Recap Roundups
July 18, 2015
Seattle 4, NY Yankees 3
Robinson Cano heard the booing from most of a sellout crowd at Yankee Stadium but paid little attention to the noise.
Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 2
Catcher Curt Casali is one of 16 rookies used by the Tampa Bay Rays his season, which equals the club record.
Kansas City 7, Chi. White Sox 6
Manager Ned Yost talked about the importance of having a deep bullpen Saturday at U.S. Cellular Field, and then his Kansas City Royals showed why in a 13-inning victory against the Chicago White Sox.
LA Dodgers 4, Washington 2
Clayton Kershaw was on top of his game Saturday afternoon, but the All-Star left-hander figured it was useless to try and talk manager Don Mattingly into letting him pitch the ninth inning.
LA Dodgers 4, Washington 2
Washington Nationals fans got to see a lot more of the New York Mets-St. Louis Cardinals game on the scoreboard screen than they bargained for Friday night.
LA Dodgers 4, Washington 2
Pinch hitter Matt den Dekker hit a two-run homer in the last of the eighth to break a tie as the Washington Nationals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 on Saturday in a game that was suspended after five innings Friday due to power failure.
Philadelphia 3, Miami 1
Philadelphia Phillies right-hander Chad Billingsley pitched five scoreless innings to beat the Miami Marlins 3-1 on Saturday night, the first time he has blanked an opponent in an outing of at least that length in nearly three years.
Baltimore 3, Detroit 0
Chris Tillman knew he had to be extra sharp facing Detroit Tigers ace David Price. The Baltimore Orioles right-hander not only bested Price, he delivered arguably the best outing of his career.
Cleveland 9, Cincinnati 4
The rematch of Cleveland's Corey Kluber and Cincinnati's Anthony DeSclafani was, at best, only half as good as the original -- and a breath of fresh air for the Indians' right-hander.
Texas 7, Houston 6
Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor had provided the offense Texas sought following his recall from Triple-A Round Rock on June 15, and on Saturday night Odor delivered something else of value.
Chi. Cubs 4, Atlanta 0
Jon Lester snapped two losing streaks while taking a no-hit bid into the eighth inning in the process.
Milwaukee 8, Pittsburgh 5
There was nothing "normal" about the Milwaukee Brewers' 8-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday evening at Miller Park.
St. Louis 12, NY Mets 2
Sensing weakness from New York Mets starter Bartolo Colon, the St. Louis Cardinals wasted little time pouncing on him with a big inning, then kept adding on to their lead.
San Francisco 8, Arizona 4
San Francisco's recent reputation has been built on pitching, but its offense is all over the National League leaderboard this season and the bats were on full display Saturday night.
San Diego 5, Colorado 4
It seldom rains in San Diego in July, but on Saturday night it did.
LA Angels 3, Boston 0
For the second time in less than a year, Los Angeles Angels right-hander Garrett Richards threw a complete-game shutout.
Oakland 3, Minnesota 2
Oakland Athletics outfielder Billy Burns knows one way to play the game -- with every ounce of energy he can conceivably muster.
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