Recap Roundups
August 02, 2017
Detroit 2, NY Yankees 0
For 4 hours, 37 minutes, the Detroit Tigers kept themselves occupied through two rain delays by joking around with each other and hanging out inside the clubhouse.
Toronto 5, Chi. White Sox 1
J.A. Happ looked and felt like his old self again -- the left-handed ace who went 20-4 last season for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Minnesota 5, San Diego 2
Ervin Santana pitched his major league-high fifth complete game this season and had two RBIs as the Minnesota Twins snapped their three-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday afternoon.
Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2
Jesse Winker is taking the simple approach. It suits the Cincinnati Reds rookie right fielder.
Baltimore 6, Kansas City 0
The Baltimore Orioles wanted more starting pitching when they acquired right-hander Jeremy Hellickson last Friday. He gave them their wish.
Miami 7, Washington 0
On a night in which just about everything went right for the Miami Marlins, right fielder Giancarlo Stanton punctuated a 7-0 win over the Washington Nationals with a sensational catch.
Atlanta 5, LA Dodgers 3
Since July 4, the Los Angeles Dodgers sport a league-best record of 20-3. Each of the losses has come against the struggling Atlanta Braves, who did it again Wednesday.
Texas 5, Seattle 1
The Texas Rangers know how to swing their way out of a slump.
Arizona 3, Chi. Cubs 0
Zack Godley and Jake Arrieta were so sharp for their respective teams Wednesday, that any outcome would need to come on some kind of a break.
Tampa Bay 3, Houston 0
With his hat pulled down and his attention focused intently on the task at hand, Tampa Bay Rays rookie right-hander Austin Pruitt effectively ignored the distractions of pitching in his hometown and produced a performance worthy of a bright smile.
St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 4
Despite rumors to the contrary over the last few weeks, Yadier Molina is still Yadier Molina.
NY Mets 10, Colorado 5
After three innings Wednesday night, the New York Mets were trailing by five runs and their offense was nonexistent.
LA Angels 7, Philadelphia 0
Few days go by when Mike Trout doesn't join another list of all-time baseball greats.
Oakland 6, San Francisco 1
Ever since they traded Ben Zobrist almost two years ago to the day, the Oakland A's have looked for another player just like him.