C6 Sports The Boston Globe THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2019
METS 7, MARLINS 2
MIAMIBertiss AB 401001 RHBI BB SO Avg..284
IDíaz 2b 400001 .067
Andersonrf 411102 .248
Cooper1b 210021 .281
Castro 3bBrinsoncf4 40200002101 .249.209
Ramírezlf 40000 1.264
Holadayc3 01011 .303
YamamotPradopho p2 10100000001 .067.2 50
Totals 32 28239
NY METS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
McNeil rf-lf3 11200 .339
Rosarioss 400001 .278
Confortocf-rf 332310 .261
AlonsoJ.Davis lf1b 411201301001 .260.305
Guillormeph1 00000 .161
Ramosc4 02001 .267
Frazier 3b 401000 .240
HechavarríaMatz p22b 40000311001 .204.243
Altherrcf-lf 211000 .075
Totals 34 710718
Miami........................010 001 000 — 2 8 0
NY Mets....................202 000 30x — 7 10 0
AltherrLOB—M(2).iamiHR—An6, NY Metsderson (18), off Matz, Mc-5.2B—Holaday(4),
Neil (15), off Quijada, Conforto 2 (25), off Ya-
mamoto, off Quijada,Alonso (37), off Yama-
moto.DP—NYMets 2.
Miami IP HRER BB SOERA
Yamamoto L
4-3^654416 4.17
Quijada „333014.29
Kinley 1‚ 20001 4.34
NY Mets IP HRER BB SOERA
Matz W 7-7Wilson 6„‚100 7222701 4.492.57
Familia 100010 6.69
Avilán 100001 5.30
HBP—byYamamoto(McNeil).NP—Yama-
moto87, Quijada 12, Kinley17, Matz103, Wil-
son 7, Familia 17, Avilán 10.Umpires—Home,
MannyGonzalez;First, Jim Wolf;Second,
ChrisA—26,349Sega(41,922).l; Third,DanIassogna.T—2:26.DODGERS2, CARDINALS 1
ST. LOUISABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Fowlercf-rf 401001 .244
EdmanGoldschmrf-3b4idt 1b 40000101001 .241.253
Ozuna lf 411101 .252
DeJongss 401002 .254
CarpenteWong 2br 3b 202010200012 .218.267
Wieters c4 01001 .234
Flahertyp3 00002 .143
JMartínezph 100000 .268
Totals 32 171211
LA DODGERS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
PedersoMuncy 2bn rf 402001300012 .236.262
Turner3b 40100 1.290
Bellingercf 40100 1.321
Seager ss3 10001 .265
BeatySmith phlf 300001111000 .292.305
Ríos 1b 401003 .263
Martin c4 0120 1.219
May p2Pollockph 10000100001 .000.257
Totals 33 272113
St. Louis....................000 001 000 — 1 7 0
LA Dodgers..............000 000 002 — 2 7 0
LOB—St.Louis8, LA Dodgers 7.2B—Fowler
(16), EdmanOzuna (21), off May.(6), PedersonS—W(10), Ríos (2).ong.DP—LADodg-HR—
ers 1.
St. Louis IP HRER BB SOERA
Flaherty 74001 10 3.72
GallegosMiller ‚01100 110002 2.053.86
CMartínezBS 3;
L 2-2 ‚211013.72
LA Dodgers IP HRER BB SOERA
May5„511173.18
KolarekGarcía 1‚ 01000010010 0.003.74
Kelly 100003 4.85
SadlerW 2-01 10000 0.73
penter).HBP—byWPMiller—CMartínez(Seager),.NPby Sadler—Flaherty(Car-97,
Gallegos18, Miller6, CMartínez 12, May83,
Kolarek12, García 17, Kelly12, Sadler 17.Um-
piresroy; Second, Chad Whitson;—Home,DougEddings;Third, Bill Miller.First, Chris Con-
T—3:01.A—48,994 (56,000).BLUE JAYS 4, RAYS 3
TORONTOABichettess BR 301011 HBIBBSOAvg..409
Galvis2b 401001 .270
Gurriel Jr. dh 411102 .277
Grichuk rf 311111 .240
Smoak 1bDrury3b 411000401001 .208.228
Fisherlf 411203 .215
Hernándezcf 400003 .220
McGuireTotals3c4 447000014213 .143
TAMPAChoi1bBAY AB 500004 RHBI BB SO Avg..256
Pham lf 500002 .268
Meadowsrf 412001 .291
Garcíadh 401101 .279
SogardAguilar ph2b 201010100000 .303.375
Duffy 3b 000000 .239
Brosseau3b-2b2 00000 .299
Kiermaier cf 412001 .249
Zunino c3Adames ss 40100111212 .175.241
Totals3 4383212
Toronto.....................000 103 000 — 4 7 0
TampaBay...............000 000 012 — 3 8 1
E—Brsseau (1).LOB—Tornt 5, Tampa Bay 8.
2BSogrd—Bichette(19).HR(8),—GuGlvsrrl Jr. (19),(23),Medwsoff McKy,(18),
Grichk (19), off McKy, Fishr (2), off Poch,
Zunn(7), off Giles.SB—Sogrd(7), Brosseau
(1).CS—Bichette (2).DP—Toronto 1.
TorontoIPHRERBBSOERA
Font 2‚1 0005 4.44
StewartW 1-04 20023 0.00
Shafer 1‚ 00002 1.99
MayzaGilesS 15 ‚2 1322021100 4.071.95
TampaMcKay L 2-2BayIPH 563318 RERBBSOERA4.55
Poche 1„ 11113 5.76
Drake 1‚ 00000 4.18
Roe 100002 4.10
HBP—by Font (Brosseau), by Stewart(Bro-
sseau).Umpires—Home, Jeff Nelson;First,
NickMahrley;Second,CoryBlaser;Third,
TonyRandazzo.T—3 :15.A—10,299(25,025).
NATIONALS4, GIANTS 1
WASHINGTON AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Turner ss 512000 .287
Eaton rf 413000 .280
Rendon 3bDozier 2b 200000100000 .314.236
Soto lf3 10110 .282
Cabrera 2b-3b 401001 .200
Parra 1bRobles cf 411300300012 .249.237
Gomesc4 01001 .208
Ross p2 00011 .286
Stevensonph 101000 .353
Totals 33 49435
SAN FRANCIS-
CODuggarrf AB 100010 RHBI BB SO Avg..234
Slater rf 100011 .273
Yastrzemskilf 30100 0.264
Posey ph-1b 101000 .261
LongoriaSandoval 1b3b 401001400001 .239.267
Vogt c4 00001 .277
Pillar cf 311000 .252
CrawfordSolano2bss4 40000402101 .226.329
Gennettph 100001 .218
Belt ph-lf3 00001 .233
Totals 33 161211
Washington..............103 000 000 — 4 9 0
San Francisco..........000 000 001 — 1 6 0
LOB—Washington 7, San Francisco 8.2B—
Stevenson(1), Yastrzemski(12), Longoria
(15), Crawford(20).HR—Parra (7), off Ander-
son.DP—SanFrancisco2.
WashingtRoss W 2-3on IP HR 630025 ER BB SOERA6.75
Rainey1 00002 4.00
Suero 120003 4.70
Hudson 111101 3.00
San Francisco IP HRER BB SOERAAndersonSuarez L 3-4 (^34443222000) 28.155.33
Coonrod 110000 2.25
Watson 100000 2.80
Jerez 110000 1.80
Moronta 110001 2.68
HBP—byHudson(Pillar), by Suarez (Ren-
don), by Watson(Eaton).Umpires—Home,
BrianGibson; Third,Knight; First, Pat HoberGerry Davis.T—2:g; Second,59.A—30,958Greg
(41,915).
AL
EAST WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
NewYork 75 39 .658 — — 9-1 W 8
Tampa Bay6650. 569 10 — 7-3 L 1
Boston 60 56 .5171 6 6 1-9 L 1
Toronto 47 70 .40229½ 19½ 7-3 W 1
Baltimore3876. 333 37 27 3-7 L 3
CENTRAL WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
Minnesota7044. 614 — — 7-3 L 2
Cleveland6846. 596 2 — 6-4 W 2
Chicago5162. 451 18½ 13½ 5-5 W 1
Kansas City4174. 357 29½ 24½ 2-8 W 1
Detroit 33 78 .29735½ 30½ 3-7 L 1
WEST WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
Houston 75 40 .652— — 9-1 W 6
Oakland6550. 565 10 ½7-3 L 1
Texas5856. 509 16½ 7 5-5 L 2
Los Angeles 56 59 .4871 9 9½ 2-8 L 6
Seattle 48 68 .41427½ 18 5-5 W 1
NL
EAST WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
Atlanta6848. 586 — — 6-4 W 2
Washington6153. 535 6 — 6-4 W 3
Philadelphia 59 54 .5227½— 5-5 L 1
NewYork 59 56 .513 8½ 1 9-1 W 6
Miami 42 71 .37224½ 17 2-8 L 6
CENTRAL WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
Chicago6252. 544 — — 7-3 W 1
Milwaukee 60 56 .5173 ½4-6 W 3
St. Louis 58 55 .513 3½ 1 2-8 L 5
Cincinnati5458. 482 7 4½ 7-3 W 3
Pittsburgh4866. 421 14 11½ 2-8 L 5
WEST WLPct. GB WCGB Last 10 Streak
Los Angeles 77 40 .658— — 8-2 W 5
Arizona 57 57 .50018½ 2½ 5-5 W 1
San Francisco 56 59 .4872 0 4 3-7 L 4
San Diego5261. 460 23 7 4-6 L 1
Colorado 52 62 .456 23½ 7½ 3-7 L 2
- — Not including late game
RESULTS
WEDNESDAY
Kansas City at Boston At Chi. Cubs 10 Oakland 1
1st: At Cleveland 2 Texas 0 At LA Dodgers 2 St. Louis 1
2d: At Cleveland 5 Texas 1 Washington 4 at San Francisco 1
At NY Mets 7 Miami 2 At Seattle 3 San Diego 2
Atlanta 11 at Minnesota 7 Milwaukee 8 at Pittsburgh 3
Chi. White Sox 8 at Detroit 1 NY Yankees 14 at Baltimore 2
Toronto 4 at TampaBay 3 Philadelphia at Arizona
At Houston 14 Colorado 3
TUESDAY
Kansas City 6 at Boston 2 At Tampa Bay 7 (10 inn.) Toronto 6
1st: Chi. White Sox 5 at Detroit 3 Oakland 11 at Chi. Cubs 4
2d: At Detroit 10 Chi. White Sox 6 Atlanta 12 at Minnesota 7
Milwaukee 4 at Pittsburgh 3 At Houston 11 Colorado 6
NY Yankees 9 at Baltimore 4 At Arizona 8 Philadelphia 4
At Cincinnati 8 LA Angels 4 Washington 5 at San Francisco 3
At NY Mets 5 Miami 0 San Diego 9 at Seattle 4
Texas (ppd.) at Cleveland At LA Dodgers 3 St. Louis 1
THURSDAY’SGAMES
........2019........Team........2019 vs. opp................Last 3 starts........
Odds W-L ERA rec.W-L IP ERAW-L IP ERA
LA ANGELSAT BOSTON, 7:10p.m.
Sale (L)Peters (L) +210-260 5-112-0 4.683.2018-15-1 0-000-00.0.0 0.000.00 1-091-215.0.0 2.009.60
NY YANKEESAT TORONTO,7:07p.m.
Germán(R) -1 95 14- 23 .98 15-3 1-0 6.0 0.00 2-0 16.0 7.31
Pannone(L) +165 2-4 5.981-4 1-04.0 0.00 0-116.1 5.51
ATLANTAAT MIAMI,7:10p.m.
Keuchel(L) -200 3-4 3.86 4-5 1-07.1 2.45 0-118.1 4.42
Hernandez(R) +170 1-4 5.663-4 0-01.0 0.00 0-111.1 7.15
CHICAGOCUBS AT CINCINNATI,7:10p.m.
Hamels (L) -120 6-3 2.8412-6 0-11.0 9.00 0-113.0 2.77
Wood (L) +100 1-0 3.182-0 0-00.0 0.00 1-011.1 3.18
KANSAS CITY AT DETROIT, 7:10 p.m.
TBA Off ——0-0 0-00.0 0.00 0-00.0 0.00
Boyd (L) Off 6-8 3.917-161-2 18.0 5.00 0-018.0 2.50
CLEVELAND AT MINNESOTA,8:10p.m.
Gibson (R)Clevinger (R)--1101^110 1-46-2 4.0213.0775-7-3 0-030-05.2.0 1.802.45 3-022-010.17.2 2.214.08
PHILADELPHIAAT SANFRANCISCO,9:45 p.m.
Nola(R) -110 10-2 3.60 16-8 0-0 0. 00 .00 2-0 20.2 2.61
Bumgarner(L) -110 6-73.9214-100-0 0.00.00 1-0 19.0 5.68
COLORADO AT SAN DIEGO, 10:10 p.m.
Gray(R) -110 10-7 4.0313-10 2-0 19.1 3.72 1-0 16.0 3.38
Lauer (L) -110 6-8 4.4310-100-2 5.220.65 1-113.0 7.62
Teamrec. — Record in games startedby pitcher this season
LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING
AB RHAvg.
McNeil,NYM...................380 65 129 .339
Yelich,Mil........................396 82 133 .336
Reynolds, Pit...................3145 6105 .334
Blackmon,Col ................406 83 131 .323
Bellinger, LAD.................402 90 129 .321
KMarte,Ari......................439 77 139 .317
Rendon,Was...................373 80 117 .314
Freeman,Atl...................446 90 138 .309
Arenado, Col...................428 72 131 .306
Dahl, Col..........................374 67 113 .302
HOMERUNS
Yelich,Milwaukee............................................ 39
PAlonso,NewYork.......................................... 37
Bellinger, Los Angeles.....................................37
Renfroe,San Diego.......................................... 30
ESuarez,Cincinnati..........................................30
Freeman,Atlanta.............................................29
AcunaJr,Atlanta...............................................29
JBaez,Chicago.................................................. 28
4 tied at 27.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING
AB RHAvg.
LeMahieu, NYY...............418 79 140 .335
Brantley,Hou..................422 65 136 .322
Devers,Bos.....................458 93 147 .321
Alberto,Bal.....................348 33 109 .313
Bogaerts,Bos .................437 89 134 .307
Merrifield,KC .................481 77 145 .301
Lindor, Cle.......................395 64 119 .301
Moncada,ChW...............372 58 112 .301
Martinez,Bos.................416 66 125 .300
Trout,LAA.......................381 88 114.299
HOMERUNS
Trout,Los Angeles...........................................38
Cruz, Minnesota...............................................32
Kepler, Minnesota............................................31
Soler,KansasCity............................................31
Encarnacion,NewYork...................................30
Bregman,Houston...........................................27
Mancini,Baltimore...........................................27
Vogelbach,Seattle...........................................26
4 tied at 25.
Baseball
BRAVES 11, TWINS 7
ATLANTAAcuña Jr. rf AB 51 RH 1202 BI BB SO Avg..293
Albies2b 534200 .296
Freeman1b 523101 .309
Donaldson 3b 321021 .263
Duvall lfCulbersonss5 51114200001 .313.333
Camargodh4 01310 .217
Flowersc5 00001 .223
InciarTotalste cf 4141111610010 37 1.232
MINNESOTAGarverc4AB RH 010 BI BB SO Avg. 01 .274
Adrianzaph 111000 .265
Polancoss 411011 .295
Cruz dh4 00011 .296
RosarioSanó3blf 522522400102 .289.247
Gonzalezrf 401012 .246
Cron 1b 502101 .265
Cave cf 402102 .211
SchoopTotals2b 404110027137312 .253
Atlanta......................303 001 022 — 11 16 0
Minnesota................000 003 004 — 7 13 1
E—Cron(9).LOB—Atlanta 6, Minnesota 9.
2B—Culberson 2 (5), Garver(9), Cave2 (5).
HRoff Pérez, off Pérez, Freeman—AcuñaJr. (29),off Stewart,(29),Albies 2 (17),off Pérez,
Sanó(20), off Tomlin.DP—Minnesota 1.TP—
Minnesota 1.
AtlantaFried W 13-4 5‚IP HR 6331 ER BB SO10 4.11ERA
LJackson „200003.78
Swarzak1 00010 2.39
Martin 110002 6.75
TomlinMelancon „44410‚000004.053.33
MinnesotaPérez L 8-5 IP HR 6117626 ER BB SOERA4.80
Stewart 354411 5.64
MelancoInheritedn 1-0.runners-scoreWP—Fried.dPB—LJac—Garksonver.NP2-2,—
Fried 94, LJackson14, Swarzak 16, Martin 15,
Tomlin31, Melancon3, Pérez102, Stewart46.
Umpires—Home, Jeremie Rehak;First,Hunt-
er WendCarapazza.elstedt; Second, Laz Diaz; Third, VicT—3:33.A—35,682(38,544).
CUBS10, ATHLETICS 1
OAKLAND AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Semienss 412000 .278
ChapmanHerrmann ph3b 300001100000 .252.236
Olson1b 200101 .254
Canhacf 400003 .250
PinderPiscottlfy rf 30300001100 1.250.244
Profar2b 300001 .209
Garneauc3 00000 .241
Bailey p1 00000 .000
GrossmanMartini phph1 10000000000 .243.143
Totals 29 13108
CHICAGO AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Heywardcf-rf 400000 .274
Castellanosrf 411001 .379
Bryant3b 412000 .287
Rizzo 1bBáez ss4 32100022200 .284.293
Schwarberlf 32131 0.234
Happ 2b 412400 .320
CaratiniQuintana p2c4 1210000001 .265.070
AlmoraJr. cf 100000 .244
Totals 33 10 11 10 12
Oakland....................000 100 000 — 1 3 0
Chicago.....................000 540 01x — 10 11 0
(30),LOBPinder—Oakland(15),3, ChicagCastellanoo 2.2Bs (6).—SemHRien—
Schwarber(26), off Trivino, Happ(2), off Bai-
ley, Caratini(6), off Treinen.S—Quintana.
SF—Olson.DP—Oakland 1.
OaklandBailey L 9-8 4„IP HR 677 ER BB SO 10 ERA5.54
Trivino ‚3 2200 5.14
Buchter2 10002 3.23
Treinen 111100 4.84
Chicago IP HRER BB SOERA
Quintana10-7 W 721107 4.23
Phelps 100000 3.86
Strop 110001 5.02
HBPInhe—brited runnery Bailey (Rizzo), by Strop (Olson).s-scored—Trivino2-2.
NP—Bailey 73, Trivino13, Buchter25, Treinen
11, Quintana94, Phelps11, Strop18.Um-
piresbreth;—HomeSecon, Pauld, CB BuckNauert;nor;First,Third,FieldiD.J. Rey-n Cul-
burn.T—2:36.A—41,179(41,649).
MARINERS 3, PADRES 2
SAN DIEGO AB RHBI BB SOAvg.
TatisJr.ss 412110 .325
Myerslf 401003 .227
Machado3b 400002 .272
Hosmer 1 b4 00004 .280
Renfroerf 40100 2.235
Mejía dh 413101 .257
Margotcf 300010 .245
Urías 2b 200010 .134
Garcia ph 101000 .277
Hedgesc3 00001 .185
Naylor ph 100000 .240
Totals 34 282313
SEATTLEABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Smith rf 412001 .232
Crawfordss3 00001 .247
Santanadh 400003 .264
Vogelbach 1b 400101 .225
Murphyc4 12002 .272
Seager3b 311200 .221
Nola2b 301000 .303
Lopes lf 201010 .500
Broxtoncf 300003 .194
Totals 30 373111
San Diego.................100 001 000 — 2 8 1
Seattle.......................010 100 01x — 3 7 0
E—TatisJr. (16).LOB—SanDiego8, Seattle
5.2B—Myers(15),Smith(16).3B—Murphy
(1).off BrenHR—Tnan,atis Jr. (21),Seager (11), off Lucchesi.off Kikuchi,MejíaSB(5),—
Smith(31).S—Crawford.DP—SanDiego1;
Seattle1.
San Diego IP HRER BB SOERA
Lucchesi 5‚ 52218 4.19
Baez 1„ 10001 0.00
Muñoz L 0-11 11102 2.53
Seattle IP HRER BB SOERA
Kikuchi 541138 5.34
BrennanBS 21 11101 5.66
Tuivailala 110002 2.84
Magill W 3-01 10002 4.67
Bass S 21 10000 3.26
WP—Kikuchi.NP—Lucchesi 102, Baez 18,
Muñoz18,Kikuchi94,Brennan17,Tuivailala
20, Magill17, Bass9.Umpires—Home,Jim
Reynolds; First, Stu Scheurwater; Second, Al-
an Porter;A—20,142(47,929).Third,MarkWegner.T—3:05.
YANKEES14,ORIOLES 2
NY YANKEESABRHBIBBSOAvg.
LeMahieu 1b 411101 .335
Ford ph-1b 200001 .200
Judge dh 421111 .280
Urshela3b 533400 .3 19
Gregorius ss5 22001 .270
Maybinrf 524201 .327
Gardnercf 512100 .255
Higashioka c5 22502 .256
Tauchman lf3 10021 .294
Valera 2b 400010 .190
Totals 42 14 15 14 48
BALTIMOREABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Alberto lf-3b3 00011 .313
Mancinirf 411100 .278
Santander dh 400000 .297
Núñez3b-1b 400001 .243
Villar 2b 311012 .268
PeSeverino c4 00002 .272
Wilkerson cf 402100 .229
Davis 1b 100001 .182
Petersonph-lf3 01000 .191
Martin ss 301001 .195
Totals 33 26228
NY Yankees..............000 425 003 — 14 15 0
Baltimore..................000 100 001 — 2 6 2
keesE—E shelman5, Baltimore 6.(1), Villar (18).2B—UrshelaLOB(26), Gard—NY Yan--
ner 2 (16), Wilkerson (14).HR—Urshela 2 (14),
off Castro, off TayScott, Maybin(7), off Es-
helman,Higashioka2 (3), off Means, off
Hess,(7), TauchmanMancini(27),(5).DPoff Paxton.—Baltimore 1.SB—Maybin
NY Yankees IP HRER BB SOERA
PaxtonW 7-66„511174.40
Adams 2‚ 11111 6.61
Baltimore IP HRER BB SOERA
Means L 8-73„5 4415 3.36
Castro 1‚ 22110 4.94
TayScott ‚3441014.29
Eshelman 2„ 43211 6.53
Hess 111102 7.44
Eshelmanpitchedto 2 batters in the 9th.
1-0, HessInherited runners-scored1-1.WP—Paxton—Ad2, Castro, TayScottams2-0, Castro
2.NP—Paxton108, Adams34, Means80, Cas-
tro 26, TayScott 22, Eshelman49, Hess17.
Umpires—Home,Angel Hernandez; First,Jor-
dan Baker;Torres.T—3:0Second,8.A—1 6,299Ed Hickox;(45,971).Third,Carlos
BREWERS 8, PIRATES 3
MILWAUKEE AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Grishamlf 501001 .300
Grandalc5 11000 .251
Moustakas3b 511000 .264
Hiura2b 433301 .307
Thames 1b 501202 .246
Braunrf 211010 .275
DeWilliamsp1 00001 .000
Jeffressp0 00000 —
Piña ph 100001 .202
Peralta p0 00000 .143
Gamelcf-rf 210121 .244
Arciass 411000 .230
Pomeranz p2 00000 .000
JGuerra p0 00000 .000
Cainph-cf 201201 .251
Totals 38 810838
PITTSBURGH AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Newmanss 510002 .304
Reynoldslf 401101 .334
Marte cf 302110 .287
Osuna 1b 401001 .321
Cabrerarf 400002 .293
Moran 3b 400000 .273
Reyes2b 401000 .173
Stallingsc3 21111 .272
TrWilliams p0 00010 .208
Frazierph 100000 .266
Markel p0 00000 .000
Feliz p0 00000 —
Gonzálezph 100001 .214
Hartlieb p0 00000 —
Vázquezp0 00000 .000
Díaz ph 100001 .252
Totals 34 36339
Milwaukee................212 012 000 — 8 10 2
Pittsburgh................001 000 200 — 3 6 2
E—Hiura(10),Moustakas(7), Osuna(2),
Reyes (1).2B—GrishamLOB(2), Moustakas—Milwaukee 8, Pitts(24), Hiura (12).burgh7.
3B—Braun (2).HR—Hiura 2 (13), off TrWil-
liams, off TrWilliams,Stallings(3), off Pomer-
anz.SF—Gamel.DP—Milwaukee 1.
Milwaukee IP HRER BB SOERA
Pomeranz 311113 5.44
JGuerra W 5-32 10011 3.98
DeWilliams 1„ 32013 0.00
Jeffress 1‚ 10000 4.86
Peralta 100002 5.25
PittsburghIPHRERBBSOERA
TrWilliams L
4-5^586611 5.06
Markel 122111 3.00
Feliz1 00012 4.03
Hartlieb 100001 7.40
Vázquez 100003 1.79
Inherited runners-scored—Jeffress 2-1.
HBP—byMarkel(Hiura).PB—Stallings.NP—
Pomeranz40, JGuerra41, DeWilliams 41, Jef-
fress 12, Peralta 11, TrWilliamsFeliz18, Hartlieb 13, Vázquez 12.81, Markel 37,Umpires—
Home,AndyFletcher;First,Jansen Visconti;
Second, Will Little; Third,Joe West.T—3:09.
A—12,885(38,747).
DODGERS3, CARDINALS 1
Tuesday nightgame
ST. LOUISABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Fowlercf-rf 402000 .244
JMartínezrf 401002 .269
Thomaspr-cf 000000 .375
Goldschmidt 1b 400002 .255
Ozuna lf 300010 .252
DeJongss 411002 .254
Carpenter 3b 301111 .213
Edman2b 300000 .241
Miller p0 00000 —
Webb p0 00000 —
Muñoz ph 100000 .266
Kniznerc4 01001 .184
Mikolasp2 00002 .171
Wong 2b 201001 .269
Totals 34 171211
LA DODGERS AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Pederson rf3 11000 .233
White ph 100000 .071
Kolarek p0 00000 —
Báez p0 00000 —
Jansen p0 00000 .000
Muncy 2b 401100 .264
Turner 3b 302110 .291
Bellinger 1b-rf4 00002 .322
Seager ss 411000 .267
Smith c4 00002 .293
Beaty lf 30100 1.298
Negrón cf 30110 1.391
Kershawp2 00002 .086
Ríos ph-1b0 10010 .267
Totals 31 37328
St. Louis....................010 000 000 — 1 7 0
LA Dodgers..............011 000 10x — 3 7 0
LOB—St. Louis 8, LA Dodgers 6.2B— Fowler
(15),HR—.DeJong (27), Turner (22), Seager (27).
St. LouisIPHRERBBSOERA
MikolasL 7-12 6‚ 62217 3.94
Miller „111103.65
Webb1 00001 3.79
LA DodgersIPHRERBBSOERA
KershawW
11-2^741119 2.77
Kolarek0 10000 0.00
Báez1 10011 3.16
Jansen S 26 11000 13.50
heriteKolarekd runnerspitched to 1 batte-scored—Báer in the 8th.z 1-0.WPIn-—
Mikolas,Kershaw.NP—Mikolas96, Miller19,
Webb 13, Kershaw101, Kolarek 7, Báez 23,
DougJansenEddings;14.UmpireSecos—H ome, Bill Millend, ChrisConroyr; First,; Third,
Chad Whitson.T—2:55.A—53,070 (56,000).
INDIANS 2, RANGERS 0
GAME 1
TEXAS ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Choolf 400002 .276
DannSantana
1b^401003 .320
Andrusss 201020 .286
Mazararf 400001 .264
Pence dh 400002 .288
Odor 2b 400002 .206
Forsythe3b 402001 .252
DeShieldscf 301001 .265
Trevino c3 01001 .333
Totals 32 060213
CLEVELAND ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Lindorss 400001 .301
Mercadocf 300000 .285
CarlSantana 1b 311000 .282
Puig rf 300001 .286
Ramírez3b 211211 .243
Reyesdh 300002 .091
Freeman2b 301000 .260
RobPérezc2 00010 .232
GAllen lf 30000 0.224
Totals 26 23225
Texas.........................000 000 000 — 0 6 0
Cleveland..................000 000 20x — 2 3 1
E—Plesac(2).LOB—Texas 7, Cleveland2.
2B—DeShields (11).HR—Ramírez (15),off Ju-
rado.SB—Ramírez (23).DP—Texas1; Cleve-
land 1.
Texas IP HRER BB SOERA
JuradoL 6-7 732225 4.74
Clase 100000 0.00
ClevelandIPHRERBBSOERA
Plesac 650027 3.13
Goody W 3-0 210003 1.35
HandS 28 10000 32.35
NP—Jurado 100,Clase13, Plesac 106,
GoodyHoye;First, John28, HandLibka13.Umpi; Second,res—HoBrian O'Norme, Jamesa;
Third, Mark Ripperger.T—2:32.A—0(34,788).
INDIANS 5, RANGERS 1
GAME 2
TEXAS ABRHBI BB SO Avg.
Choodh 401001 .276
DannSantana
1b^400001 .316
Andrusss 300001 .284
Mazararf 300002 .262
Calhounlf 312101 .291
Odor 2b 300002 .204
Heinemancf 30000 0.200
Kiner-Falefa3b 201000 .231
Pence ph 100000 .287
Forsythe3b 000000 .252
Mathis c2 00000 .166
DeShieldsph 100001 .264
Totals 29 14109
CLEVELANDABRHBIBBSOAvg.
Lindorss 311010 .301
Naquinlf-rf 400001 .284
CarlSantana1b 311111 .282
Puig dh3 01102 .292
Ramírez3b 422100 .245
Kipnis2b 412102 .258
Reyesrf 200100 .083
Mercadocf 100000 .284
GAllen cf-lf 302001 .235
Plawecki c2 00011 .214
Totals 29 59538
Texas.........................000 000 010 — 1 4 0
Cleveland..................010 000 13x — 5 9 1
E—Lindor(7).LOB—Texas1, Cleveland5.
2B—Lindor(25),CarlSantana(22),Ramírez
(28),Kipnis2 (18).HR—Calhoun (9), off Oli-
SFPérez,—ReyeRamírez (16),s.DP—Texas 1; Clevelanoff Lynn.CS—Gd 2.Allen(2).
Texas IP HRER BB SOERA
Lynn L 14-7 742138 3.60
Chávez „433004.68
Kelley ‚100002.97
ClevelandIPHRERBBSOERA
Clippard 200003 2.74
Wood 21000 12.25
Cole W 3-1 2„ 20002 3.81
OliPérez „111023.03
Wittgren S 31„000012.62
HBPInherited—byLynnrunners-scor(Puig).WP—Lynn.ed—KelleyPB—Math1-1.is.
NP—Lynn120, Chávez 23, Kelley10, Clippard
26, Wood 29, Cole 30, OliPérez9, Wittgren17.
UmpirO'Nora; Secoes—Home,nd, Mark Ripperger; Third, JohnChris Guccione; First, Brian
Libka.T—2:55.A—2 4,888(34,788).
WHITE SOX 8, TIGERS 1
CHICAGO AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
GarcíaAndersonrfss 611000434010 .290.323
Abreu 1b 523201 .271
ElJiménezlf 501102 .237
McCannc5 0330 0.288
CastilloGoins 3bdh 502102500002 .191.309
Sánchez2b 400011 .248
Cordell cf 321111 .232
Totals 42 815839
DETROITCastrolf AB 400001 RHBI BB SO Avg..282
Goodrum2b 301010 .252
Cabreradh 400000 .285
BeckhamDixon1b-p1b 000300011000 .210.263
Lugo 3b 401001 .213
Reyescf 310010 .232
Demeritterf 402100 .200
RogersMercerc3ss 30200000010 .208.247
Totals 31 16143
Chicago.....................111 021 020 — 8 15 0
Detroit.......................000 000 001 — 1 6 1
2BE—Abreu—Mercer (6).(24),LOBMcCann—Chicag(19),o 11, Detroit 7.Castillo(6).
3B—Demeritte (2).HR—Cordell (6), off Alex-
ander.DP—Chicago 3; Detroit1.
Chicago IP HRER BB SOERA
Nova W 7-98 50031 4.80
Cordero 111112 4.22
DetroitAlexander L 0-34‚954IP HRER BB SO 16 ERA5.13
EdJiménez 2„ 41103 5.91
Rosenthal „022207.00
HardyDixon ‚2 1000000000 4.479.00
Hardy 2-2.InheritedHBPrunners-s—byDixon (Cordelcored—E dJiménezl).WP—No-1-0,
va.NP—Nova 107, Cordero20, Alexander102,
EdJiménez 52, Rosenthal 26, Hardy 11, Dixon
12.Barrett; Second, Bill Welke; Third,Umpires—Home,MikeEveritt;First, LanceSean Bar-
ber.T—3 :17.A— 17,444 (41,083).
ASTROS 14, ROCKIES 3
COLORADO AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Blackmonrf 401000 .323
StoWoltersryss32b 10000011102 .282.276
Murphydh 400002 .296
Arenado3b 211100 .306
Dazaph-cf2 01000 .125
McMTapia lfahon 2b-3b 400002401002 .266.274
Alonso 1b 300001 .292
Iannetta c3 12001 .221
HamTotalspson cf-ss3 33 01002382012 .221
HOUSTON AB RHBI BB SO Avg.
Altuve 2b 321111 .298
Stubbs ph-lf 010010 .160
Brantleyrf 432110 .322
BregmanAlvarez dh3b 43241301131 0.272.348
Correa ss 301122 .294
Gurriel 1b 412800 .298
ADíaz lf-2bMaldonado c3 50000120022 .258.226
Marisnick cf 511002 .248
Totals 35 14 12 14 99
Colorado...................100 100 010 — 3 8 0
Houston....................401 501 30x — 14 12 0
LOB—Colorado 3, Houston7.2B—Bregman
(20),ArenadoGurrie(25),l (29).off Cole,HR—StoryAltuve(26),(19), off Lam-off Cole,
bert,Gurriel(23),off Lambert.SF—Gurriel.
DP—Houston2.
Colorado IP HRER BB SOERA
LambertL 2-33 79941 6.87
Tinoco 2‚ 2223 65.87
Howard 2„ 33322 7.56
HoustonCole W 14-5 IP HR 63220 ER BB SO10 2.87ERA
Biagini 251101 3.74
McHugh 100001 5.34
Inheritedrunners-scored—Tinoco3-3,
Howard3-1.NP—Lambert 74, Tinoco 56,
Howard 46, Cole 103, Biagini 25, McHugh 14.
UmpiresCederstrom;—Home, Adrian JohnsSecond,QuinnWolcott;on; First, GaryThird,
Marvin Hudson.T—3:05.A—35,566(41,168).
Bradley used strong-arm
tactics on KC’s Hamilton
ByNickKelly
GLOBECORRESPONDENT
Billy Hamiltonknew he was
pushing his luck,especially with
Jackie Bradley Jr. in centerfield.
Hamiltongritted his teeth as if
pressinghis upperand lower
pearlywhitestogether couldmake
him run faster. He didn’t have to
look to knowthe ball was coming.
Hamilton’s decision to tag up
and try to advanceto thirdpitted
one of the fastest base runners
against one of baseball’s best
arms.
And Hamiltonpaid for it. Brad-
ley’s throwfromcenterfield beat a
divingHamiltonto thirdfor a dou-
ble play.
It was onlythe secondout of
the inning, but it haltedthe mo-
mentumthe Royalshad builtafter
taking a 2-0 lead in the third.
Bradley’s throwserved as a turn-
ing pointin the game,allowing
the Red Sox to jump into a game
they felt was slowly slipping away.
Sox starter Eduardo Rodriguez
was struggling. Throughfour in-
nings,he gave up six hits,two
earned runs, walked three and
struck out one. His changeup, typ-
icallyhis best pitch,served as the
catalyst for muchof the Royals’
success,whether via hits or walks.
Hamilton’s hit in the beginning
of the fourth was one of thosesix
hits the Royals had against Rodri-
guez.Hamilton,it initially
seemed,coulddo no wrongon the
base paths in the fourth.
First base umpire Mark Carl-
son had ruled Hamilton out at
first, but the call was overturned
when the Royals challenged it. So
Hamilton remained aboard.
Shortly thereafter, Hamilton stole
second.
But Hamiltontooka gamble,
trying to reachthirdbase.
Hamilton is anything but slow.
In fact, he’s one of the fastest base
runners in the majors. According
to Statcast, his sprintspeedof 29.5
feet per second ranks 15th among
all players this season.
But he was facingone of the
best armsin baseball.
Bradley had tallied nineout-
field assists this season,which
placed him tied for third among
all MLBoutfielders. Leury Garcia
cameinto the nightleadingthe
majorswith 12.
Hamiltontoppedout at 29.3
miles per hourwhenhe tagged up
and sprintedto thirdbase,which
is not his fastest. But he reached
that top-endspeedfroma stand-
ing start after WhitMerrifieldflied
out to center.
Still,it was not fast enoughto
beat Bradley, who threw a perfect
strike to thirdbasemanRafaelDe-
vers to doubleup Hamilton.
Bradley receivedacknowledg-
ment from Rodriguez, who point-
ed in gratitudeto his center fielder
fromnear thirdbase.
Rodriguezsettled in from
there, pitching one more inning
and allowing only one morehit.
The Sox offensealso builton this
decisiveplay fromBradley in the
next half-inning.
Designated hitter J.D. Martinez
smacked a two-run homer to deep
left center to tie the game,2-2. The
Red Sox extendedthe lead to 4-2
in the fifth.
Of course, the Royals later tied
the gameto force eventual extra
innings. But without Bradley’s
throw, the Sox may have been the
ones playingcatch up the entire
game.
Hamiltonlearneda valuable
lesson: It’s best not to challenge
Bradley’s cannonof an arm.
JIM DAVIS/GLOBESTAFF
BillyHamilton, oneof thefastest playersin baseball,testedJackie Bradley Jr.’s armin thefourth
inning butwas taggedoutat third base by Rafael Devers aftertryingto advance ona flyball.