Recap Roundups
July 08, 2017
NY Yankees 5, Milwaukee 3
For Clint Frazier, the magnitude of what his swing achieved did not sink in until he began rounding third base and saw his teammates waiting to greet him at the plate and shower him with water.
Toronto 7, Houston 2
Josh Donaldson can help the Toronto Blue Jays win with his glove and with his bat.
Baltimore 5, Minnesota 1
Despite an 11.69 ERA over Wade Miley's previous six starts, Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter stood by his left-hander and gave him one more start before the All-Star break.
Atlanta 13, Washington 0
Nick Markakis had a double and scored in the second inning before lining a solo homer to right in the seventh.
San Diego 2, Philadelphia 1
When an offense is struggling to score like that of the Philadelphia Phillies, it only takes one inning and a few bad pitches to ruin a starting pitcher's day.
Tampa Bay 1, Boston 0
Alex Cobb had spectacular defense behind him -- on one play, his own glove, literally, behind him -- and held the Boston Red Sox to two hits as the Tampa Bay Rays held on for a 1-0 win on Saturday afternoon at Tropicana Field.
St. Louis 4, NY Mets 1
Just over a month into his big league career, Paul DeJong did something no other St. Louis Cardinals shortstop has ever done.
Cleveland 4, Detroit 0
The Cleveland Indians lead the American League in pitching and as they go rolling into the All-Star break, they are showing why.
LA Dodgers 5, Kansas City 4
Considering the Los Angeles Dodgers recently won a game by scoring five runs on four wild pitches, the way Saturday's contest against the Kansas City Royals ended hardly seemed unusual.
Pittsburgh 4, Chi. Cubs 2
Josh Bell made the one-year anniversary of his major league debut one to remember.
Texas 5, LA Angels 2
Adrian Beltre has been hitting home runs for a long time so his 452nd career homer Saturday night should come as no surprise.
Chi. White Sox 5, Colorado 4
Tim Anderson's parents and siblings traveled from Tuscaloosa, Ala., to see him play for the Chicago White Sox this weekend.
Miami 5, San Francisco 4
Twenty-four hours after being boarded onto a plane and flown across the country, Miami Marlins left-hander Chris O'Grady got a different kind of a ride Saturday night.
Cincinnati 7, Arizona 0
The suddenly slumping Arizona Diamondbacks never saw it coming from Reds rookie Luis Castillo.
Oakland 4, Seattle 3
Chris Smith was even better than advertised Saturday night.