Recap Roundups
September 13, 2016
NY Yankees 3, LA Dodgers 0
Jacoby Ellsbury and Didi Gregorius began Tuesday getting rest but were available if needed.
NY Mets 4, Washington 3
New York Mets manager Terry Collins played a hunch Tuesday, giving rookie T.J. Rivera a rare start at second base.
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 3
Clint Hurdle was aware of the number because, he said, it gets brought up periodically. But after being ejected in the sixth inning Tuesday night, he saw the number brought up again on the television inside the clubhouse.
Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 2
The Toronto Blue Jays continue to slide in September and they continue to struggle against the Tampa Bay Rays..
Baltimore 6, Boston 3
Zach Britton has done a masterful job of closing games for the Baltimore Orioles this season, and he might just help them close out the American League East.
Minnesota 8, Detroit 1
Easy wins, especially against the Detroit Tigers, have been a rarity for the Minnesota Twins this season.
Miami 7, Atlanta 5
Ichiro Suzuki, not showing his age at 42, helped get a victory that the Miami Marlins had to have if they were to keep their slim wild-card hopes alive.
Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 4
Despite Great American Ball Park's reputation of being a home run haven, Dan Straily will allow opposing hitters to take aim at the inviting outfield walls.
Oakland 5, Kansas City 4
The Oakland Athletics bullpen is 2-0 in the first two games of this series, while the vaunted Kansas City Royals bullpen has been vulnerable.
Chi. White Sox 8, Cleveland 1
Chicago White Sox center fielder Adam Eaton never wants to hear his home fans boo.
Texas 3, Houston 2
Just when it appeared that the Rangers had finally exhausted their fortuitous bounces in this lopsided series against their in-state rivals, good fortunate smiled upon Texas again and subsequently left the Houston Astros staggered and in disbelief.
St. Louis 4, Chi. Cubs 2
For St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny, the second inning of Tuesday night's game was that moment where you break glass in case of emergency.
Arizona 11, Colorado 4
Arizona second baseman Jean Segura is feeling the effects of the long season, but it did not seem to bother him Tuesday.
Seattle 8, LA Angels 0
Behind Taijuan Walker's first career shutout and three homers, the Seattle Mariners beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-0 for their season-high seventh consecutive win Tuesday.
San Diego 6, San Francisco 4
San Diego Padres rookie pitcher Jake Smith didn't get the game ball from his first major league win Tuesday night, and he was OK with that.
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