Recap Roundups
September 28, 2016
Seattle 12, Houston 4
Robinson Cano struck one last devastating blow in a season full of them at Minute Maid Park and, in the process, snuffed the life out of the Houston Astros' dwindling postseason aspirations.
NY Yankees 5, Boston 3
Moments after Joe Kelly's pitch to Mark Teixeira landed over the center field wall, Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell delivered a message to his team.
Arizona 3, Washington 0
It was about 20 minutes before the first pitch on Wednesday as Gio Gonzalez began to warm up on the green grass of right field.
Pittsburgh 8, Chi. Cubs 4
The Pittsburgh Pirates once couldn't have hit for the cycle against Jake Arrieta in a week's worth of starts against him. John Jaso did it in a single night.
Baltimore 3, Toronto 2
Baltimore Orioles pinch hitter Hyun Soo Kim kept fouling off pitches until he round one he liked on Wednesday night.
Detroit 6, Cleveland 3
If there's one player in baseball who can put a team on his back and carry it to the playoffs, it's Miguel Cabrera.
Atlanta 12, Philadelphia 2
Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker almost takes Freddie Freeman's offensive production for granted.
NY Mets 5, Miami 2
After the Wednesday night game at Marlins Park, New York Mets manager Terry Collins made his way across the diamond.
Kansas City 5, Minnesota 2
There will be no World Series parade this year through the Kansas City downtown streets.
Texas 8, Milwaukee 5
Carlos Gomez drilled a three-run home run in the eighth to complete another comeback and give the Texas Rangers an 8-5 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday night at Globe Life Park.
Texas 8, Milwaukee 5
Carlos Gomez did it again. In fact, he's done it quite a bit for the Texas Rangers ever since the Houston Astros gave up on the two-time All-Star.
Chi. White Sox 1, Tampa Bay 0
An hour-plus rain delay didn't faze Chicago White Sox starter Miguel Gonzalez, who tossed a season-high 8 1/3 scoreless innings in a 1-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday.
Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1
Raisel Iglesias' Wallenda-style walk on the tightrope might have knocked the St. Louis Cardinals off theirs.
LA Angels 8, Oakland 6
You know it's been a rough season for the Oakland Athletics when the team website's lead story is the announcement of the 2017 season schedule.
San Diego 6, LA Dodgers 5
Rookie Hunter Renfroe flexed his muscles again as the San Diego Padres edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-5 Wednesday night.
Colorado 2, San Francisco 0
On a night when his opponent was at his best, Tyler Chatwood was even better Wednesday night.
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