Recap Roundups
July 09, 2017
Milwaukee 5, NY Yankees 3
Corey Knebel was still sweating and in his full uniform when he conducted his postgame interview.
Houston 19, Toronto 1
The Houston Astros have a relentless lineup, an offense that never stops.
Tampa Bay 5, Boston 3
Brad Miller had hit only two home runs in 147 at-bats this season, after getting 30 last year, but he came through with a huge one Sunday, a two-run shot in the eighth to give the Tampa Bay Rays a 5-3 win over the Boston Red Sox at Tropicana Field.
Pittsburgh 14, Chi. Cubs 3
Chad Kuhl was given the difficult assignment of pitching a spot start when teammate Jameson Taillon fell ill hours before he was supposed to take the mound against the Chicago Cubs.
Washington 10, Atlanta 5
If Joe Ross is pitching at home, the opposing pitcher is normally in for a long day.
Philadelphia 7, San Diego 1
Philadelphia Phillies manager Pete Mackanin doesn't normally bring notes with him to the podium for his postgame press conference.
Baltimore 11, Minnesota 5
Adam Jones homered twice and drove in five runs and Caleb Joseph added two hits and three RBIs as the Baltimore Orioles went into the All-Star break with two straight wins after Sunday's 11-5 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
St. Louis 6, NY Mets 0
The Memphis Redbirds are tied for the top record in the Triple-A Pacific Coast League.
LA Angels 3, Texas 0
One way for the Los Angeles Angels to get around their offensive struggles is to not allow any runs.
Colorado 10, Chi. White Sox 0
Kyle Freeland, who was born and raised in the Mile High City, pitched his way into Colorado Rockies lore Sunday despite losing a no-hitter in the ninth in a 10-0 romp over the Chicago White Sox.
Miami 10, San Francisco 8
An error by a shortstop who hadn't committed one in 33 games combined with a pinch-hit home run by a backup catcher who never previously went deep proved to be a winning combination Sunday.
Cincinnati 2, Arizona 1
Joey Votto and Scott Schebler had RBIs and right-hander Homer Bailey won his second straight game in the Cincinnati Reds' 2-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday at Chase Field.
LA Dodgers 5, Kansas City 2
Comparing the efforts of Clayton Kershaw is a bit like being a judge at a beauty contest.
Seattle 4, Oakland 0
That was vintage Felix Hernandez.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 3
After losing five of their previous seven games, the Detroit Tigers finished a bumpy first half of the season on a positive note.