Recap Roundups
August 17, 2016
Toronto 7, NY Yankees 4
Was it the cologne or the bat?
Tampa Bay 2, San Diego 0
Brad Miller provided the power again and Chris Archer proved that he still has the ability to pitch like a front-end starter.
St. Louis 8, Houston 2
St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny leaned back comfortably in the visiting manager's office at Minute Maid Park and said he knew it was coming all along.
Colorado 12, Washington 10
The Colorado Rockies pounced on Washington Nationals starter Stephen Strasburg for seven runs in the first inning Wednesday, an uprising that included six hits, four of them doubles.
Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 5
The more you win, Pittsburgh Pirates star Andrew McCutchen says, the more you win.
Boston 8, Baltimore 1
The Boston Red Sox are getting the kind of pitching and hitting that is keeping them in the battle for the American League East title
LA Dodgers 7, Philadelphia 2
Adrian Gonzalez homered twice and drove in five runs as the Los Angeles Dodgers clubbed the Philadelphia Phillies 7-2 on Wednesday night.
Chi. White Sox 10, Cleveland 7
The Chicago White Sox snapped their seven-game, head-to-head losing streak against the Cleveland Indians in the grandest way possible: with a slam.
Kansas City 4, Detroit 1
Eric Hosmer allowed the Kansas City Royals to relax by breaking up Anibal Sanchez's no-hit bid. In his next at-bat, he won the game for them.
Minnesota 10, Atlanta 3
Minnesota right-hander Kyle Gibson took a big step toward reversing his August troubles on Wednesday.
Cincinnati 3, Miami 2
Injuries and age might be taking their toll on Brandon Phillips. But the Cincinnati Reds second baseman hasn't lost his knack for the spectacular.
Texas 6, Oakland 2
Ian Desmond and Jonathan Lucroy each had three RBIs in the Texas Rangers' 6-2 victory over the Oakland A's on Wednesday night.
Chi. Cubs 6, Milwaukee 1
Jon Lester said he appreciated receiving a five-run cushion after one inning Wednesday.
Arizona 13, NY Mets 5
There was a time when Rickie Weeks Jr. would have bristled at being a role player. Fortunately for the Arizona Diamondbacks, those days are long gone.
Seattle 4, LA Angels 3
For the second time in as many games, the Seattle Mariners faced a late-inning surge from a pesky opponent. Unlike the previous game, however, the Mariners escaped with a victory.
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