Recap Roundups
June 07, 2017
LA Dodgers 2, Washington 1
With a little help from his teammates and some costly miscues by the Washington Nationals, Clayton Kershaw and the Los Angeles Dodgers avoided their first three-game sweep of the season.
Colorado 8, Cleveland 1
Nolan Arenado shrugged off a forgettable performance and helped the Colorado Rockies clobber the Cleveland Indians 8-1 and sweep their two-game series Wednesday.
Toronto 7, Oakland 5
When Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Josh Donaldson came to the plate in the top of the 10th inning on Wednesday against the Oakland Athletics, the score was tied 4-4 with no outs and Kevin Pillar on first base.
NY Yankees 8, Boston 0
About the only nervous moment for CC Sabathia occurred when the large brace protecting his right knee fell off.
Baltimore 9, Pittsburgh 6
Trey Mancini did not enter the game until the ninth inning, but he certainly made his presence felt after that.
Tampa Bay 3, Chi. White Sox 1
So far it's been a June to remember for Jacob Faria.
Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 4
Patrick Kivlehan tried something a little different before his pinch-hit appearance with two runners on and the Cincinnati Reds trailing by three runs in the seventh inning Wednesday night.
Detroit 4, LA Angels 0
Buck Farmer may have come to the major leagues too soon. With a few more years of experience, the right-hander is finally paying dividends for the Detroit Tigers.
Atlanta 14, Philadelphia 1
Mike Foltynewicz turned in seven scoreless innings for the second straight start, and the Atlanta Braves' hitters made sure that the right-hander got a win for his effort this time in their biggest offensive outburst of the season.
NY Mets 4, Texas 3
It wasn't exactly how the New York Mets would have drawn it up, but they'll take it.
Miami 6, Chi. Cubs 5
With the Miami Marlins holding a shaky one-run lead heading into the bottom of the ninth on Wednesday, it came down to closer A.J. Ramos to salvage a series finale.
Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 3
Jimmy Nelson didn't have his best stuff Wednesday night, but it was still enough for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Kansas City 7, Houston 5
No one will ever accuse Cheslor Cuthbert, Alcides Escobar and Ramon Torres of being Murderer's Row, but for one night they did plenty of damage.
Arizona 7, San Diego 4
A grooved swing has Jake Lamb leading the major leagues in RBIs.
Seattle 6, Minnesota 5
A month ago, Mike Zunino was demoted to the minor leagues, batting .167 with no home runs and two RBIs.