Sunday, May 22, 2016

Matt Wieters, Jett Bandy

The San Francisco Giants manage to hand the Chicago Cubs a rare loss, the Baltimore Orioles need a ninth inning home run to beat the Los Angeles Angels, and the best offense in baseball, belonging to the Boston Red Sox, powered through the Cleveland Indians.

Chicago Cubs 3  San Francisco Giants 5: The Giants get the Cubs back by making life difficult for Jon Lester, while Matt Cain picked up his first win of the season.  Buster Posey hit a home run. Big hits from Kris Bryant and Dexter Fowler weren’t enough.

Kansas City Royals 2  Chicago White Sox 1: Eric Hosmer hit a scoring sac fly and Lorenzo Cain hit a home run, as the Royals edged the White Sox with some fine pitching, holding them scoreless in the final three innings.

Toronto Blue Jays 3  Minnesota Twins 5: Any Twins win is a cause for celebration, as Eduardo Nunez did most of the damage with a three run homer that carried the team to win number 11 this season.

Atlanta Braves 2  Philadelphia Phillies 0: The other terrible team in baseball also won, as William Perez shuts out the Phillies in 6.1 innings, allowing only two hits. Ender Inciarte hit the first RBI, followed by Erick Aybar with the sacrifice fly.

Cleveland Indians 1  Boston Red Sox 9: The Jackie Bradley Jr. hitting streak moves up to 26, while Joe Kelly gives up just one hit in 6.2 innings, striking out 7. Mookie Betts hit a couple of home runs, making it to nine this season.

New York Yankees 5  Oakland Athletics 1: Win number four in a row for the Yankees. Masahiro Tanaka gives up five hits in seven innings while the offense of Carlos Beltran and Starlin Castro did most of the damage.

Colorado Rockies 5  Pittsburgh Pirates 1: The Pirates got on base, but didn’t do anything with it, finishing with 1-for-12 when runners were in scoring positions. Cristhian Adames hit his first home run as the Rockies only got some separation in the ninth.

Arizona Diamondbacks 2  St. Louis Cardinals 6: Mike Leake looked good, allowing only four hits in seven innings, Jedd Gyorko, Matt Adams and Yadier Molina hit home runs.

Tampa Bay Rays 4  Detroit Tigers 5: Strong start for Michael Fulmer, striking out 11, although things almost fell apart later on. The Tigers got their runs off of three home runs by J.D. Martinez, James McCann and Cameron Maybin.

Seattle Mariners 4  Cincinnati Reds 0: Felix Hernandez gets the shutout in six innings, both Leonys Martin and Franklin Gutierrez hit home runs.

Milwaukee Brewers 4  New York Mets 5: A swing away by David Wright completed the late rally by the Mets, coming back from three runs down. Yoenis Cespedes and Curtis Granderson hit home runs.

Texas Rangers 2  Houston Astros 1: Elvis Andrus hit a home run and Rougned Odor clobbered the ball for a change. Cesar Ramos got the win, allowing only two hits in six innings.

Washington Nationals 2  Miami Marlins 3: Despite the Giancarlo Stanton slump, the Marlins are winning. Jose Fernandez improves to 6-2 this season, striking out nine in six innings. A two run homer by Justin Bour gave the Marlins the big enough lead to secure the win.

Baltimore Orioles 3  Los Angeles Angels 1: The Angels had the lead going into the ninth, but Matt Wieters hit a three run homer off of Joe Smith, blowing a save for the second time this season.

Los Angeles Dodgers 2  San Diego Padres 3: Alex Wood having a 13-strikeout performance wasn’t enough. The Padres took the game into extra innings, where the bases got loaded in the 11th, and Chin Hui Tsao walked Yangervis Solarte for the Walk-Off Walk Win.

American League Standings

American League East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Baltimore Orioles 26 15 0.634 17–8 9–7
Boston Red Sox 26 17 0.605 1 15–9 11–8
Tampa Bay Rays 20 20 0.500 10–11 10–9
New York Yankees 20 22 0.476 12–10 8–12
Toronto Blue Jays 21 24 0.467 7 9–13 12–11
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago White Sox 25 18 0.581 11–9 14–9
Cleveland Indians 22 18 0.550 11–8 11–10
Kansas City Royals 22 20 0.524 13–7 9–13
Detroit Tigers 20 22 0.476 9–10 11–12
Minnesota Twins 11 31 0.262 13½ 7–12 4–19
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Seattle Mariners 25 17 0.595 8–10 17–7
Texas Rangers 24 19 0.558 14–7 10–12
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 19 24 0.442 8–14 11–10
Oakland Athletics 19 25 0.432 7 8–14 11–11
Houston Astros 17 27 0.386 9 10–12 7–15

National League Standings

National League East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Washington Nationals 26 17 0.605 12–7 14–10
New York Mets 24 18 0.571 12–8 12–10
Philadelphia Phillies 24 19 0.558 2 12–9 12–10
Miami Marlins 22 20 0.524 9–11 13–9
Atlanta Braves 12 30 0.286 13½ 2–17 10–13
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago Cubs 29 12 0.707 14–6 15–6
Pittsburgh Pirates 23 19 0.548 11–9 12–10
St. Louis Cardinals 23 20 0.535 7 12–12 11–8
Milwaukee Brewers 18 25 0.419 12 12–12 6–13
Cincinnati Reds 15 28 0.349 15 12–14 3–14
W L Pct. GB Home Road
San Francisco Giants 26 19 0.578 12–11 14–8
Colorado Rockies 21 21 0.500 8–10 13–11
Los Angeles Dodgers 21 23 0.477 10–12 11–11
Arizona Diamondbacks 20 25 0.444 6 7–17 13–8
San Diego Padres 19 25 0.432 10–14 9–11
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