Recap Roundups
August 22, 2015
NY Yankees 6, Cleveland 2
The New York Yankees saw the composure in Luis Severino during spring training.
Chi. Cubs 9, Atlanta 7
The wind was blowing on a warm, sunny afternoon at Wrigley Field.
Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 2
Starling Marte made a baserunning blunder in the seventh but more than made up for it two innings later.
Minnesota 3, Baltimore 2
The Orioles love to hit home runs, but the Minnesota Twins have shown Baltimore the value of manufacturing runs over the last two games.
Washington 6, Milwaukee 1
About 13 months ago, Joe Ross, 22, was pitching in the minor leagues with the San Diego Padres while Michael A. Taylor, 24, was at Double-A Harrisburg in the Washington system.
Texas 5, Detroit 3
It's getting to that point in the season where the abstract of the race for a postseason spot is about to turn into reality.
Kansas City 6, Boston 3
Salvador Perez and Yordano Ventura put the Kansas City Royals back on track Saturday night.
Houston 3, LA Dodgers 1
Given how spectacularly Dodgers right-hander Zach Greinke has pitched this season, the Astros realized that maximizing any Greinke mistake would serve their hopes of securing a win quite well.
Arizona 11, Cincinnati 7
Paul Goldschmidt had homered twice since June, just once since the All-Star break.
Philadelphia 4, Miami 2
Darnell Sweeney's first big-league hit was a homer, and it came in his hometown.
NY Mets 14, Colorado 9
For the second straight game, the New York Mets tore into Colorado's starting pitcher and walloped the Rockies 14-9 on Saturday night.
San Diego 8, St. Louis 0
Matt Kemp and Justin Upton each had two RBIs in a seven-run seventh inning on Saturday night as the San Diego Padres routed the St. Louis Cardinals 8-0 at Petco Park to stretch their winning streak to five.
Toronto 15, LA Angels 3
For the past two months, the Toronto Blue Jays have been going as third baseman Josh Donaldson goes.
Tampa Bay 5, Oakland 4
It was a night of firsts for the Tampa Bay Rays at the O.co Coliseum.
Chi. White Sox 6, Seattle 3
A Seattle Mariners bullpen that kept finding new lows hit rock bottom Saturday night when a 6-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox was followed by a roster shakeup.
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