Recap Roundups
August 12, 2015
Seattle 3, Baltimore 0
Unflappable pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma burst into a rare smile in the moments that followed his first no-hitter on Wednesday afternoon, as his Seattle Mariners teammates engulfed him in celebration.
Philadelphia 7, Arizona 6
Catcher Cameron Rupp's work on both sides was instrumental in helping the Philadelphia Phillies avoid a sweep in Arizona on Wednesday.
Cincinnati 7, San Diego 3
Games don't usually swing on a visit to the mound by a pitching coach shortly after a three-run, first-inning homer.
Houston 2, San Francisco 0
Sensing a change in fortune was about to occur, one of Scott Feldman's high school friends convinced his boss to give him the keys to his luxury suite at AT&T Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Miami 14, Boston 6
By the eighth inning, Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto already had a grand slam, a triple, a single and six RBIs.
Toronto 10, Oakland 3
R.A. Dickey has not always had the best run support.
Cleveland 2, NY Yankees 1
The Cleveland Indians have caught the New York Yankees at the right time, and they are making the most of it.
Tampa Bay 9, Atlanta 6
Down 6-3, the Tampa Bay Rays rallied for six runs in the seventh inning -- four with two outs -- using hustle plays to beat the Atlanta Braves 9-6 for another comeback win on Wednesday at Tropicana Field.
NY Mets 3, Colorado 0
Were Juan Uribe and Michael Cuddyer to be combined, they'd likely form one Hall of Fame player. For now, the New York Mets will settle for Uribe and Cuddyer teaming up on a playoff run.
Chi. Cubs 3, Milwaukee 2
Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Montero was angry after failing to stop a wild pitch that allowed the Milwaukee Brewers to score a tying run with two outs in the ninth inning on Wednesday night.
Chi. White Sox 3, LA Angels 2
It wasn't as easy as it could've been, but the result was the one the Chicago White Sox needed on Wednesday night at U.S. Cellular Field.
Detroit 7, Kansas City 4
It looked bleak for the Detroit Tigers.
Minnesota 11, Texas 1
Rookie Miguel Sano's first six weeks in the major leagues have been quite the eye-opener.
St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2
A rare Yadier Molina triple, aided by the last of a spate of defensive misplays by the Pittsburgh Pirates, enabled the St. Louis Cardinals to clinch a series win against their closest National League Central pursuer.
St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2
A rare Yadier Molina triple, aided by the last of a spate of defensive misplays by the Pittsburgh Pirates, enabled the St. Louis Cardinals to clinch a series win against their closest National League Central pursuer.
LA Dodgers 3, Washington 0
Clayton Kershaw threw eight shutout innings and struck out eight, boosting the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-0 victory over the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night in front of 44,911 at Dodger Stadium.
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