The Washington Post - 07.09.2019

D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 , 2019

Astros 7, Mariners 4

Josh Reddick homered

for the second straight

game and Alex Bregman

had two hits and stole

home to help Houston de-

feat Seattle. The Astros are

14-1 vs. the Mariners.

SEATTLEABRHBIBBSOAVG

Moore ss .............500 101.216

M.Smith rf ..........410 012.236

Nola c............... .... 310 021.273

Seager 3b ............200 011.251

Murphy dh ...........301 201.280

Narvaez ph-dh.....100 000.280

Vogelbach 1b.......311 111.218

Lopes lf................311 012.272

Long 2b................401 000.227

Bishop cf .............100 010.095

Fraley ph-cf .........200 002.150

TOTALS 31 44 47 11 —

HOUSTON ABRHBIBBSO AVG

Altuve 2b.............422 011.302

Brantley lf ...........411 110.324

Bregman ss .........422 110.297

Alvarez dh ...........300 100.306

Gurriel 1b ............301 100.304

Diaz pr-1b............100 000.256

Tucker rf..............401 002.231

Marisnick cf........000 000.236

Toro 3b ................200 011.205

Maldonado c........411 001.185

Reddick cf-rf .......411 102.269

TOTALS 33 79 547—

SEATTLE.........200 101 000—441

HOUSTON ....... 300 11200X— 791

E: McClain (2), Maldonado (1). LOB: Se-

attle 8, Houston 8. 2B: Bregman (34),

Gurriel (40), Maldonado (3). HR:

Vogelbach (30), off Biagini; Reddick (12),

off Milone.

SEATTLEIP HRER BB SO ERA

McClain................ 133320 5.40

Milone.................. 434315 4.98

Altavilla .............. .2 10011 6.48

Guilbeau.............. .1 00000 4.70

Brennan............... 220001 4.95

HOUSTON IP HRER BB SO ERA

Valdez .................. 423366 5.62

Biagini.................. 111110 3.95

J.Smith ................ 100001 1.40

Rondon................. 100000 3.60

Harris ................... 110003 1.68

Osuna................... 100001 3.00

WP: J.Smith (1-0); LP: Milone (3-9); S:

Osuna (32). Inherited runners-scored:

Altavilla 2-2, Guilbeau 2-0, J.Smith 1-0.

HBP: Milone 2 (Alvarez, Toro), Rondon

(Seager). PB: Nola (1). T: 3 :31. A: 3 3,149

(41,168).

NL games

NATIONALS AT BRAVES, 7:20

W-L ERA TEAM

Voth (R) 1-0 3.91 1-3

Teheran (R) 9-8 3.37 18-11

DIAMONDBACKS AT REDS, 4:10

Young (L) 6-3 3.84 6-5

Castillo (R) 14-5 3.31 16-12

CARDINALS AT PIRATES, 7:05

Wainwright (R) 10-9 4.30 15-11

Brault (L) 4-3 3.88 7-8

PHILLIES AT METS, 7:10

Smyly (L) 3-6 6.65 9-8

Stroman (R) 7-12 3.28 12-15

CUBS AT BREWERS, 7:10

Darvish (R) 5-6 4.25 12-15

Gonzalez (L) 2-2 4.14 9-5

ROCKIES AT PADRES, 8:40

Hoffman (R) 1-5 7.35 4-6

Lucchesi (L) 9-7 4.00 12-14

GIANTS AT DODGERS, 9:10

Beede (R) 3-9 5.61 8-10

Gonsolin (R) 2-1 2.89 2-3

AL games

RANGERS AT ORIOLES, 7:05

W-L ERA TEAM

Hernandez (R) 1-0 1.59 0-0

Brooks (R) 4-7 5.81 8-8

YANKEES AT RED SOX, 4:05

Happ (L) 11-8 5.34 18-9

Lakins (R) 0-1 4.70 0-0

BLUE JAYS AT RAYS, 6:10

Kay (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0

Morton (R) 14-6 3.06 18-11

MARINERS AT ASTROS, 7:10

Kikuchi (L) 6-9 5.36 13-15

Verlander (R) 17-5 2.61 20-9

INDIANS AT TWINS, 7:10

Civale (R) 3-3 1.94 4-3

Odorizzi (R) 14-6 3.61 19-8

ANGELS AT WHITE SOX, 7:10

Heaney (L) 3-4 4.16 9-5

Covey (R) 1-7 6.88 2-8

TIGERS AT ATHLETICS, 9:07

Zimmermann (R) 1-9 6.03 4-15

Bassitt (R) 9-5 3.67 13-10

NL scores

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

at Atlanta 4, Washington 2

at St. Louis 10, San Francisco 0

at Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3, 11 innings

Miami 10, at Pittsburgh 7

Chicago Cubs 10, at Milwaukee 5

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

at Atlanta 4, Washington 3

at Pittsburgh 9, St. Louis 4

at N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 4

at Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 1

Arizona 7, at Cincinnati 5

Colorado at San Diego, Late

San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, Late

AL scores

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

Texas 3, at Baltimore 1

Detroit 6, at Kansas City 4

Chicago White Sox 7, at Cleveland 1

at Oakland 10, L.A. Angels 6

Minnesota 2, at Boston 1

at Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 4

at Houston 11, Seattle 9, 13 innings

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

Texas 7, at Baltimore 6

Oakland 7, at Detroit 3, Game 1, (Re-

sumption of suspended May 19 game)

at Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 0

at Boston 6, N.Y. Yankees 1

L.A. Angels 5, at Chicago White Sox 4

at Houston 7, Seattle 4

Cleveland at Minnesota, Late

Detroit at Oakland, Game 2, Late

Interleague game

ROYALS AT MARLINS, 6:10

W-L ERA TEAM

Duffy (L) 5-6 4.89 10-9

Smith (L) 8-9 4.30 11-12

Mets 5, Phillies 4

Pete Alonso drew a bas-

es-loaded walk with two

outs to cap a chaotic ninth

inning and lift New York

over Philadelphia.

PHILA. ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Segura ss ............523 001. 286

Realmuto c.........512 300. 278

Harper rf .............100 000. 254

Rodriguez rf........100 000. 220

Dickerson ph-lf ...201 001. 295

Hoskins 1b ..........310 022. 236

Kingery cf ...........400 003. 270

Hernandez 2b .....400 000. 278

Franco 3b ............402 101. 236

Pirela lf-rf ...........301 011. 333

Eflin p.................200 001. 190

Gosselin ph .........000 010. 245

Morrison ph ........100 001. 238

TOTALS 35 49 44 11 —

NEW YORK ABRHBI BB SO AVG

McNeil lf-3b........311 110. 324

Alonso 1b............401 213. 267

Conforto rf..........411 101. 259

Ramos c..............401 100. 295

Cano 2b ...............401 001. 259

Rosario ss ...........401 001. 286

Nimmo cf-lf ........400 003. 201

Frazier 3b............211 010. 235

Haggerty pr ........010 000---

Lagares cf ...........111 000. 208

Matz p.................101 000. 265

J.Davis ph ...........101 000. 307

TOTALS 325105 39 —

PHILA.............. 000 011 002—490

NEW YORK ..... 001 100 021—510 0

Two outs when winning run scored.

LOB: Philadelphia 9, New York 7. 2B: Se-

gura 2 (35), Realmuto (34), Dickerson

(9). HR: Realmuto (23), off Diaz; Con-

forto (29), off Eflin.

PHILA. IP HRER BB SO ERA

Eflin ..................... 562206 4.31

Hughes ................ 100001 5.91

Suarez ................. 100002 3.57

Parker ................. .1 02220 5.17

Neris ................... .2 20000 3.00

Morin .................. .2 21100 5.23

Vincent ................ 000010 4.50

NEW YORK IP HRER BB SO ERA

Matz ................. 5.2 62234 4.00

Avilan .................. 000010 4.13

Brach ................ 1.1 10002 4.82

Wilson ................. 100002 1.97

Diaz ..................... 122203 5.88

WP: Diaz (2-7); LP: Morin (1-2). Avilan

pitched to 1 batters in the 6th, Vincent

pitched to 2 batters in the 9th Inherited

runners-scored: Neris 2-2, Vincent 2-1, Avi-

lan 2-0, Brach 3-0. HBP: Matz (Harper), Vin-

cent (McNeil). T: 3 :32. A: 2 8,107 (41,922).

Diamondbacks 7,

Reds 5

Ketel Marte hit a three-

run homer for Arizona.

ARIZONA ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Marte cf-2b......... 413311 .331

Flores 2b ............. 502100 .321

Escobar 3b .......... 511002 .270

Walker 1b ........... 411011 .264

Rojas lf ............... 501200 .266

Jones rf............... 300012 .268

Lamb ph .............. 100000 .199

Ahmed ss............ 311110 .265

C.Kelly c.............. 422001 .260

Ray p................... 211001 .083

Cron ph ............... 100001 .200

Dyson rf-cf.......... 000000 .242

TOTALS 377127 49 —

CINCINNATI ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Blandino 2b........... 131030 .333

Barnhart ph .......... 100000 .232

Votto 1b................ 312021 .264

Suarez 3b.............. 513402 .268

Aquino rf............... 501100 .292

J.Iglesias ss .......... 300000 .291

VanMeter ph-2b ... 200002 .259

Ervin cf ................. 400013 .289

Casali c.................. 400012 .250

Peraza lf ............... 200000 .236

Galvis ss ............... 100010 .238

Mahle p................. 100001 .094

O'Grady lf ............. 200012 .167

TOTALS 34575913 —

ARIZONA ........ 001 050 010—712 0

CINCINNATI .... 101 030 000—570

LOB: Arizona 8, Cincinnati 11. 2B: Flores

(15), Walker (23), Escobar (26), C.Kelly

(18), Aquino (6). HR: Ahmed (18), off

Mahle; Marte (31), off Mahle; Suarez

(42), off Crichton.

ARIZONA IP HRER BB SO ERA

Ray ................... 4.1 33338 4.03

Crichton .............. .2 12210 4.57

Andriese ........... 0.2 00010 4.95

Chafin ................. .1 10011 4.01

Ginkel .................. 200023 1.56

Bradley ................ 120011 3.90

CINCINNATI IP HRER BB SO ERA

Mahle ............... 4.1 65523 4.94

Sims ................. 1.1 21113 4.93

Garrett ................ 120001 2.79

Bowman ............. .1 00010 4.81

Lorenzen............. .2 21101 3.13

Alaniz ................. .1 00001 4.32

Romano ............... 100000 10.3

WP: Ginkel (2-0); LP: Mahle (2-11); S:

Bradley (13). Inherited runners-scored:

Crichton 1-1, Chafin 1-0, Ginkel 2-0,

Sims 1-1, Garrett 1-0, Bowman 1-0, Al-

aniz 1-0. WP: Ray, Crichton. T: 4 :10. A:

19,048 (42,319).

Royals 3, Marlins 0

Jorge Lopez pitched six

innings of four-hit ball in his

longest outing since May 3

to help Kansas City win for

the fifth time in six games.

Hunter Dozier homered

and Whit Merrifield and

Ryan O’Hearn each had

two hits and an RBI for the

Royals.

KANSAS CITY ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Merrifield 2b....... 402110 .307

Mondesi ss ......... 501003 .269

Soler rf................ 400000 .251

Starling rf ........... 000000 .200

Dozier 3b............. 412101 .289

Gordon lf ............. 311011 .265

O'Hearn 1b.......... 402101 .189

Viloria c............... 311010 .237

Phillips cf ............ 400002 .175

Lopez p................ 100000 .000

McBroom ph ....... 000010 .364

Cuthbert ph ........ 100001 .246

TOTALS 33 39 349 —

MIAMI ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Berti ss ............... 401001 .268

Diaz 2b ................ 400000 .150

Castro 3b ............ 400002 .271

Walker 1b ........... 401000 .264

Dean lf ................ 401001 .203

Sierra cf .............. 400002 .308

Brinson rf............ 301000 .181

Holaday c............ 201000 .280

Ramirez ph ......... 100001 .269

Alfaro c............... 000000 .274

P.Lopez p............ 201001 .207

Granderson ph .... 101000 .187

TOTALS 33 07 008 —

KANSAS CITY.001 000 110—390

MIAMI............. 000 000 000—071

E: Walker (2), Castro (11). LOB: Kansas

City 8, Miami 6. 2B: O’Hearn (10), P.Lo-

pez (2), Berti (11). HR: Dozier (25), off

Brigham.

KANSAS CITY IP HRER BB SO ERA

Lopez ................... 640005 6.23

McCarthy............. 100001 5.07

Barlow ................. 120001 4.60

Kennedy .............. 110001 3.45

MIAMI IP HRER BB SO ERA

P.Lopez ............. 6.1 82206 4.75

Kinley ................. .2 00010 3.95

Brigham............... 111112 5.46

K.Keller................ 100021 5.68

WP: Lopez (3-7); LP: P.Lopez (5-8); S:

Kennedy (27). Inherited runners-scored:

Kinley 1-0. T: 2 :52. A: 8 ,915 (36,742).

Red Sox 6, Yankees 1

Mitch Moreland hit a

three-run homer and seven

pitchers combined on a

three-hitter to lead Boston

past New York.

Xander Bogaerts added

a two-run double and Mo-

reland had two singles for

the Red Sox, who won for

the 13th time in 19 games.

NEW YORK ABRHBI BB SO AVG

LeMahieu 3b .......300 010.329

Judge rf ..............400 002.271

Gregorius ss .......401 001.253

Sanchez c............200 022.235

Encarnacion dh ...400 003.232

Torres 2b ............300 002.282

Gardner cf ...........312 101.251

Voit 1b ................300 001.274

Tauchman lf........200 000.273

Frazier ph-lf........100 001.274

TOTALS 29 13 13 13 —

BOSTON ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Betts rf ...............310 011.289

Devers 3b............221 021.316

Bogaerts ss ........401 202.309

Martinez dh ........200 020.311

Benintendi lf.......310 011.278

Holt 2b ................411 101.317

Moreland 1b .......413 300.248

Vazquez c............400 000.271

Bradley Jr. cf ......200 012.219

TOTALS 28 66 678 —

NEW YORK ..... 000 010 000—130

BOSTON.......... 000 420 00X—660

LOB: New York 4, Boston 5. 2B: Gregori-

us (11), Devers (49), Bogaerts (49). HR:

Gardner (21), off Cashner; Moreland

(15), off German.

NEW YORK IP HRER BB SO ERA

German............. 4.1 35545 4.21

Cortes Jr. ............ .2 11121 5.13

Lyons ................... 110001 4.50

Gearrin ................ 100010 5.14

Adams ................. 110001 7.23

BOSTON IP HRER BB SO ERA

Chacin.................. 200004 0.00

Taylor .................. 100002 2.93

Walden ................ 110012 3.27

Cashner ............... 111101 6.28

Weber.................. 210011 3.86

Hernandez ........... 100011 2.83

Poyner ................. 100002 12.6

WP: Walden (9-2); LP: German (17-4).

Inherited runners-scored: Cortes Jr. 1-1.

IBB: off Cortes Jr. (Martinez). T: 3 :08.

A: 3 6,162 (37,731).

Pirates 9, C ardinals 4

Adam Fr azier hit a two-

run triple in Pittsburgh’s six-

run seventh inning.

ST. LOUIS ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Fowler rf.............. 50 0001 .246

Wong 2b............... 401000 .286

J.Martinez ph....... 101000 .268

Goldschmidt 1b.... 30 1020 .260

Ozuna lf................ 300010 .255

DeJong ss............. 411001 .246

Molina c................ 401001 .277

Edman 3b ............. 422301 .283

Bader cf................ 310011 .205

Mikolas p.............. 200001 .132

Carpenter ph ........ 101100 .223

Munoz ph............. 101000 .271

TOTALS 35 49 446—

PITTSBURGHABRHBIBBSOAVG

Newman ss ........... 322110 .314

Reynolds lf ............ 51 1002 .331

Marte cf ................ 412211 .295

Bell 1b ................... 311222 .280

Moran 3b............... 200011 .287

M.Cabrera ph-rf.... 21 1100 .278

Osuna rf-3b........... 412101 .272

Frazier 2b.............. 31 2210 .281

Stallings c............. 20 0001 .263

Tucker ph .............. 211000 .200

McRae p................ 100001 .250

Kramer ph ............. 10 0000 .000

Reyes ph ............... 10 0001 .187

Diaz c..................... 100001 .251

TOTALS 34912961 1—

ST. LOUIS ........020 000 200—490

PITTSBURGH..001 000 62X—912 0

LOB: St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 8. 2B: Car-

penter (16), Molina (22), Newman (17),

Reynolds (34). 3B: Frazier (7). HR: Ed-

man (7), off McRae; Edman (7), off Ro-

driguez.

ST. LOUIS IP HRER BB SO ERA

Mikolas ................ 531147 4.25

Webb.................... 100001 4.02

Gant.................... .1 12211 3.16

Miller.................. .1 33301 4.30

Brebbia............... .1 21100 3.26

Mayers................. 13 2211 7.56

PITTSBURGHIP HRER BB SO ERA

McRae .................. 53 2221 8.41

Feliz ..................... 10 0011 3.75

Rodriguez............ .1 22211 3.95

Wang.................. .2 00000 0.00

Liriano................. .2 20000 3.52

Vazquez ............1.1 20003 1.74

WP: Wang (2-0); LP: Miller (4-5); S:

Vazquez (25). Inherited runners-scored:

Miller 2-2, Brebbia 2-2, Wang 1-0,

Vazquez 2-0. IBB: off Mayers (Bell). HBP:

Mikolas (Newman). T: 3 :28. A: 1 9,090

(38,362).

Brewers 7, Cubs 1

Christian Yelich hit his

44th homer to help Mil-

waukee beat Chicago.

The Brewers pulled with-

in four games of the Cubs

for the second NL wild

card.

CHICAGO ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Zobrist 2b ...........400 002.258

Schwarber lf .......400 000.237

Castellanos rf .....412 101.343

Rizzo 1b ..............400 000.290

Bryant 3b ............301 001.281

Caratini c............300 000.266

Russell ss ...........300 002.226

Heyward cf .........100 021.248

Hamels p.............100 000.108

Kemp ph..............100 000.157

Lucroy c...............100 000.225

TOTALS 29 13 127 —

MILWAUKEE ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Cain cf .................. 321020 .253

Grandal c.............. 522102 .251

Yelich rf ............... 413311 .326

Braun lf ................ 200000 .283

Gamel lf ............... 211100 .253

Austin 1b ............. 211011 .500

Thames ph-1b...... 100010 .261

Perez 3b ............... 501002 .240

Spangenberg 2b... 301111 .263

Arcia ss ................ 200110 .221

Davies p............... 200000 .128

Freitas ph............. 100000 .000

Grisham ph .......... 100000 .224

TOTALS 337107 77 —

CHICAGO......... 001 000 000—132

MILWAUKEE .. 004 100 11X—710 0

E: Heyward (5), Russell (4). LOB: Chica-

go 3, Milwaukee 11. 2B: Castellanos

(11), Bryant (35). HR: Castellanos (13),

off Davies; Yelich (44), off Hamels;

Grandal (24), off Hamels.

CHICAGO IP HRER BB SO ERA

Hamels ............. 3.1 95523 3.95

Underwood Jr. .... .2 00011 1.80

Chatwood ............ 200001 4.02

Strop.................... 101021 5.56

Alzolay ................ 111121 7.30

MILWAUKEE IP HRER BB SO ERA

Davies.................. 531114 3.69

Suter ................... 200002 2.08

Guerra ................. 100010 3.58

Black.................... 100001 2.35

WP: Davies (9-7); LP: Hamels (7-6). In-

herited runners-scored: Underwood Jr.

1-0. IBB: off Strop (Spangenberg). HBP:

Hamels (Braun). WP: Underwood Jr.,

Strop. T: 2 :51. A: 3 8,139 (41,900).

Angels 5, White Sox 4

Brian Goodwin’s two-run

homer in the eighth inning

tied the game, and Justin

Upton’s solo shot in the

ninth proved to be the win-

ner for Los Angeles.

The Angels snapped a

four-game skid, while Chi-

cago has lost nine of 11.

L.A.ABRHBIBBSOAVG

Fletcher 3b.........410 000.286

Trout cf...............200 000.291

Goodwin cf .........211 200.287

Calhoun rf...........400 001.235

Upton lf ..............411 102.220

Hermosillo lf ......000 000.000

Ohtani dh............412 002.288

Simmons ss........400 100.262

Walsh 1b ............300 010.214

Rengifo 2b ..........311 102.240

Bemboom c.........200 001.111

Ward ph..............000 010.100

Smith c...............000 000.218

TOTALS 32 55 528—

CHICAGO ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Anderson ss.......422 200.333

Moncada 3b........412 000.294

Abreu 1b .............301 112.281

Jimenez lf...........400 101.252

McCann c............300 012.272

Castillo dh..........400 000.205

Mendick 2b.........401 000.333

Cordell rf ............300 001.220

Palka ph..............100 001.019

Engel cf ..............110 021.230

TOTALS 31 46 448—

L.A. ................. 001 000 121—550

CHICAGO ........200 020 000—460

LOB: Los Angeles 2, Chicago 4. 2B:

Ohtani (19), Abreu (33), Moncada (26).

3B: Ohtani (5). HR: Rengifo (7), off

Giolito; Goodwin (16), off Bummer; Up-

ton (12), off Colome; Anderson (16),

off Peters.

L.A. IP HRER BB SO ERA

Peters...............4.1 64433 4.45

Middleton........... .2 00001 0.00

Rodriguez ............ 200011 3.12

Robles ................. 200003 2.52

CHICAGO IP HRER BB SO ERA

Giolito ................. 732216 3.27

Bummer .............. 112211 2.29

Colome ................ 111101 2.55

WP: Robles (5-0); LP: Colome (4-3). In-

herited runners-scored: Middleton 1-0.

WP: Middleton. T: 3 :02. A: 2 0,026

(40,615).

Rangers 7, Orioles 6

TEXAS ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Choo rf ................512 101.263

DeShields cf .......000 000.243

Andrus ss............502 200.276

Calhoun lf ...........522 401.269

Solak 2b ..............300 011.304

Santana 3b .........401 001.284

Odor dh ...............402 001.197

Heineman cf-rf ...311 010.200

Guzman 1b..........311 012.202

Trevino c.............321 011.238

TOTALS 357127 48 —

BALTIMORE ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Alberto 3b-2b .....411 000.321

Mancini 1b ..........411 111.277

Santander rf .......511 200.290

Nunez dh.............402 001.251

Villar 2b-ss .........401 000.279

Williams cf .........401 000.308

Severino c...........311 000.254

Trumbo ph ..........100 000.333

Wynns c..............000 000.233

Stewart lf ...........311 010.232

R.Martin ss.........211 300.200

Ruiz ph-3b ..........100 010.234

TOTALS 356106 32 —

TEXAS............. 103 000 300—712 0

BALTIMORE.... 130 020 000—610 0

LOB: Texas 5, Baltimore 6. 2B: Choo

(29), Heineman (5), Odor (25), Alberto

(21). HR: Calhoun 2 (18), off Bundy;

Mancini (30), off Burke; R.Martin (5),

off Burke; Santander (18), off Burke.

RBI: Calhoun 4 (40), Choo (51), Andrus 2

(63), Mancini (77), R.Martin 3 (18),

Santander 2 (50). CS: Andrus (7), Hei-

neman (2). S: Alberto.

TEXAS IP HRER BB SO ERA

Burke ................... 566621 3.52

B.Martin .............. 110000 5.07

Clase.................... 100000 2.87

Montero .............. 120000 2.05

Leclerc ................. 110011 4.15

BALTIMORE IP HRER BB SO ERA

Bundy .................. 685514 5.06

Fry ....................... 012220 5.08

Armstrong........ 1.1 20011 4.70

Scott................... .2 00001 4.91

Tate ..................... 110002 5.84

WP: B.Martin (2-3); LP: Fry (1-8); S:

Leclerc (11). Inherited runners-scored:

Fry 1-1, Armstrong 3-2, Scott 2-0. T:

3:03. A: 1 0,596 (45,971).

GAME 1

Athletics 7, Tigers 3

Oakland beat Detroit in

a game that was suspend-

ed May 19 because of

weather.

OAKLAND ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Semien ss ...........512 101.277

Chapman 3b ........332 021.258

Pinder lf-rf..........422 300.235

Davis dh ..............501 001.217

Piscotty rf...........402 300.252

Neuse 2b.............100 001.167

Olson 1b..............300 020.268

Profar 2b-lf .........401 001.214

Laureano cf.........312 000.284

Canha cf ..............100 001.271

Phegley c............200 000.246

Grossman ph ......100 000.249

Hundley c............000 000.200

Murphy c.............100 001.250

TOTALS 377127 47 —

DETROIT ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Goodrum 1b........... 311001 .248

Reyes rf ................. 100001 .316

Lugo 3b.................. 301101 .241

Castellanos rf........ 221110 .273

H.Castro cf ............ 100001 .285

Cabrera dh ............. 401000 .284

Rodriguez ss-2b .... 400000 .224

Stewart lf.............. 301011 .236

Harrison 2b ........... 300001 .175

Mercer ph-ss ......... 100001 .272

Greiner c................ 200010 .172

Jones cf ................. 200001 .235

Candelario ph-1b ... 100001 .200

TOTALS 3035 239 —

OAKLAND ....... 003 000 202—712 1

DETROIT ......... 201 000 000—350

E: Fiers (2). LOB: Oakland 8, Detroit 4.

2B: Semien (36), Piscotty (17), Lugo

(7). 3B: Semien (6), Goodrum (5). HR:

Pinder (12), off McKay; Castellanos

(11), off Fiers.

OAKLAND IP HRER BB SO ERA

Fiers .................... 643333 3.51

Hendriks .............. 100002 1.70

Diekman .............. 110002 4.61

Wendelken .......... 100002 4.39

DETROIT IP HRER BB SO ERA

Soto ..................... 443323 5.90

Farmer.............. 1.1 20000 4.42

Stumpf ............... .1 20000 4.23

Reininger ............. 122220 9.15

Alcantara............ .1 00000 5.31

McKay.................. 222204 5.54

WP: Fiers (14-3); LP: Reininger (0-2).

Inherited runners-scored: Reininger 2-0,

Alcantara 2-0. IBB: off Reininger (Ol-

son). PB: Phegley (13). T: 2 :58. A:

15,680 (41,297).

Rays 5, Blue Jays 0

Brendan McKay and

four relievers combined on

a two-hitter, Mike Zunino

hit a two-run homer, and

AL playoff-contending Tam-

pa Bay beat Toronto.

Randal Grichuk was To -

ronto’s lone base runner

through eight innings,

reaching on his two-out op-

posite-field triple in the

first off McKay near the

wall.

TORONTO ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Bichette ss .........300 012.322

Hernandez cf ......400 003.218

Grichuk dh ..........401 002.230

Guerrero Jr. 3b ...400 002.276

Tellez 1b .............300 002.217

Drury 2b ..............300 001.220

Davis rf ...............300 000.132

Jansen c..............200 010.207

Alford lf ..............301 001.143

TOTALS 29 02 02 13 —

TAMPA BAY ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Sogard 2b............200 000.287

Duffy 3b ..............201 000.218

Meadows lf.........412 101.286

Garcia rf ..............401 100.270

Choi 1b ................400 002.258

Lowe dh ..............400 001.283

Adames ss ..........312 000.249

Kiermaier cf........310 001.239

Zunino c..............311 201.172

Wendle 3b-2b .....312 000.227

TOTALS 32 59 406 —

TORONTO ....... 000 000 000—021

TAMPA BAY ... 120 100 01X—590

E: Drury (4). LOB: Toronto 4, Tampa Bay

3. 2B: Garcia (20), Adames (21). 3B: Gri-
   chuk (4). HR: Zunino (9), off Buchholz.
   TORONTO IP HRER BB SO ERA
   Buchholz.............. 674303 5.31
   Pannone .............. 100001 6.35
   Shafer.................. 121002 3.09
   TAMPA BAY IP HRER BB SO ERA
   McKay............... 3.2 10007 5.03
   Fairbanks.......... 1.1 00002 2.08
   Kittredge ............. 200002 4.17
   Sulser .................. 110021 0.00
   Pagan................... 100001 2.19
   WP: Fairbanks (1-0); LP: Buchholz (1-4);
   S: Pagan (19). Inherited runners-scored:
   Pagan 3-0. WP: Shafer. PB: Jansen (4).
   T: 2 :35. A: 1 0,853 (25,025).

Astros 11, Mariners 9 (13)

Late Thursday

SEATTLE ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Moore ss .............512 011.221

Gordon 2b ...........622 001.280

Nola 1b-c.............633 501.277

Seager 3b............622 302.252

Murphy c.............412 000.279

M.Smith ph-lf .....200 001.238

Vogelbach dh ......300 020.217

Long pr-dh ..........100 001.225

Lopes lf ...............400 001.269

Broxton lf ...........000 000.122

Narvaez ph .........100 001.281

Court 1b ..............100 001.217

Fraley rf ..............601 102.158

Bishop cf.............600 003.098

TOTALS 51912931 5—

HOUSTON ABRHBI BB SO AVG

Altuve 2b ............622 212.300

Brantley lf ..........612 301.324

Bregman ss.........601 201.295

Alvarez dh ..........510 012.310

Gurriel 1b............401 021.304

Straw pr..............010 000.233

Maldonado c.......000 000.180

Diaz 3b-1b...........500 012.258

Tucker rf .............612 201.222

Chirinos c............310 010.232

Toro ph-3b ..........100 000.216

Reddick cf ...........333 110.269

Marisnick cf ........110 011.236

TOTALS 46 11 11 10 81 1—

SEATTLE ... 520 000 100 0000— 9121

HOUSTON.012 002 030 0002—11 11 0

One out when winning run scored.

E: Moore (9). LOB: Seattle 6, Houston 8.

2B: Moore (13), Nola 2 (9), Gurriel (39),

Bregman (33). 3B: Altuve (3). HR: Seager

(21), off Miley; Nola (9), off Sneed; Nola

(9), off Urquidy; Seager (21), off James;

Tucker (1), off Gonzales; Reddick (11),

off Gonzales; Brantley (20), off Wisler.

SEATTLE IP HRER BB SO ERA

Gonzales........... 5.1 75450 4.37

Adams ................ .2 10000 3.24

Guilbeau ........... 0.1 00000 4.91

Bass..................... 102211 3.76

Tuivailala............ .2 11100 1.69

Altavilla............... 100003 7.04

Magill .................. 100002 4.32

Grotz.................... 211114 3.38

Wisler................. .1 12211 5.03

HOUSTON IP HRER BB SO ERA

Miley ................... 055510 3.35

Sneed................... 332204 4.34

Urquidy ................ 421110 5.33

Biagini ................. 100002 3.55

J.Smith ............... .2 10001 1.47

Osuna ............... 1.1 00013 3.05

Rondon ................ 100000 3.67

James .................. 211105 4.64

WP: James (5-0); LP: Wisler (1-2). Miley

pitched to 6 batters in the 0th Inherited run-

ners-scored: Tuivailala 2-2, Sneed 2-1, Osu-

na 1-0. HBP: Bass (Chirinos). WP: Gonzales.

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Giants : Claimed RHP
Ricardo Pinto off waivers
from the Rays.

Phillies : OF Bryce Harper
left Fr iday night’s game
against the Mets with
after he was hit on the
right hand by a pitch from
New York starter Steven
Matz in the third inning.
Harper has a hand
contusion, the team said
after the game.

Yankees: OF Giancarlo
Stanton had five plate
appearances in a
simulated game as he
works to return this
month from a knee injury.
The slugger also worked
out in right field at the
Yankees’ complex in
Tampa. Stanton has been
limited to nine games this
year, hitting .290 with one
home run and seven RBI.

QUOTABLE

“We’ll never

know. That

narrative makes

some sense if you

want to sit here

and say he never

had a normal

spring training, a

normal ramp-

up.”

— Theo Epstein , Cubs

president, on speculation

closer Craig Kimbrel joined

the team too quickly after

missing all of spring

training and three months

of the regular season.

Kimbrel is sidelined with

right elbow inflammation.

STAR OF THE DAY

Christian Yelich,
Brewers

Hit his 44th homer, a
three-run shot in the third
inning, as Milwaukee
defeated the Chicago
Cubs, 7-1, at Miller Park.

TODAY’S GAME
TO WATCH

Cubs at Brewers,
7:10 p.m.

The NL playoff battle
continues in Milwaukee
with Chicago RHP Yu
Darvish (5-6, 4.25 ERA)
slated to start after
missing his last
scheduled turn with right
forearm tightness. LHP
Gio Gonzalez (2-2, 4.14)
gets the call for the
Brewers.

NL leaders
Entering Friday’s games
BATTING
Rendon, Was ................................... .338
Reynolds, Pit ................................... .333
Marte, Ari ........................................ .328
McNeil, NY ....................................... .324
Yelich, Mil ........................................ .323
Blackmon, Col .................................. .319
Arenado, Col .................................... .312
HOME RUNS
Alonso, NY .......................................... 45
Bellinger, LA ....................................... 44
Yelich, Mil ........................................... 43
Suarez, Cin .......................................... 41
Freeman, Atl ....................................... 38
Arenado, Col ....................................... 37
Acuna Jr., Atl ...................................... 37
RBI
Freeman, Atl ..................................... 115
Rendon, Was .................................... 114
Bell, Pit ............................................. 112
Escobar, Ari ...................................... 110
Arenado, Col ..................................... 108
Alonso, NY ........................................ 105
Bellinger, LA ..................................... 104
Harper, Phi ........................................ 100
ERA
Ryu, LA ............................................ 2.45
Soroka, Atl ....................................... 2.54
Scherzer, Was ................................. 2.60
Gray, Cin .......................................... 2.75
deGrom, NY ..................................... 2.76
Kershaw, LA .................................... 2.96
Flaherty, StL .................................... 3.14
Corbin, Was ..................................... 3.20
SAVES
Yates, SD ............................................ 39
Smith, SF ............................................ 31
Iglesias, Cin ........................................ 29
Doolittle, Was .................................... 28
Hader, Mil ........................................... 28
Jansen, LA .......................................... 28
Diaz, NY .............................................. 25
Vazquez, Pit ....................................... 24
STRIKEOUTS
Strasburg, Was ................................ 222
deGrom, NY ...................................... 220
Scherzer, Was .................................. 207
Corbin, Was ...................................... 201
Nola, Phi ........................................... 200
Ray, Ari ............................................. 199
Castillo, Cin ...................................... 198
Buehler, LA ....................................... 190
Flaherty, StL ..................................... 186

Baseball

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Strike a pose

The Cardinals' Marcell Ozuna, center, gestures to Manager Mike Shildt as he walks through the dugout

before a game against the Pirates in Pittsburgh. St. Louis entered Friday night’s contest with a 2^1 / 2 ­game

lead atop the National League Central, having won seven of its past 10 games, but lost the game, 9­4.

TODAY

Interleague score

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

No games scheduled

FRIDAY’S RESULT

Kansas City 3, at Miami 0

AL leaders

Entering Friday’s games

BATTING

Anderson, Chi .................................. .332

LeMahieu, NY .................................. .331

Brantley, Hou .................................. .324

Alberto, Bal ..................................... .321

Devers, Bos ...................................... .316

HOME RUNS

Trout, LA ............................................. 45

Soler, KC ............................................. 40

Kepler, Min ......................................... 36

Cruz, Min ............................................ 35

RBI

Devers, Bos ....................................... 107

Abreu, Chi ......................................... 106

Trout, LA ........................................... 104

ERA

Verlander, Hou ................................ 2.57

Cole, Hou ......................................... 2.81

Miley, Hou ....................................... 3.06

SAVES

Chapman, NY ...................................... 36

Hand, Cle ............................................. 33

Osuna, Hou ......................................... 31

STRIKEOUTS

Cole, Hou .......................................... 266

Verlander, Hou ................................. 257

Bieber, Cle ........................................ 233

Boyd, Det .......................................... 225

NOTES

B ALTIMORE SUN

baltimore — The Baltimore Orioles seemed deter-

mined to turn things around Friday night after a

frustrating offensive performance in Thursday’s

series opener against the Te xas Rangers. However,

three long balls could not prevent them from coming

up short again.

Trey Mancini, Richie Martin and Anthony San-

tander each homered in support of starting pitcher

Dylan Bundy, but the bullpen could not hold a

two-run lead, and the Rangers rallied for a 7-6

victory before an announced crowd of 10,596 at

Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Outfielder Willie Calhoun homered in his first

two at-bats and drove in a career-high four runs and

shortstop Elvis Andrus delivered a key two-run

single in the seventh inning to put the Rangers

ahead to stay.

Bundy wasn’t particularly sharp, allowing five

runs on eight hits over six-plus innings. He was

staked to an early lead when Martin hit a towering

three-run homer into the left-center field bleachers,

only to allow a three-run shot to Calhoun to tie the

game an inning later.

The two homers allowed lifted Bundy into a tie

with David Hess for the team lead in that dubious

department with 28. He led the majors with 41 al-

lowed last season.

Bundy settled in after the three-run fourth and

had retired 10 of 11 batters when he allowed a double

to center fielder Scott Heineman to lead off the

seventh, bringing Manager Brandon Hyde out of the

dugout.

Things deteriorated quickly from there.

O’s hit three homers,

but bullpen fails again

RANGERS 7, ORIOLES 6

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

New York 92 50 .648 —7-3 L-1

Tampa Bay8 45 9. 58781 / 2 8-2W-3

Boston 76 65 .539 15^1 / 2 6-4W-1

Toronto 5587 .38 7372 -8L-5

Baltimore4 69 5.326 45^1 / 2 3-7L-3

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR

x-Minnesota 8753 .621 —8-2W-1

x-Cleveland 81 60 .57 461 / 2 5-5 L-1

Chicago 62 79 .440 25^1 / 2 2-8 L-1

Kansas City 52 90 .366 36 6-4W-1

x-Detroit 41 98 .295 45^1 / 2 2-8 L-1

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR

Houston 92 50 .648 —7-3W-2

x-Oakland 82 58 .586 97 -3W-4

Te xas7 07 3.490 22^1 / 2 6-4W-2

Los Angeles 66 76 .465 26 3-7W-1

Seattle 58 84 .408 34 2-8 L-4

x-Late game

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

Atlanta 88 54 .620 —8-2W-8

Washington 78 62 .557 95 -5L-3

New York 72 68 .514 15 5-5W-2

Philadelphia 72 68 .514 15 4-6L-3

Miami 50 90 .357 37 3-7 L-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR

St. Louis 79 62 .560 —6-4 L-1

Chicago 76 64 .543 2^1 / 2 7-3 L-1

Milwaukee 7268 .514 6^1 / 2 5-5W-1

Cincinnati 66 76 .465 13^1 / 2 3-7 L-1

Pittsburgh 62 79 .440 17 7-3W-1

WEST WLPCTGBL10STR

x-Los Angeles 92 50 .648 —6-4W-4

Arizona 74 67 .525 171 / 2 9-1W-4

x-San Fr ancisco 67 73 .479 24 2-8L-1

x-San Diego 64 75 .460 26^1 / 2 4-6L-3

x-Colorado 59 82 .418 32^1 / 2 1-9L-9

x-Late game

NL WILD-CARD STANDINGS

Team WLPct WCGB

Washington 78 62 .557 +2

Chicago 76 64 .543 —

Arizona 74 67 .525 21 / 2

Milwaukee 72 68 .514 4

New York 72 68 .514 4

Philadelphia 72 68 .514 4

AL WILD-CARD STANDINGS

Team WLPct WCGB

Tampa Bay 84 59 .587 +^1 / 2

x-Oakland 82 58 .586 —

x-Cleveland 81 60 .574 11 / 2

Boston 76 65 .539 61 / 2

x-Late game

ORIOLES’ BATTING LEADERS

Entering Saturday’s game

Batters Avg AB RH2BHR RBI BB

Trumbo .333 9133030

Alberto .321 449 54 144 21 11 47 13

Williams.308 13 141000