Recap Roundups
August 23, 2016
Baltimore 8, Washington 1
BALTIMORE --- The Baltimore Orioles seem to be at their best against the Washington Nationals in the annual "Beltway Series."
Pittsburgh 7, Houston 1
Each of the Pittsburgh Pirates' bats seemed to produce some noise Tuesday, but Gregory Polanco's was just a bit louder.
Toronto 7, LA Angels 2
Russell Martin took some time to get rolling at the plate this season. He is rolling now and he in nearly unstoppable.
Boston 2, Tampa Bay 1
Another night, another eighth inning defensive gem in the outfield helping the Boston Red Sox to victory.
Kansas City 1, Miami 0
The Kansas City Royals are the hottest team in baseball, and they proved it again on Tuesday night at Marlins Park.
Cincinnati 3, Texas 0
A handful of Billy Hamilton's finest defensive plays have been to the benefit of right-hander Dan Straily. Following his latest gem on Straily's behalf, Hamilton said he is expecting, at minimum, a restaurant gift card.
Chi. White Sox 9, Philadelphia 1
Left-hander Carlos Rodon appears to be gearing up for another strong finish.
Detroit 8, Minnesota 3
With Minnesota Twins pitcher Kyle Gibson struggling with his control and his consistency, the Detroit Tigers waited out the right-hander before finally pouncing in the sixth inning in an 8-3 win at Target Field on Tuesday night.
Milwaukee 6, Colorado 4
Jon Gray struck out 10 batters and Nolan Arenado hit a three-run home run for Colorado, but the Rockies' bullpen allowed three runs in the seventh as the Milwaukee Brewers rallied for a 6-4 victory Tuesday night at Miller Park.
NY Mets 7, St. Louis 4
Robert Gsellman's first major league pitch was smacked to the right-center-field wall.
Atlanta 7, Arizona 4
No matter the uniform, Matt Kemp fits right in at Chase Field.
Oakland 9, Cleveland 1
Danny Valencia got back to hitting baseballs instead of teammates Tuesday night.
NY Yankees 5, Seattle 1
A lot changed for CC Sabathia over the past year or two, both on and off the field, but one thing that stayed the same is his mastery at Safeco Field.
Chi. Cubs 5, San Diego 3
After Jake Arrieta departed Tuesday night, the Padres made a game of it.
LA Dodgers 9, San Francisco 5
Rookie Andrew Toles and Rob Segedin sparked another power surge for the Los Angeles Dodgers.