Recap Roundups
July 31, 2017
Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 6
With their useful veterans moved at the trade deadline, the youth movement is here for the rest of the Philadelphia Phillies' 2017 season.
NY Yankees 7, Detroit 3
Chase Headley is a relative novice at first base, and as the non-waiver trade deadline approached, it seemed possible the New York Yankees might acquire someone else to play the position.
Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1
Craig Gentry usually helps the Baltimore Orioles with his defense and speed. On Monday night, though, he made a difference with his bat.
Baltimore 2, Kansas City 1
Jason Vargas pitched out of a July slump and Salvador Perez and Mike Moustakas homered, carrying the Kansas City Royals to their ninth straight win, a 4-2 victory over the struggling Boston Red Sox on Friday night.
Boston 6, Cleveland 2
Although the Boston Red Sox went 13-14 in July, recent signs may be pointing to better things.
Washington 1, Miami 0
Monday would have been Jose Fernandez's 25th birthday.
Seattle 6, Texas 4
The Texas Rangers kept giving the Seattle Mariners chances to get back over the .500 mark for the first time since June 24.
Houston 14, Tampa Bay 7
If the Houston Astros hoped to respond to the presumed disappointment permeating their clubhouse in the aftermath of the front office failing to make an addition of note at the non-waiver trade deadline, they did so resoundingly with their unrelenting offense.
Chi. White Sox 7, Toronto 6
Considering the way the month of July went for the Chicago White Sox, a little late magic can be viewed as a welcomed addition.
Oakland 8, San Francisco 5
Marcus Semien made a childhood dream come true with one swing of the bat Monday night at the Oakland Coliseum.