Recap Roundups
June 20, 2017
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 5
Even though Manny Machado has struggled throughout the season, he is still the type of player that can carry the Baltimore Orioles.
LA Angels 8, NY Yankees 3
Even before Mike Trout was injured, Cameron Maybin was thriving as a leadoff hitter for the Los Angeles Angels
St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 1
For 10 innings, the Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals were locked in a battle of pitching staffs.
Tampa Bay 6, Cincinnati 5
The Tampa Bay Rays bullpen struggled again, but Cincinnati Reds rookie starter Amir Garrett was bad enough it didn't matter Tuesday.
Washington 12, Miami 3
Bryce Harper, bare-chested in the Marlins Park visitors' locker-room, revealed a wicked sunburn on his arms and upper torso.
San Francisco 6, Atlanta 3
The San Francisco Giants got payback for the frightful inning they endured the previous evening against the Atlanta Braves and in the process ended their losing streak at seven games.
Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 3
Chad Kuhl didn't have his best stuff Tuesday night, but the Pittsburgh Pirates' offense had his back.
Texas 6, Toronto 1
Despite appearances, Nick Martinez knows his role with the Texas Rangers.
Chi. Cubs 4, San Diego 0
Mike Montgomery continues to make a case to remain in the Chicago Cubs' rotation.
Minnesota 9, Chi. White Sox 7
With one swing of the bat, Kennys Vargas and the Minnesota Twins erased their frustration from a tough weekend.
Boston 8, Kansas City 3
Chris Sale was pleased with the victory, but was not happy he did not finish what he started.
Colorado 4, Arizona 3
Nolan Arenado picked up where he left off, providing more late-inning slugging heroics Tuesday night for the Colorado Rockies in their 4-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Houston 8, Oakland 4
The Houston Astros' game plan, according to George Springer, was to attack Oakland Athletics right-hander Sonny Gray early before he could get in a groove.
Seattle 5, Detroit 4
Kyle Seager wasn't able to upstage younger brother Corey on Tuesday night.
LA Dodgers 12, NY Mets 0
Corey Seager and the Los Angeles Dodgers used the long ball again to pound the New York Mets on Tuesday night.