Recap Roundups
October 02, 2016
Baltimore 5, NY Yankees 2
Matt Wieters stood in the corner of the soaked Baltimore Orioles' clubhouse and waited for a radio interview to begin.
Toronto 2, Boston 1
Troy Tulowitzki singled in the go-ahead run with two outs in the eighth inning to help the Toronto Blue Jays clinch a postseason berth with a 2-1 win over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday at Fenway Park.
Toronto 2, Boston 1
With all the various playoff scenarios hanging over their heads entering Sunday's game, it seemed like the easiest thing to do for the Toronto Blue Jays was win.
LA Angels 8, Houston 1
The Houston Astros have a batting champion. Will the Los Angeles Angels have the American League's most valuable player?
Tampa Bay 6, Texas 4
The Tampa Bay Rays aren't playing any more October baseball, but they continue to have success in the month.
San Francisco 7, LA Dodgers 1
As the San Francisco Giants headed north in the standings and the Los Angeles Dodgers south in their three-game series that concluded Sunday, only one thing was important to both teams.
Washington 10, Miami 7
The Washington Nationals spilled onto the field late Sunday afternoon, as the National League East champions celebrated their 95th win of the year, 50th victory at home and 20th triumph of the season for ace right-hander Max Scherzer.
Philadelphia 5, NY Mets 2
It was the end of an era in Philadelphia.
Minnesota 6, Chi. White Sox 3
The worst season in Minnesota Twins history at least had an upbeat ending on Sunday.
Atlanta 1, Detroit 0
The Atlanta Braves said so-long to Turner Field in style.
Oakland 3, Seattle 2
When the ball came flying off Kyle Seager's bat and was headed toward the right-field seats in the ninth inning, the Seattle Mariners looked like they might have one more magical moment left in a season that had run out of gas.
Arizona 3, San Diego 2
If this was right-hander Daniel Hudson's last game with Arizona, it was one to remember.
Chi. Cubs 7, Cincinnati 4
The preliminaries are over for the Chicago Cubs.
Milwaukee 6, Colorado 4
Andrew Susac timed his first home run of the season for the Milwaukee Brewers perfectly.
Milwaukee 6, Colorado 4
With one perfectly timed swing, Andrew Susac transformed his day for the Milwaukee Brewers from utterly forgettable to indelibly memorable.
Cleveland 3, Kansas City 2
The Cleveland Indians real celebration erupted about a half hour after they shook hands on the field after beating the Kansas City Royals.
St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 4
For the first time in his five years as St. Louis Cardinals manager, Mike Matheny won the season's last game.
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