Recap Roundups
May 27, 2015
Cleveland 12, Texas 3
It was the kind of inning the Cleveland Indians haven't had in a while, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
Colorado 6, Cincinnati 4
Colorado third baseman Nolan Arenado was fifth in fan voting for the National League All-Star team when the initial totals were announced Wednesday afternoon. But, Rockies manager Walt Weiss was unconcerned.
Pittsburgh 5, Miami 2
TSBURGH --- Jung Ho Kang is taking his role of trailblazer seriously as the first native position player from the Korean Baseball Organization to play in the major leagues.
Chi. White Sox 5, Toronto 3
Josh Donaldson hit another ninth-inning home run against David Robertson on Wednesday, but this time it was not enough.
NY Yankees 4, Kansas City 2
Alex Rodriguez has spent most of the season talking about being in a good place mentally.
Minnesota 6, Boston 4
There's a lot of season left; but, with nearly two months in the books, the Minnesota Twins are a first-place team.
Seattle 3, Tampa Bay 0
In terms of a team's biggest stars doing what they do best, the Seattle Mariners got exactly that Wednesday afternoon.
NY Mets 7, Philadelphia 0
For Mother's Day, New York Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard gave his mom, Heidi, the baseball he hit for his first professional home run on May 7.
San Francisco 3, Milwaukee 1
May has been incredibly kind to San Francisco Giants pitcher Ryan Vogelsong.
Detroit 3, Oakland 2
Detroit Tigers left fielder Yoenis Cespedes hit the first 66 home runs of his major-league career when he played for the Oakland Athletics.
Baltimore 5, Houston 4
The Baltimore Orioles have been waiting for Chris Davis to come out of a slump, and the first baseman finally delivered in a big way on Wednesday.
Washington 3, Chi. Cubs 0
Ian Desmond had one of the best views of Max Scherzer at work on Wednesday.
St. Louis 4, Arizona 3
Jason Heyward got redemption. Peter Bourjos got the catcher. And the St. Louis Cardinals got another walk-off win.
San Diego 5, LA Angels 4
Funny what a little run support can do for a pitcher.
Atlanta 3, LA Dodgers 2
The Atlanta Braves were relieved to depart with one win at Dodger Stadium before kicking off a four-game series in San Francisco against the defending World Series champion Giants on Thursday.