Recap Roundups
August 11, 2015
Toronto 4, Oakland 2
The Toronto Blue Jays have been scorching hot lately.
Miami 5, Boston 4
The Miami Marlins stranded 16 runners Tuesday night.
Cleveland 5, NY Yankees 4
After 16 innings and over five hours of baseball, only one team is going to feel good. On this night it was the Cleveland Indians.
Tampa Bay 2, Atlanta 0
Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier jammed his right thumb sliding into second base Saturday, but it didn't bother him at all as he rounded the bases Tuesday on an eighth-inning home run that lifted Tampa Bay to a 2-0 win over the Atlanta Braves at Tropicana Field.
NY Mets 4, Colorado 0
The Matt Harvey that faced Colorado at Citi Field on Tuesday night is a lot different than the one that pitched for the New York Mets against the Rockies in Queens almost two years ago. Forgive the Rockies if they think the new Harvey and the old Harvey are one and the same.
Chi. Cubs 6, Milwaukee 3
Who needs home runs?
Chi. White Sox 3, LA Angels 0
Carlos Rodon flashed brilliance at times, but he showed Tuesday night at U.S. Cellular Field just how dominant he can be for the Chicago White Sox.
Kansas City 6, Detroit 1
The Kansas City Royals are not known for their power, but they flexed their muscles Tuesday night.
Minnesota 3, Texas 2
With their playoff hopes fading and their offense going too quietly into the night once again, the Minnesota Twins' bats came to life just in time.
St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3
On the brink of possibly being blown out in the top of the fifth inning, the St. Louis Cardinals instead assumed the lead before the inning was over, then did what the home team does so often in their contests with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Arizona 13, Philadelphia 1
Arizona left fielder David Peralta continued the best run of his career with a five-RBI game Tuesday, helped by a very short memory.
Seattle 6, Baltimore 5
On a night when the big bats lived up to their billing, the Seattle Mariners needed the other kind of offense to dispatch of the Baltimore Orioles.
San Diego 11, Cincinnati 6
On a Tuesday night where the Padres beat the Cincinnati Reds, 11-6, the story was about pitching.
LA Dodgers 5, Washington 0
The rollercoaster known as Yasiel Puig took Los Angeles Dodger fans on a joyride Tuesday night.
San Francisco 3, Houston 1
When Madison Bumgarner walked out of the dugout toward the on-deck circle in the bottom of the eighth inning Tuesday night, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy was obligated to ask how his starting pitcher was doing.
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