Recap Roundups
September 01, 2015
Arizona 6, Colorado 4
VER --Arizona newcomer Phil Gosselin hit a three-run homer and drove in four runs Tuesday as the Diamondbacks beat the Colorado Rockies 6-4 in the first game of a day-night doubleheader.
Tampa Bay 11, Baltimore 2
Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash joked that his team is used to tight ballgames but he's just fine if and when the Rays break one open.
Toronto 5, Cleveland 3
Hitting a walk-off home run might have been one of the least likely possibilities for Ryan Goins on Tuesday.
NY Yankees 3, Boston 1
Stephen Drew is helping to keep the New York Yankees afloat -- with his bat.
Miami 7, Atlanta 1
If this is a tryout, Justin Nicolino is close to earning the role.
Philadelphia 14, NY Mets 8
Rarely has a 10-run lead ever felt as precarious for anyone as it did for the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night.
Chi. Cubs 5, Cincinnati 4
Kyle Schwarber busted out of a slump in a big way on Tuesday.
Minnesota 8, Chi. White Sox 6
It seems like the bigger the situation, the better Minnesota Twins' rookie slugger Miguel Sano plays.
Detroit 6, Kansas City 5
Justin Verlander is turning back the clock to his vintage seasons.
Seattle 7, Houston 5
For Seattle Mariners sluggers Mark Trumbo and Logan Morrison, Minute Maid Park continues to serve as a locale of supreme comfort.
Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 4
Coming off one of his worst starts of the season, Jimmy Nelson decided to not overthink things and just stuck to his usual routine.
St. Louis 8, Washington 5
Brandon Moss said after Tuesday night's game that Busch Stadium plays bigger than any ball park he's ever played in, but it couldn't hold his biggest hit of the year.
Arizona 5, Colorado 3
The seventh inning was the key to the Arizona Diamondbacks' success Tuesday.
LA Angels 6, Oakland 2
A quick trip to the minor leagues worked wonders for Los Angeles Angels right-hander Matt Shoemaker.
Texas 8, San Diego 6
Elvis Andrus is a quick read. It took him two pitches to decipher the San Diego Padres' Kevin Quackenbush.
LA Dodgers 2, San Francisco 1
In a showdown between two of baseball's top pitchers, Zack Greinke and the Los Angeles Dodgers prevailed over Madison Bumgarner and the San Francisco Giants.