C4 Sports The Boston Globe MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019
WHITE SOX 10, PHILLIES 5
CHICAGO AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
LeGarcía cf-rf 511401 .289
TAnderson ss5 11101 .307
Abreu 1b 511003 .261
Jay rf 31100 1.330
Skole ph 111000 .667
Jiménez lf4 11300 .235
Goins 3b 422101 .288
McCannc2 11010 .278
Sánchez2b 41210 0.251
López p2 00002 .000
Engelcf 200000 .227
Totals 37 10 11 10 19
PHILADELPHIAABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Dickerson lf 512300 .316
Segurass 500001 .281
Harperrf 21002 1.248
Hoskins 1b 400000 .254
Realmutoc3 12010 .274
Hernández2b 401101 .284
Kingery3b 412101 .273
Smyly p1 00001 .000
Millerph 000010 .220
Rodríguezph 100000 .232
Knapp ph 111000 .193
Quinncf 401002 .173
Totals 34 59547
Chicago......................050 000 131 — 10 11 0
Philadelphia..............000 012 002 — 5 9 1
E—Harper (4).LOB—Chicago 2, Philadel-
phia(21).6.HR2B—LeGarcía—Goins (5), Realmuto(7), off Smyly, TAnd(24),Kingeryerson
(12),off Parker,Jiménez (18), off Morin, Dick-
erson(5), off Osich.S—McCann.DP—Chica-
go 2.
Chicago IP HRER BB SOERA
López W 6-95‚733335.41
Bummer 1„ 00001 1.69
Marshall 100011 2.30
Osich 122202 5.68
Philadelphia IP HRER BB SOERA
Smyly L 1-15 45517 3.00
Suárez 100001 3.57
Morin 264400 6.14
Parker 111101 2.25
Inheritedrunners-scored—Bummer2-0.
NP—López 95, Bummer15, Marshall20, Osich
17, Smyly 85, SuárezUmpires—Home, Mike Muchlinski; First, Mike11, Morin 34, Parker 18.
Winters;Second,Rob Drake; Third, Tim Tim-
mons.T—3:08.A—3 1,562 (42,792).INDIANS 6, ANGELS 2
LA ANGELS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Goodwin lf4 11001 .285
Troutcf 401001 .296
Ohtanidh 400002 .287
Pujols 1b 402100 .245
Calhounrf 311101 .235
Fletcher ss 300000 .286
Thaiss 3b 300001 .226
Rengifo 2b 300001 .240
Stassi c2 0000 0.160
Walshph 100001 .235
Totals 31 25208
CLEVELANDABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Lindor ss 311210 .307
Mercadocf 411110 .288
Santana 1b 412000 .281
Puigrf 301010 .286
JoseRamírez 3b 411002 .241
Reyesdh 400004 .133
Kipnis 2b 322310 .255
RoberPérezc4 00002 .236
Luplowlf 40200 1.265
Totals3 3610 649
LA Angels..................000 100 100 — 2 5 0
Cleveland...................101 120 01x — 6 10 0
LOB—LAAngels 2, Cleveland 8.2B—Good-
win (20),Trout(26),Puig(2), JoseRamírez
(26), Luplow2 (13).HR—Calhoun (25), off Bie-
ber,Lindor (20), off Barria, Mercado(9), off
BarriKipnis (6).a, KipniSFs (11),—Lindor.off Barria.DP—ClevelandSB—Puig (2),1.
LA AngelsIPHRERBBSOERA
Barria L 4-53„533366.36
Bard ‚111005.68
JCRamírez3 31103 2.25
Robles „111102.86
García ‚000005.27
Cleveland IP HRER BB SOERA
Bieber W 11-49 52208 3.31
ed runners-scoredBardpitched to 1 batte—Bard 2-0, JCRamírezr in the 5th.Inherit1-1,-
García 1-0.WP—Bard.NP—Barria 89, Bard5,
JCRamírez 39, Robles 23, García6, Bieber 107.
Gibson;Umpires—HomSecond, Briane, Mark CarlsoGorman;n; First, TrippThird,Ryan
Blakney.T—3:00.A—2 6,099(34,788).ORIOLES6, BLUE JAYS 5
TORONTO AB RHBIBBSOAvg.
Bichettess 512101 .406
BiggioGurriel Jr. lf2b-1b4 31002211110 .213.285
Guerrero Jr. dh 513000 .279
Smoak 1b 300111 .207
Galvis 2b 100001 .271
GrichukHernándezrfcf 514100502103 .236.225
Drury 3b 401000 .221
Jansenc4 00001 .2 04
Totals 39 513549
BALTIMORE AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Villar ss-2b 410011 .260
ManciniSantanderfr lf 512201311010 .280.296
Núñezdh 200020 .245
Peterson 3b 411100 .184
Alberto2b 300010 .314
SiscoCDavisc31b 21012111111 .223.184
Wilkerson cf 30101 1.228
Totals 29 66595
Toronto......................010 010 300 — 5 13 2
Baltimore...................130 020 00x — 6 6 0
E—Bichette 2 (2).LOB—Toronto 11, Balti-
more 8.2B—Bichette (5), GuerreroJr. (19),
Grichuk2 (18), Mancini(25), Wilkerson (13).
HR—Bichette(2), off Eshelman,Biggio(9), off
Eshelman.Baltimore1.SB—Peterson (4).DP—Toronto2;
Toronto IP HRER BB SOERA
Reid-Foley L 1-24 44142 2.49
Díaz „1224027.00
BoshersMayza 1‚ 10000010002 7.713.92
Giles 100011 1.50
Baltimore IP HRER BB SOERA
YacabonisEshelmanW 1-2 110020584412 7.156.51
Tate 121112 10.50
Kline „0 0002 6.04
BleierArmstrongS 41‚00000 20003 6.275.05
Eshelmanpitchedto 2 batters in the 7th.
Inherited runners-scored—Boshers 3-0.WP—
Tate 2.NP—Reid-Foley 81, Díaz33, Boshers
14, Mayzman 81, Tatea 10, Giles26, Kline15, Yaca13, Bleierbonis2, Armstrong19, Eshel-
17.Umpires—Home, BrianO'Nora; First, Mark
Ripperger;Second,Jeremie Rehak; Third,
ChrisGuccione.T—3:08.A—1 8,837(45,971).
RAYS 7, MARLINS 2
MIAMI AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Rojas ssBerti3b-cf 401000400103 .291.263
Cooper1b 300010 .285
BAndersonrf 312110 .244
Grandersondh 400002 .178Castro 2bRamírezlf (^40000030100) 1.273.247
Puello cf 100001 .179
Prado3b 211000 .242
Holadayc3 01001 .290
Totals 31 26228
TAMPABAY AB RHBI BB SOAvg.
Duffy 3b4 10010 .238
Pham lfAguilar1b 321020422200 .275.571
d'Arnauddh4 11112 .283
AviGarcíarf 402200 .279
BrosseauHerediacf2b 413200200021 .313.236
Zuninoc4 01003 .174
Adamesss 400000 .239
Totals 33 710766
Miami.........................000 100 010 — 2 6 1
TampaBay................201 000 31x — 7 10 1
E—Rojas(8), AviGarcía(3).LOB—Miami 4,
TampaBay9.2B—Ramírez(13),AviGarcía
(18).3B—Rojas(1).HR—BAnderson(17),off
Chirinos, Aguilar (1), off Keller,off Smith.SB—Pham (13),HeredBrosseau (5),ia (1).CS—
Rojas(5).SF—Aguilar.DP—Miami 1; Tampa
Bay 1.
Miami IP HRER BB SOERA
Smith L 7-55 63144 3.35
KinleyGuerrero ‚333 10000110 4.555.59
Keller 1„ 11111 5.40
TampaChirinosBayIW 9-5 PH 521114 RERBBSOERA3.62
DiCastillo „100113.59
Poche 1‚ 00002 5.79
Kittredge 231001 2.52
Poche 2-0.InheritedNPrunners-sco—Smith 101, Kinlered—Ky 13, Guerre-eller 1-0,
ro 27, Keller40, Chirinos63, DiCastillo19,
Poche 14, Kittredge19.Umpires—Home,Jor-
dan Baker;pazza; Third, Hunter Wendelstedt.First,Laz Diaz;Second,Vic Cara-T—2:53.
A—14,819(25,025).
AL
EAST WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
NewYork 72 39 .649 — 39-14 6-4 W 5
Tampa Bay6548. 575 8 29-24 8-2 W 6
Boston 59 55 .518 14½ 28-31 2-8 L 8
Toronto 45 69 .39528½ 17-30 6-4 L 2
Baltimore3873. 342 34 18-32 6-4 W 2
CENTRAL WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
Minnesota6942. 622 — 27-13 8-2 W 3
Cleveland6645. 595 3 31-19 7-3 W 3
Chicago4861. 440 20 23-23 3-7 W 1
KansasCity4073. 354 30 22-34 1-9 L 6
Detroit 32 75 .2993 5 14-28 2-8 L 3
WEST WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
Houston 73 40 .646— 38-128-2 W 4
Oakland6448. 571 8½ 27-26 6-4 W 3
Texas5754. 514 15 26-32 6-4 W 4
Los Angeles 56 57 .4961 7 25-30 2-8 L 4
Seattle 47 67 .41226½ 23-39 6-4 L 4
NL
EAST WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
Atlanta6647. 584 — 28-18 6-4 L 1
Philadelphia 58 53 .523726-265-5 L 1
Washington5853. 523 7 30-22 3-7 L 2
NewYork 55 56 .495 10 23-24 9-1 W 2
Miami 42 67 .3852 2 16-33 5-5 L 2
CENTRAL WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
Chicago6051. 541 — 25-21 6-4 W 3
St. Louis 58 52 .527 1½ 26-20 5-5 L 2
Milwaukee 57 56 .504427-244-6 L 4
Cincinnati5258. 473 7½ 24-28 6-4 W 1
Pittsburgh4863. 432 12 20-29 2-8 L 2
WEST WLPct. GB Div.Last 10 Streak
Los Angeles 74 40 .649— 34-177-3 W 2
Arizona 56 56 .5001 7 19-29 5-5 W 2
San Francisco 56 56 .5001 7 30-27 4-6 L 1
Colorado 52 60 .464 21 23-28 5-5 W 1
San Diego5160. 459 21½ 21-26 3-7 L 2
RESULTS
SUNDAY
At NY Yankees 7 Boston 4 At Houston 3 Seattle 1
Chi. White Sox 10 at Philadelphia 5 At Chi. Cubs 7 Milwaukee 2
At Baltimore 6 Toronto 5 At Texas 9 Detroit 4
At Cleveland 6 LA Angels 2 At Colorado 6 San Francisco 2
At TampaBay 7 Miami 2 At Oakland 4 St. Louis 2
Cincinnati6 (10 inn.) at Atlanta 4 At LA Dodgers 11 San Diego 10
NY Mets 13 at Pittsburgh 2 At Arizona 7 Washington 5
At Minnesota 3 KansasCity 0
SATURDAY
1st:AtNYYankees 9 BOSTON 2 AtCleveland 7 LAAngels 2
2d:AtNYYankees 6 BOSTON 4 AtHouston 9 Seattle 0
AtChi.Cubs 4 Milwaukee 1 AtAtlanta 5 ( 10 inn.) Cincinnati 4
AtTampaBay 8 Miami 6 AtTexas 5 ( 10 inn.) Detroit 4
AtPhiladelphia 3 Chi.WhiteSox 2 SanFrancisco 6 atColorado 5
NYMets 7 atPittsburgh 5 AtArizona 18 Washington 7
AtBaltimore 6 Toronto 4 AtOakland 8 St.Louis 3
AtMinnesota 11 KansasCity 3 AtLADodgers 4 SanDiego 1
MONDAY’SGAMES
........2019 ........Team ........2019 vs. opp........ ........Last 3 starts........
Odds W-L ERA rec.W-L IP ERAW-L IP ERA
KANSAS CITY AT BOSTON, 7:10p.m.
PorcelloMontgomery (L)(R) +180-220 1-49-8 5.7416.3403-9-3 0-000-00.0.0 0.000.00 0-212-111.16.2 7.948.10
MIAMI AT NY METS, 4:10 p.m.
Alcantara(R) +145 4-10 4.54 7-14 1-2 20.2 3.48 0-1 15.2 8.62
deGrom (R) -170 6-72.788-14 3-124.0 3.00 1-021.0 0.43
MIAMI AT NY METS, 7:40 p.m.
Dugger (R) Off ——0-0 0-00.0 0.00 0-00.0 0.00
Lockett(R) Off 1-1 7.82 1-2 0-00.0 0.00 1-112.2 7.82
MILWAUKEEAT PITTSBURGH,7:05 p.m.
Lyles (R) -130 6-7 5.159-9 0-00.0 0.00 1-112.1 5.11
Agrazal(R) +110 2-2 3.653-4 1-06.0 3.00 0-215.0 5.40
NY YANKEESAT BALTIMORE,7:05p.m.
Tanaka (R) Off 7-6 4.78 13-9 1-011.2 1.54 1-113.1 12.83
Ynoa(R) Off 1-6 5.551-6 0-02.1 3.86 0-313.0 9.69
CHI. WHITE SOX AT DETROIT, 7:10p.m.
VerHagenGiolito (R)(R) OffOff11-51-211.6603.39 13-8-2 0-001-01.0.0 0.000.00 0-110-288.2.2 4.349.35
LA ANGELSAT CINCINNATI, 7:10 p.m.
Sandoval(L) Off ——0-0 0-0 0. 00 .00 0-0 0. 00 .00
Castillo (R) Off 10-4 2.6312-10 0-0 0.00.00 1-1 18.0 4.00
TEXASAT CLEVELAND, 7:10p.m.
Jurado (R) +1656-6 4.925-8 0-00.0 0.00 1-116.0 6.19
Civale(R) -195 1-0 0.001-0 0-00.0 0.00 1-06.0 0.00
TORONTO AT TAMPA BAY, 7:10 p.m.
Waguespack(R) +205 2-1 4.802-2 0-19.0 5.00 1-116.1 3.86
Morton (R) -25512-3 2.7815-8 0-04.2 1.93 1-117.1 5.71
OAKLAND AT CHI. CUBS, 8:05 p.m.
Bassitt (R) Off 7-5 3.8410-8 0-00.0 0.00 1-117.0 3.18
Hendricks(R) Off 8-8 3.07 9-11 0-00.0 0.00 1-119.0 0.95
ATLANTAAT MINNESOTA,8:10 p.m.
Berríos (R)Soroka (R) +100-120 10-510-2 2.802.37 14-815-4 0-000-00.0.0 0.000.00 0-112-017.29.2 3.060.92
PHILADELPHIAAT ARIZONA,9:40p.m.
Velasquez(R) -110 3-6 4.406-7 0-01.0 0.00 1-115.1 3.52
Kelly (R) -110 7-11 4.52 8-14 1-07.2 0.00 0-215.1 8.80
WASHINGTONAT SANFRANCISCO,9:45p.m.
Fedde (R)Off 1-24.674-5 0-00.0 0.00 0-113.2 7.24
Samardzija (R)Off 8-83.7512-100-1 5.07.20 1-1 17.0 2.65
ST. LOUIS AT LA DODGERS, 10:10 p.m.
Wacha (R) +1506-4 5.157-7 0-03.2 17.18 1-116.1 3.86
Gonsolin (R) -180 0-1 5.630-1 0-00.0 0.00 0-14.0 9.00
Teamrec. — Record in games startedby pitcher this season
LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING
AB RHAvg.
McNeil,NYM...................369 61 124 .336
Yelich,Mil........................3918 0129 .330
Bellinger, LAD.................390 89 127 .326
Blackmon,Col ................397 82 129 .325
KMarte,Ari......................430 75 137 .319
Rendon,Was...................364 78 115 .316
Arenado, Col...................423 71 129.305
Dahl, Col..........................374 67 113 .302
Freeman,Atl...................432 85 130 .301
Verdugo,LAD..................343 43 101 .294
HOME RUNS
Yelich,Milwaukee............................................ 37
Bellinger, Los Angeles.....................................36
PAlonso,NewYork.......................................... 34
Renfroe,San Diego.......................................... 30
ESuarez,Cincinnati..........................................29
AcunaJr,Atlanta...............................................27
FReyes,San Diego........................................... 27
Muncy,Los Angeles........................................27
Bell, Pittsburgh.................................................27
5 tied at 26.
RUNS BATTED IN
Bell,Pittsburgh.................................................89
EEscobar,Arizona............................................88
Freeman,Atlanta.............................................86
Rendon,Washington.......................................85
Bellinger, Los Angeles..................................... 85
Arenado,Colorado...........................................83
Yelich,Milwaukee............................................82
PAlonso, NewYork..........................................78
Hosmer,San Diego..........................................75
Muncy, Los Angeles.......................................74.
PITCHING
Strasburg,Washington................................14-5
Fried, Atlanta.................................................12-4
Ryu, Los Angeles..........................................11-2
Woodruff,Milwaukee..................................11-3
Buehler, Los Angeles...................................10-2
Kershaw,Los Angeles.................................10-2
Nola, Philadelphia.........................................10-2
Soroka,Atlanta.............................................10-2
LCastillo,Cincinnati.....................................10-4
Marquez, Colorado.......................................10-5
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Not including Sunday night’s game
BATTING
AB RHAvg.
LeMahieu, NYY...............405 77 136 .336
Devers,Bos.....................446 90 144 .323
Brantley,Hou..................413 61 132 .320
Alberto,Bal.....................338 32 106 .314
Bogaerts,Bos.................430 88 133 .309
Lindor, Cle.......................384 63 118 .307
Moncada,ChW...............372 58 112 .301
Polanco,Min...................441 70 132 .299
Merrifield,KC .................473 76 141 .298
Martinez,Bos.................408 64 121 .297
HOMERUNS
Trout,Los Angeles........................................... 36
Cruz, Minnesota...............................................30
Kepler, Minnesota............................................30
Encarnacion,NewYork...................................30
Soler,KansasCity............................................29
Bregman,Houston...........................................27
Vogelbach,Seattle...........................................26
Mancini,Baltimore...........................................26
4 tied at 25.
RUNS BATTED IN
Trout,Los Angeles...........................................87
Devers,Boston..................................................86
Bogaerts,Boston..............................................84
JAbreu,Chicago...............................................77
Kepler, Minnesota............................................76
Encarnacion,NewYork...................................76
Soler,KansasCity............................................75
LeMahieu,NewYork.......................................75
Rosario,Minnesota.......................................... 74
Cruz, Minnesota..............................................72.
PITCHING
Verlander,Houston......................................15-4
German,NewYork.......................................14-2
Lynn,Texas....................................................14-6
ERodriguez,Boston......................................13-5
GCole,Houston.............................................13-5
Morton, TampaBay.....................................12-3
Odorizzi,Minnesota.....................................12-5
Gonzales,Seattle..........................................12-9
Bieber,Cleveland..........................................11-4
Gibson,Minnesota........................................11-4
Baseball
TWINS 3, ROYALS 0
KANSASCITYABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Merrifielddh 400000 .298
Gordonlf 201011 .277
Dozier3b 300002 .277
Soler rf 300001 .251
Cuthbert 1b3 00000 .290
Starlingcf 30000 1.250
Arteagass 300000 .189
Lopez 2b 301001 .222
Gallagherc3 0000 1.238
Totals 27 02017
MINNESOTA AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Kepler cf 300011 .266
Arraez2b 322010 .353
Cruz dh 300011 .292
Rosariolf 302200 .286
Sanó3b 400002 .238
Adrianzass 300001 .264
Cron 1b 30000 1.266
Castro c3 11102 .253
Cave rf 301001 .198
Totals 28 36339
KansasCity...............000 000 000 — 0 2 0
Minnesota..................000 001 11x — 3 6 0
LOB—Kansas City 1, Minnesota 5.HR—Cas-
tro (11), off Keller.rio.DP—MinnesotaCS1.—Gordon(2).SF—Rosa-
KansasCityIPHRERBBSOERA
Keller L 7-11 752217 3.95
Lovelady ‚011115.51
Barlow „100115.61
Minnesota IP HRER BB SOERA
SmeltzerW 1-16 20014 2.28
Duffey 100002 3.38
Romo 100001 0.00
RogersS 17 100000 2.10
heriteSmeltzer pitched to 1 batter in the 7th.d runners-scored—Barlow1-1, DuffeyIn-
1-0.WP—Keller.NP—Keller 98, Lovelady 11,
Barlow12, Smeltzer90, Duffey11, Romo6,
Rogers 19.First, Will Little; Second,Umpires—Home, Jansen Visconti;Joe West;Third,An-
dy Fletcher.T—2:28.A—30,171(38,544).
METS 13, PIRATES 2
NY METS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
McNeil rf-2b4 42210 .336
Confortocf-rf 422101 .256
Altherrrf 100001 .063
TodFrazier 1b5 13302 .243
Canó 2b 323100 .252
Lagarescf 211100 .190
J.DavisRosariolfss 415010022310 .297.280
HechavarríNido c5a 3b 50000200001 .223.214
SyndergaardHart p1p4 2200100001 .120.000
Totals 43 13 16 11 211
PITTSBURGH AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
AdaFrazier 2b 200000 .272
Ramirezp1 00000 .000
Markel p1 00000 .000
Reynolds lf 401002 .332
Marte cf 400001 .286
Bell 1b 20000 0.282
Osuna 1b 222100 .316
Cabrerarf 400001 .298
Moran3b 301100 .278
Newmanss 100010 .310
Gonzálezss 100000 .212
Stallingsc3 00001 .273
Musgrove p1 00000 .135
Reyes2b 200000 .116
Totals 31 24215
NY Mets.....................303 203 200 — 13 16 0
Pittsburgh..................000 000 101 — 2 4 1
3.E2B—M—McNeioran (11).l (29), Conforto (20), TodFrazierLOB—NYMets 6, Pittsburgh
(10),Canó 2 (23), Lagares(7), Osuna (8).HR—
McNeil(13),off Ramirez,Conforto(22),off
Musgrove, J.Davis (11), off Musgrove,Osuna
(8), off Familia.(10). SB—Marte (17), Newman
NY MetsIPHRERBBSOERA
SyndrgrdW 8-57 31113 3.96
Hart 100000 0.00
Familia 111102 7.07
Pittsburgh IP HRER BB SOERA
MusgrveL 8-103‚1088054.69
Ramirez 3„ 65323 7.36
Markel 200003 0.00
HBPInhe—byrited runneMusgrovers-scor(McNedeil).—RamWPirez—Mu1-0.s-
grove.NP—Syndergaard 91, Hart 9, Familia
10, Musgrove 71, Ramirez 55, Markel 25.Um-
piresrett; Second—Home, Mike, Ryan AdditEverion; Thirdtt; First, Lance, Bill WelkeBar-.
T—2:51.A— 22,716 (38,747).
RANGERS9, TIGERS 4
DETROIT AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Castrocf 401002 .292
GoodrumMCabrerassdh 512201312020 .251.285
JaCoJonespr-
dh^000000 .233
Dixon 1b 402010 .264
Candelario3b 500000 .198
DemeritteReyeslf rf 400000401000 .111.225
Hicks c3 1101 0.189
Beckham2b 411002 .203
Totals 36 410245
TEXAS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Choodh 333120 .281
SantanaAndrusss1b 522200410101 .325.283
Mazara rf 311110 .266
Calhounlf 411301 .283
Odor 2b 300010 .210
Forsythe3b 401002 .250
DeShieldsMathis c3cf 21001200012 .264.165
Totals3 198868
Detroit........................000 120 100 — 4 10 3
Texas..........................200 020 41x — 9 8 2
E—Beckham(4), Castro(5), EduJiménez
(1), Forsythe(7), Odor(9).LOB—Detroit10,
Texas6.2B—Goodrum(22), Reyes (4), Choo 2
(25).Zimmerm3B—Caann.lhoun (1).SB—DixHRon (5), Andrus—Santana (17), off(23),
Odor (8).S—C astro,DeShields.SF—Andrus.
DetroitZimmermann IP HR 664417 ER BB SOERA 7 .13
Cisnero L 0-3 „022204.70
Ramirez 012220 5.09
EduJiménez 1‚ 11111 7.71
TexasIPHRERBBSOERA
Payano 4‚ 63232 3.45
ClaseMartin BS 1„1„ 0001121001 0.004.64
MonteroW 1-02‚200012.25
heritedRamirez pitchrunners-scoreded to 3 batters—Ramirezin the 7th.2-2, EduJi-In-
ménez1-0,Clase 2-0,Montero 2-0.WP—
Ramirez.NP—Zimmermann96,Cisnero20,
Ramirez 17, EduJiménez 16, Payano 88, Clase
Larry25, MartinVanover;14, MonteroFirst,Ramon43.UmpiresDe Jesus;—HomSec-e,
ond,David Rackley;Third,Eric Cooper.
T—3:27.A—1 8,531(48,114).
ATHLETICS 4, CARDINALS 2
ST. LOUISABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Carpenter 3b5 01002 .215
Fowlercf 300000 .239
GoldschmOzuna lfidt 1b 300310011011 .260.258
DeJongss 41110 3.255
Wong 2b 401101 .266
JoMartínez dh 400000 .272
Edmanrf 401001 .248
KniznerTotalsc3 33 01011252310 .182
OAKLAND AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Semien ss 402011 .275
Grossman lf2 00031 .246
Chapman 3b 500001 .257
Olson 1b 300012 .253
Davis dhCanha cf 301310011001 .231.254
Piscottyrf 311001 .248
Profar2b 411100 .207
Pinder2b 000000 .246
Garneauc3 1221 0.250
Totals 30 47378
St. Louis.....................000 100 010 — 2 5 0
Oakland......................000 201 01x — 4 7 1
11.E—Prof2B—Semienar (12).(29),LOB—St.GarneauLouis 8, Oakland(4).HR—De-
Jong (19), off Roark, Profar(15), off Wain-
wright.SB—Fowler (6), Knizner(2).DP—St.
Louis 1.
St. Louis IP HRER BB SOERA
Winwright L 7-85‚6 3337 4.50
Brebbia „100103.09
Gallegos 100011 2.09
Gant 101120 2.85
OaklandRoark W 1-0 IP HR 541126 ER BB SOERA1.80
Petit1 00001 2.55
Treinen 1„ 01111 4.05
Diekman 010000 4.91
Soria ‚000004.53
HendriksS 11 100002 1.64
Diekmanpitchedto 1 batter in the 8th.In-
herited runners1-0.HBP—byWainwrigh-scored—Diet (Canha,kman1-1, SoriaPiscotty),
by Roark(Fowler).WP—Gant, Diekman.NP—
Wainwright 99, Brebbia22, Gallegos20, Gant
24, Roark 109, Petit11, Treinen 22, Diekman4,
SoriaLentz;5, Hendriks 16.First, MarkWegner;UmpirSecondes—Hom, Greg Gib-e, Nic
son;Third, StuScheurwater.T—3:14.
A—24,603(46,847).
D-BACKS 7, NATIONALS 5
WASHINGTON AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Turnerss 512000 .288
Eaton rf 400001 .276
RendonSoto lf3b 401100400011 .316.284
Adams1b 321011 .244
Dozier 2b 412101 .242
Parracf 312210 .245
Gomesc3 00011 .207
CorbinStevensp3on ph 10100000000 .068.333
Totals 34 59445
ARIZONA AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Locastrolf-cf 410002 .253
Marte cf-2b 423100 .319
Escobar3b 400000 .279
ChrWalker 1b 322011 .257
Jones rfFlores2b 413210401010 .270.273
Lamb ph 100000 .231
Ahmedss 301210 .265
CKellyc4 00001 .263
Clarkep2 00002 .273
PeraltaTotalsph-lf 321000179747 0.282
Washington...............020 101 100 — 5 9 0
Arizona.......................031 001 20x — 7 9 1
E—C larke(2).LOB—Washington 8, Arizona
6.2B—Jones2 (23), Ahmed (24).HR—Dozier
(16),off Clarke,Parra (6), off Clarke, Marte
S(24),—Eaton.off Corbin.DP—WashSB—Marteington 1; Arizona(6), Ahmed1.(7).
WashingtonIPHRERBBSOERA
Corbin 5‚ 75535 3.43
HudsonSueroL 3-61„0000 22201 10.004.80
Strickland 100010 0.00
Arizona IP HRER BB SOERA
Clarke 5„ 43313 5.46
Chafin 0111004 .66
López BS 3‚ 1002 02.70
Hro BS 4; W 4-51Bradley S 22 2111210000 4.324.01
Chafin pitchedto 1 batter in the 6th.Inher-
ited runners-scoredIBB—offLópez (Gom—Hudsones).HBP—by2-0, LópezSuero1-1.(Lo-
castro),by Clarke (Rendon).WP—Corbin.
PB—CKelly.NP—Corbin 87, Hudson 9, Suero
21, Stricklan12, Hirano21, Bradleyd 17, Clarke28.73, Chafin 3, LópezUmpires—Home,
ChrisConroy;First,Chad Whitson; Second,
Bill Miller; Third,DougEddings.T—3:02.
A—22,976(48,418).
DODGERS 11, PADRES 10
SANDIEGO AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
TatisJr. ss 51110 1.323
Garcia2b 321112 .274
MachadoHosmer1b3b 412110411500 .278.283
Renfroe rf 50100 4.237
Naylor lf 301000 .233
Myers lf 200001 .224
Mejía c4 23000 .243
Margot cfPaddackp2 41110111101 .248.100
Stammenp1 00001 .000
Wingenterp0 00000 —
Kinsler ph 010010 .217
Totals 37 10 12 10 311
LA DODGERS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Pederson rfVerdugolf 501001511001 .228.294
Seager ss 420012 .264
Muncy 2b 534301 .265
Pollockcf 32220 0.259
Beaty 1b 321210 .292
Negrón 3bTurner ph-3b1 30120200000 .375.285
Martin c3 11211 .220
Maeda p1 00001 .270
Bellingerph 100001 .326
JUríasp0 00000 .273
Kelly p0White ph 10000000000 .000.083
Smith ph 100000 .320
Báez p0 00000 —
Totals 36 11 11 11 310
San Diego..................005 100 220 — 10 12 1
LA Dodgers................030 301 022 — 11 11 1
E— LUrías (1), JUrías (4).LOB—S an Diego 5,
LA DodgerMuncy 2 (16), Pollocks 4.2B—Mejía (6), Pederson (9),(6), Beaty(14).HR—
Hosmer(16),off Maeda, Margot(8), off
García,Muncy (27), off Paddack, Pollock(8),
off Stammen,Martin(4), off Paddack.SB—
Mejíaego 1.(1).SF—Garcia,Hosmer.DP—SanDi-
San Diego IP HRER BB SOERA
Paddack4 66616 3.19
StammenWingenter 211103100001 3.414.58
Muñoz„ 22220 1.86
YatsBS 3; L 0-3„221001.18
LA Dodgers IP HRER BB SOERA
Maeda 2„ 55514 4.37
Kolarek ‚000000.00
GarcíaJUrías 2‚ 11110142113 3.862.59
Kelly „00 00 14.97
Chargois 122210 5.29
Báez W 6-21 00002 3.22
Paddack pitched to 1 batter in the 5th.In-
heritedrunners-scored—Stammen1-0, Yates
2-0, Kolarek 1-0, Kelly 1-0.HBP—by Paddack
(PollocWingenterk).10, Muñoz 29, YatesNP—Paddack 77, Stammen 24,23, Maeda 61,
Kolarek3, García 20, JUrías 55, Kelly 9, Char-
gois16, Báez14.Umpires—Home,Jerry
Meals;Third,First,GabeJohn Libka;Morales.TSecond, Ron Kulpa;—3:54.A—44,110
(56,000).
REDS6, BRAVES 4
CINCINNATI ABR HBIBBSOAvg.
Winker rf 401102 .268
Ervin ph-rf1 00000 .333
Votto 1b 300020 .261
Suárez 3b 300011 .259
VanMeter lf 311022 .287
Senzelcf 501102 .279
Dietrich2b 210011 .207
Aquinoph 111000 .333
JIglesias ss 513000 .285
Barnhartc3 21320 .212
Grayp1 00100 .156
Peraza 2b 200001 .235
Totals 33 68689
ATLANTA ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Acuña Jr. rf 512202 .289
Albies 2b 50100 1.286
Donaldson3b 312120 .259
Duvalllf 401012 .400
Riley1b 401002 .242
McCannph 100000 .275
Inciartecf 501000 .230
Camargoss3 0002 2.220
Flowersc5 11101 .229
Teheranp1 00000 .140
Joyce ph 100000 .264
Culberson ph 100001 .317
Freemanph-1b 110010 .301
Totals 39 494611
Cincinnati..............001 110 000 3 — 6 8 1
Atlanta...................000 000 012 1 — 4 9 0
E—Stephenson (4).LOB—Cincinnati 9, At-
lantaley (9).11.HR2B—B—Jarnhart (6), off GreenIglesias(14),AcuñaJr. (16),e, AcuñaRi-
Jr. (27), off Garrett,Donaldson(26), off Sims,
Flowers(9), off Hernandez.SB—Suárez(3),
VanMeter(4).S—Gray 2.DP—Atlanta3.
Cincinnati IP HRER BB SOERA
Gray 740047 3.25
Sims 121103 5.23
GarrettBS 2‚ 22210 2.79
StephnsnW 3-2„000114.73
HernandezS 21 11100 6.92
Atlanta IP HRER BB SOERA
Teheran 533365 3.46
Newcomb 200002 2.50
Swarzak 1‚ 10011 2.59
Blevins „000103.57
Greene L 0-1 143301 18.00
IBBInherited—offStephenson (Donaldsonrunners-scored—Stephenson), off Tehe-1-0.
ran (Barnhart).HBP—by Teheran (Dietrich),
byNewcomb(Suárez).WP—Gray.NP—Gray
110,nandezSims17, Teheran22, Garrett 16, Stephenson86, Newcom9, Her-b 25,
Swarzak23, Blevins12, Greene13.Umpires—
Home,MannyGonzalez;First,RobertoOrtiz;
Second,DanIassogna;Third,SeanBarber.
T—3:54.A—3 3,083(41,084).
ASTROS 3, MARINERS 1
SEATTLE ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
MaSmithcf 400001 .229
Narváezc3 00011 .291
Santanadh 400003 .266
Vogelbach 1b 400002 .229
Seager3b 41210 2.218
Beckhamlf 40000 2.237
Crawfordss3 01002 .249
Nola2b 300002 .317
DMoorerf 201010 .213
Totals 31 141215
HOUSTONABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Springer rf 400002 .291
Altuve 2b 400000 .300
Bregman3b 422000 .267
Alvarez dh 20111 0.340
Correass 201121 .290
Gurriel 1b 300001 .293
Chirinosc3 0000 1.231
Marisnick cf 311001 .249
Reddicklf 20010 2.273
Totals 27 35338
Seattle........................000 000 100 — 1 4 1
Houston.....................000 101 10x — 3 5 0
5.E2B—Crawford—Bregman(8).(18),LOB—SAlvarezeattle5, Houston(14).3B—
DMoore(2).HR—Seager(10),off Verlander.
SB—Marisnick(9).SF—Alvarez, Reddick.
DP—Seattle1.
Seattle IP HRER BB SOERA
Tuivailala 100020 3.38
Milone L 1-6 542217 4.33
Magill 111100 4.81
Bass1 00001 3.38
Houston IP HRER BB SOERA
VerlndrW 15-46 3112 10 2.68
JoSmith1 10002 0.00
Harris 100002 1.69
Osuna S 25 10000 12.56
Tuivailala pitchedto 2 battersin the 2nd.
Verlaherited runners-scorednderpitchedto 1 batte—Milonr in the 7th.e 2-0.WP—Mi-In-
lone,Magill.NP—Tuivailala 22, Milone 91,
Magill 15, Bass 11, Verlander 98, JoSmith 18,
Harris16, Osuna14.Umpires—Home,Nick
Mahrleyson;Third,; First, Cory Blaser; Second, Jeff Nel-Jim Wolf.T—2:56.A—39,667
(41,168).
CUBS7, BREWERS 2
MILWAUKEE ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Grishamlf 41310 1.375
Grandalc4 0000 2.251
Yelichrf 412101 .330
Thames1b 400003 .245
Wilkersonp0 00000 1.000
Moustkas 2b-3b 402000 .268
Gamel cf 400003 .247
Arcia ss 400002 .226
Shaw 3b-1b 402001 .162
Houserp2 00002 .000
Braun ph 100000 .274
Hiura 2b 100000 .307
Totals 36 292015
CHICAGO ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Heyward cf-rf5 22301 .276
Castellanos rf 401101 .313
Chatwoodp1 00000 .231
Rizzo 1b 504000 .286
Báez ss5 11000 .288
Schwarberlf 222110 .228
AlmoraJr. cf 000000 .247
Caratinic3 00011 .264
Kemp 2b 311101 .286
Bote 3b 41210 0.248
Darvish p1 00001 .108
Happ ph-rf-lf 201001 .176
Totals 35 714726
Milwaukee.................100 000 010 — 2 9 0
Chicago......................120 011 20x — 7 14 1
E—Kemp(1).LOB—Milwaukee7, Chicago
9.3B—Heyward (4).HR—Grisham (1), off
Chatwo(17), off Houser, Schwarberod, Yelich(37), off Darvish,(25), off HouseHeywardr.
S—Darvish.SF—Kemp.DP—Chicago 1.
Milwaukee IP HRER BB SOERA
HouserL 4-5 594415 4.24
Jeffress 121100 5.00
Claudio 122211 4.24
Wilkerson 110000 6.17
Chicago IP HRER BB SOERA
DarvishW 4-5 551108 4.36
Holland 110002 5.72
Chatwood S 23 31105 4.14
HBP—byClaudio (Schwarber).NP—Houser
89, Jeffress 17, Claudio 23, Wilkerson 13,
piresDarvish—Ho93, Hollanme, Johnd 17, ChatwBacon;First,oodKerwin45.Dan-Um-
ley; Second, John Tumpane;Third, Lance
Barksdale.T—3:04.A—40,466 (41,649).
ROCKIES 6, GIANTS 2
SAN FRANABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Solanoss4 22201 .343
Belt 1b 400002 .235
Slaterrf 301012 .276
Posey c4 00000 .258
Longoria3b 401001 .241
Pillarcf 301000 .249
Sandoval ph 100000 .266
Gennett2b 200001 .213
Suarezp0 00000 .000
Duggarcf 101000 .238
Yastrzemskilf 300000 .268
Beedep1 00001 .160
Panik2b 201000 .233
Totals 32 27218
COLORADOABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Blackmonrf 523000 .325
Story ss 222220 .283
Murphy1b 402100 .300
Arenado3b 422200 .305
McMahon2b 30101 0.268
Tapialf 402000 .274
Daza cf 401000 .091
Iannettac4 00001 .212
Freelandp2 00002 .105
Alonsoph 100000 .333
Desmondph 100000 .270
Oberg p0 00000 .000
Totals 34 613533
San Francisco...........101 000 000 — 2 7 0
Colorado....................302 010 00x — 6 13 0
LOB—San Francisco 4, Colorado7.2B—
Blackmon2 (28), Story(27).HR—Solano 2 (4),
off Freeland, off FreelBeede,Arenado 2 (24),off Beede,and,Story (25), offoff Suarez.
DP—San Francisco3; Colorado 2.
San Francisco IP HRER BB SOERA
BeedeL 3-6 3„ 85523 5.38
Suarez 1‚ 31100 9.19
Gustave 220010 0.00
Selman1 00000 6.00
Colorado IP HRER BB SOERA
FreelandW 3-95 52215 7.24
Davis 110001 6.61
McGee 110000 3.03
Díaz 100002 4.98
Oberg 100000 1.53
WPInher—Beede.itedrunners-scoredNP—Beede 77, Suarez 29,—Suarez2-0.
Gustave 30, Selman 9, Freeland 84, Davis 18,
McGee 12, Díaz 12, Oberg7.Umpires—Home,
BenTicheMay;nor;First, Phil Cuzzi; SeconThird,AdamHamari.Td, Todd—2:52.
A—40,084(46,897).
Ya nks finish Sox, sweep
gameseries sweep.
In the onlyrace that matters that
matters at this point, the Sox are 6½
games behindTampa Bay for the sec-
ond wild card.
“I knowit’s something that a lot of
peopledidn’t expect, to go on a bad
run like this,but it happensin this
game, man,” said shortstop Xander
Bogaerts,whowenthitlessin 15 at-
bats in series.
“We played them so many times
and it just seemed like they made the
adjustment quicker.”
Price was the latest Red Sox starter
to stumble, giving up six consecutive
hits in the third inning as the Yankees
scoredsix runs to take a 7-0 lead.
“I just couldn’t make a pitch to get
out of it,” said Price, who rejoinedthe
teamSaturday nightfollowingthe
birth of his secondchildThursday.
Sox pitchershave allowed 55
earnedruns over 68 innings in the los-
ing streakwith the starting pitchers
giving up 44 of them over only37‚
innings.
“Overall, a horribleweek,” Cora
said.
As they return to Fenway on Mon-
day, the Sox have not lost nine straight
sincea 10-gamelosingstreakfrom
May 15-25, 2014.
That team, also a defendingWorld
Series champion, fell out of conten-
tion quickly and the result was a
trade-deadlinefire sale that saw Jon
Lester, Andrew Miller, and John Lack-
ey amongthose shippedout of town.
This team has collapsedsince the
deadlinepassedWednesday without
president of baseball operations Dave
Dombrowski making any additions.
The Sox have beenoutscored43-21
since.
Cora doesn’t believe Dombrowski’s
inaction affected the team,all evi-
denceto the contrary.
“I don’t think so. I just thinkwe
didn’t hit; we didn’t pitch; we didn’t
play well,” he said. “That’s it. I don’t
thinkit has to do withmakingtrades
or not making trades.”
The Red Sox finished the season
1-8 at Yankee Stadiumand wereswept
in a four-game seriesat Yankee Stadi-
um for the first time since Aug. 6-9,
2009.
With the Yankees holdinga 1-0
lead,Price had a runneron first with
two outsin the thirdinning. That’s
when he caved in.
Gio Urshela hit a flat changeup out
to left-center for his 12th homer. Five
of the six hits that inninghad exit ve-
uREDSOX
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locitiesof 95 milesper houror better.
“It snowballedon us,” Cora said.
CameronMaybin had an RBI dou-
ble and Mike Ford a run-scoring sin-
gle. Mike Tauchman followed with a
two-runsingle.
With Edwin Encarnacion, Aaron
Hicks, Gary Sanchez, and Luke Voit
going on the injured list since July 24,
Yankees manager AaronBoonehas
stitched together his lineupwithre-
serves and minorleaguecall-ups.
The formula has worked as the
first-placeYankees have wonfive
straight.
Price (7-5)was finally taken out of
the gameafter he walked Gleyber Tor-
res and was given a sarcastic standing
ovation by Yankees fans as he walked
slowlyto the dugout.
“It’s beena tough[week] for us,”
Price said.“We had a good series
downin Tampaand a good series
against New York at home. Every since
then it hasn’t been the same.”
The seven runsPrice allowedover
2„ inningsinflated his earned run av-
erage to 4.36. He is 0-3 with a 10.59
ERA in four starts since reigniting his
feudwithteambroadcaster Dennis
Eckersley over an innocuousquotein
a GlobeMagazine story.
LikePrice,YankeeslefthanderJ.A.
Happ came off the paternity list to
start. He gave his teama solidstart.
The lefthander had a three-hit
shutout through four inningsbefore
giving up consecutive homerunsto
left field by ChristianVazquezand Mi-
chaelChavis.
The Sox chipped away somemore
in the sixth inningwhenJ.D. Martinez
singled and SamTravis walked with
two outs. After a wild pitch advanced
bothrunnersinto scoringposition,
Andrew Benintendisnappedan 0-
for-9skid by grounding a two-run sin-
gle into center field.
Luis Cessa, who had not pitched in
four days, replaced Happ and walked
Vazquez on five pitches to put the ty-
ing run at the plate. Chavis got ahead
2 and 0 thenstruckout swingingat
low slider.
The Sox did not threaten again.
Now they play 12 of theirnext 15
games at home. It could be their final
hopefor a revival.
“We’re going to go home.That
GreenMonster is going to remind us
wherewe are,” Cora said.“There’s no
hiding. We knowwe’re talented and
we can do it.”
PeterAbraham canbe reached at
[email protected]
Twitter @PeteAbe.