Recap Roundups
July 03, 2017
Milwaukee 8, Baltimore 1
When Craig Counsell chose Brent Suter to fill the starting slot of injured right-hander Chase Anderson, he thought the tall left-hander could at least pitch well enough to keep the Milwaukee Brewers in the game Monday against the Baltimore Orioles.
Washington 3, NY Mets 2
Brian Goodwin is making an impression with his bat in limited playing time, producing a .513 slugging percentage in 42 games this season.
NY Yankees 6, Toronto 3
When it was not going well for Masahiro Tanaka, the lament was a certain pitch or pitches were not working effectively.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 0
Aaron Nola already had 14 outs before allowing his first hit in the Philadelphia Phillies' 4-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night.
St. Louis 14, Miami 6
As first big-league homers go, Luke Voit couldn't have picked a better place to launch his.
Boston 7, Texas 5
The long ball has again taken over the major leagues, but on Monday at Globe Life Park, it was the soft touch of a ball hit like a pitching wedge that did the trick for the Boston Red Sox.
Colorado 5, Cincinnati 3
A pair of rookies helped the Colorado Rockies open a crucial homestand with a 5-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Monday night.
Minnesota 9, LA Angels 5
Rookie Adalberto Mejia gave up three consecutive hits to the Los Angeles Angels to start the fourth inning on Monday, ending his streak at 13 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings.
Chi. White Sox 7, Oakland 2
Left-hander Carlos Rodon turned back the clock to his final two starts of 2016, and that was a good thing for the Chicago White Sox on Monday night.
Kansas City 3, Seattle 1
Maybe Mike Moustakas was just warming up for the Home Run Derby.