Recap Roundups
June 13, 2017
St. Louis 6, Milwaukee 0
Jose Martinez homered twice and drove in three runs Tuesday as the St. Louis Cardinals blanked the Milwaukee Brewers 6-0 in the first game of a day-night doubleheader at Busch Stadium.
Washington 10, Atlanta 5
Ryan Zimmerman has been dealing with a bad back for about the past week and missed his third game in a row Monday, though he felt he was good enough to play.
Washington 10, Atlanta 5
Ryan Zimmerman, who missed the previous three games with a bad back, was 3-for-4, including two homers, and drove in four runs as the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 10-5 on Tuesday, snapping a four-game losing streak.
Pittsburgh 5, Colorado 2
The Pittsburgh Pirates came into their game with the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday night with 58 home runs -- second fewest in baseball.
Tampa Bay 8, Toronto 1
Jacob Faria has made it look easy in the first two starts of his major league career.
Chi. Cubs 14, NY Mets 3
Jon Lester isn't ready to take up permanent residence on his couch, so extended reflection on reaching 150 career wins will have to wait. For now, it means one thing.
LA Dodgers 7, Cleveland 5
Cody Bellinger's home-run rampage continued Tuesday night. The Los Angeles Dodgers rookie was 3-for-4, with a double, two home runs and four RBIs, as the Dodgers won their fifth game in a row, beating the Cleveland Indians 7-5 at Progressive Field.
Miami 8, Oakland 1
Marcell Ozuna has a simple strategy at the plate.
Boston 4, Philadelphia 3
Like all the players on both teams, Tuesday night hero Andrew Benintendi was tired.
Arizona 7, Detroit 6
David Peralta saved the Arizona Diamondbacks from embarrassment.
Chi. White Sox 6, Baltimore 1
Matt Davidson knew the ball was gone the moment it left his bat.
Texas 4, Houston 2
There was a sense of inevitability that Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor would find his stroke, that his ability to influence outcomes with his bat would eventually play a role in Texas' resurgence. That he is doing so against the Rangers' biggest rival only enhances the reveling in his production.
Minnesota 20, Seattle 7
It's not easy to pick the brightest of many bright spots for Minnesota's offense Tuesday.
Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 5
If Travis Shaw didn't seem terribly enthused about homering and knocking in the go-ahead run with an eighth inning single Tuesday night, it's perfectly understandable.
LA Angels 3, NY Yankees 2
For the Los Angeles Angels, it was one victory. But for the New York Yankees, it could end up being two losses -- one game, and one pitcher.
San Diego 6, Cincinnati 2
Clayton Richard had a long leash.
Kansas City 8, San Francisco 1
The Kansas City Royals are scoring runs in bunches these days.