took the mound at Dodger Stadium for the first time in more than a year Sunday, right-hander Brandon McCarthy felt as if he had been away for only a week.
NY Yankees 6, San Diego 3
During six of his first seven seasons with the New York Yankees, Mark Teixeira was a key element in the club's offense, topping 30 homers four times and 100 RBIs three times.
Miami 5, Atlanta 2
The Miami Marlins' Adam Conley and Christian Yelich took something with them that they will remember the rest of their lives.
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