D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.MONDAY, AUGUST 10 , 2020
Braves 8, Phillies 0
GAME 2
Ronald Acuña Jr.
homered twice and Freddie
Freeman also went deep to
spoil prospect Spencer
Howard’s big league debut
and lead Atlanta to a
doubleheader sweep.
Acuña also homered in
the first game. He had four
hits in the second game
and added his fourth ca-
reer multihomer game.
ATLANTA ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Acuna Jr. cf......... 424300 .266
Swanson ss ........ 321010 .281
Freeman 1b......... 433300 .276
Ozuna dh............. 402102 .276
d'Arnaud c.......... 402100 .385
Markakis rf......... 401001 .231
Duvall lf .............. 400002 .321
Riley 3b............... 411002 .132
Camargo 2b......... 400001 .175
TOTALS 35814818 —
PHILA. ABRHBI BB SO AVG
McCutchen lf ......200 012 .133
Haseley lf ........... 000000 .412
Hoskins 1b.......... 202000 .172
Knapp c............... 000000 .333
Harper rf............. 301001 .267
Garlick rf............. 000000 .000
Realmuto c-1b....300 002 .290
Segura 3b............ 300001 .172
Gregorius ss .......300 000 .265
Gosselin dh-3b....300 000 .462
Kingery 2b .......... 301001 .097
Quinn cf .............. 300001 .211
TOTALS 2504018 —
ATLANTA........ 002024 0— 8140
PHILA.............. 000000 0— 040
LOB: Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 6.
2B: d’Arnaud (3), Freeman (5), Hoskins
(2). 3B: Freeman (1). HR: Freeman (3),
off Howard; Acuna Jr. (3), off Howard;
Acuna Jr. (4), off Kelley.
ATLANTA IP HRER BB SO ERA
Fried....................5 400161.59
O'Day...................1 000011.93
Sobotka...............1 000010.00
PHILA. IP HRER BB SO ERA
Howard.............4.2 74414 7.71
Kelley..................1 4330210.1
Davis................1.1 31102 16.8
WP: Fried (3-0); LP: Howard (0-1).
Inherited runners-scored: Kelley 1-1,
Davis 1-1. HBP: Fried (Hoskins). T: 2 :29.NL games
NATIONALS AT METS, 7:10
W-L ERATEAM
Corbin (L) 1-0 3.00 1-1
Matz (L) 0-2 5.65 0-3
BRAVES AT PHILLIES, 6:05
Newcomb (L) 0-1 6.57 2-1
Nola (R) 0-1 3.97 0-2
DIAMONDBACKS AT ROCKIES, 8:40
Ray (L) 1-2 9.45 1-2
Gray (R) 0-1 3.31 1-2
PADRES AT DODGERS, 9:40
Richards (R) 0-1 4.60 1-2
May (R) 1-0 2.63 3-0AL games
WHITE SOX AT TIGERS, 7:10
W-L ERATEAM
Keuchel (L) 2-1 2.55 2-1
Fulmer (R) 0-0 13.50 0-1
RAYS AT RED SOX, 7:30
Yarbrough (L) 0-2 3.78 1-2
Pérez (L) 2-1 3.45 2-1
MARINERS AT RANGERS, 9:05
Dunn (R) 0-1 6.43 1-1
Gibson (R) 0-1 2.46 0-2
ATHLETICS AT ANGELS, 9:40
Manaea (L) 0-2 8.03 1-2
Teheran (R) 0-1 6.75 0-1NL scores
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
at Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 0
Cincinnati 4, at Milwaukee 1
at N.Y. Mets 8, Miami 4
Arizona 3, at San Diego 2
San Francisco 5, at L.A. Dodgers 4
Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, ppd.
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Atlanta 5, at Phila. 2, 7 inn., Game 1
Atlanta 8, at Phila. 0, 7 inn., Game 2
at N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 2
at Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 3
at San Diego 9, Arizona 5
at L.A. Dodgers 6, San Francisco 2
Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, ppd.AL scores
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
N.Y. Yankees 8, at Tampa Bay 4, 7
innings, 1st game
Cleveland 7, at Chicago White Sox 1
at Oakland 3, Houston 1
at Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Yankees 3, 7
innings, 2nd game
at Texas 2, L.A. Angels 0
Toronto 2, at Boston 1
at Kansas City 9, Minnesota 6
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
at Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 3
at Boston 5, Toronto 3
a t Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2
L.A. Angels at Texas 7, L.A. Angels 3
at Oakland 7, Houston 2
Cleveland 5, at Chicago White Sox 4 (10)Interleague games
TWINS AT BREWERS, 8:10
W-L ERATEAM
Dobnak (R) 2-1 0.60 2-1
Houser (R) 1-0 0.75 2-0
GIANTS AT ASTROS, 9:10
TBA
McCullers ( R) 1-1 9.22 2-1Red Sox 5, Blue Jays 3
Mitch Moreland hit two
home runs, including a
walk-off shot over the Green
Monster, to propel Boston.
Red Sox starter Nathan
Eovaldi went six innings, al-
lowing three runs and six
hits, including two home
runs. Boston’s bullpen held
Toronto hitless and score-
less from there.
TORONTOABRHBIBBSOAVG
Biggio 2b .............311 110 .192
Bichette ss..........411 101 .289
Shaw 3b ..............400 003 .200
Hernandez rf.......411 003 .300
Gurriel Jr. lf.........402 001 .295
Guerrero Jr. 1b....4 01 101 .240
Grichuk cf............400 003 .258
Tellez dh..............400 002 .143
McGuire c............300 001 .133
TOTALS 34363115 —
BOSTON ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Verdugo rf-lf.......400 002 .262
Devers 3b ............411 100 .175
Martinez dh.........400 000 .196
Bogaerts ss.........310 011 .319
Moreland 1b........422 301 .323
Vazquez c............300 003 .260
Benintendi lf .......200 001 .056
Pillar ph-rf...........100 00 1.310
Bradley Jr. cf.......211 00 1.238
Peraza ph-2b.......100 001 .260
Lin 2b-cf..............200 001 .182
TOTALS3 0544112 —
TORONTO........ 001 101000 —362
BOSTON..........011 001 002 —542
T wo outs when winning run scored.
E: S hoemaker 2 (2), Verdugo (1), More-
land (1). LOB: T oronto 5, Boston 1.
2B: Hernandez (4). HR: Biggio (4), off
Eovaldi; Bichette (2), off Eovaldi; More-
land (5), off Shoemaker; Devers (2), off
Shoemaker; Moreland (6), off Hatch.
TORONTOIP HRER BB SO ERA
Shoemaker .......... 6 332064.86
Borucki................. 1 000030.00
Hatch ................1.2 122133.38
BOSTON IP HRER BB SO ERA
Eovaldi................. 6 633010 4.09
Osich................... .2 000103.86
Brice..................1.1 000034.00
Barnes.................. 1 000025.14
WP: Barnes (1-1); LP: Hatch (0-1).
Inherited runners-scored: Brice 2-0.
WP: Eovaldi. T: 2 :46.Dodgers 6, Giants 2
AJ Pollock and Mookie
Betts each hit a three-run
homer, rallying Los Angeles
to its ninth win in 12
games and a series victory
over its division rival.
The Dodgers have
homered in 11 straight
games, and their 29 long
balls lead the majors.
SAN FRAN. ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Ystrzmski cf-lf...301 21 0.322
Dickerson lf ........ 30000 1.237
Flores ph-1b.......100 00 1.296
Solano 2b............ 30101 1.455
Belt 1b ................ 40000 0.154
Dubon cf ............. 00000 0.235
Longoria 3b......... 40000 1.237
Sandoval dh........ 31001 2.184
Crawford ss ........ 40000 2.171
Slater rf .............. 11001 1.300
Heineman c......... 30000 2.200
TOTALS 29222411 —
L.A. ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Pederson lf ......... 400001 .195
Betts rf............... 411300 .281
Bellinger cf ......... 411001 .172
Turner 3b ............ 411001 .250
Muncy 2b-1b.......301 002 .177
Pollock dh ........... 312301 .311
Beaty 1b ............. 200000 .133
Taylor ph-ss........ 100001 .239
Smith c............... 210010 .214
Hernndz ss-2b....311 001 .260
TOTALS 3067618 —
SAN FRAN...... 000 020000 —22 0
L.A................... 000000 33X—67 0
LOB: San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 1.
2B: Hernandez (2). HR: Pollock (4),
off Rogers; Betts (4), off S.Anderson.
SAN FRAN. IP HRER BB SO ERA
Gausman..........6.1 31106 4.05
Rogers.................1 2220111.8
Baragar................2 122117.36
S.Anderson..........2 111005.40
L.A. IP HRER BB SO ERA
Buehler.............5.2 12246 4.40
Ferguson.............1 000031.50
McGee.................1 000010.00
Treinen.............0.1 10000 0.00
Jansen.................1 000011.29
WP: McGee (1-0); LP: Rogers (1-3).
Inherited runners-scored: Rogers 1-1,
S.Anderson 2-2, Ferguson 1-0.
HBP: Buehler (Slater). WP: Buehler.
T: 2 :41.Tigers 2, Pirates 1
Miguel Cabrera singled
home the tiebreaking run
in the eighth i nning as
Detroit completed a three-
game sweep.
Spencer Turnbull w on
his second start in a row.
Last season as a rookie, he
lost his last 13 decisions
and finished 3-17 for the
most losses in the majors.
Pittsburgh has lost 10 of
its past 1 1.
DETROIT ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Goodrum ss ........ 400001 .191
Schoop 2b ........... 310002 .250
Cabrera dh .......... 401102 .213
Cron 1b................ 400002 .195
Candelario 3b......300 012 .229
Stewart lf........... 300001 .219
Demeritte rf .......000 000 .222
Reyes rf-lf .......... 211010 .265
Romine c............. 402101 .313
Jones cf .............. 100001 .333
Castro cf ............. 200000 .063
TOTALS 30242212 —
PITTSBURGHABRHBI BB SO AVG
Frazier 2b............ 402000 .177
Newman ss......... 401000 .250
Bell 1b................. 401001 .213
Moran dh ............ 110020 .226
Reynolds lf.......... 400002 .189
Riddle rf.............. 400000 .125
Gonzalez 3b ........ 402101 .333
Dyson cf.............. 400001 .118
Murphy c............. 200011 .176
TOTALS 3116136 —
DETROIT......... 000010010 —240
PITTSBURGH.. 000 100000 —160
LOB: Detroit 6, Pittsburgh 7.
2B: Romine (2), Reyes (1), Newman (2).
DETROIT IP HRER BB SO ERA
Turnbull...............7 511242.00
Farmer.................1 100102.84
Jimenez...............1 000026.43
PITTSBURGH IP HRER BB SO ERA
Brault..................2 000115.14
Stratton..............3 311062.89
Hartlieb...............1 000022.45
Turley..................1 000105.68
Rodriguez............2 111033.38
WP: Turnbull (2-0); LP: Rodriguez (0-1);
S: Jimenez (5). HBP: Brault (Stewart),
Turnbull (Moran), Rodriguez 2 (Schoop,
Reyes). WP: Rodriguez. T: 2 :45.Brewers 9, Reds 3
Christian Yelich
homered, tripled and drew
a bases-loaded walk as
Milwaukee b eat Cincinnati.
Justin Smoak delivered
hits from each side of the
plate during a six-run rally
in the sixth that put the
Brewers ahead for good.
CINCINNATI ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Akiyama lf .......... 401003 .238
Castellanos rf.....410 011 .293
Votto 1b.............. 400000 .196
Suarez 3b............ 301011 .132
Winker dh........... 423200 .275
Colon 2b.............. 401000 .167
Barnhart c........... 400001 .167
Galvis ss ............. 401100 .205
Jankowski cf.......301 001 .091
Ervin ph .............. 000010 .100
TOTALS 3438337 —
MILWAUKEEABRHBI BB SO AVG
Sogard ss............ 310020 .229
Hiura 2b.............. 523200 .250
Yelich lf............... 322320 .149
Morrison dh........ 310122 .120
Garcia cf.............. 500003 .205
Smoak 1b............ 513201 .182
Holt 3b................ 300001 .154
Gyorko ph-3b......100 011 .250
Mathias rf........... 411000 .333
Pina c.................. 311101 .286
TOTALS 35910979 —
CINCINNATI.... 100 100001 —381
MILWAUKEE.. 001 006 20X—9 100
E: S uarez (2). LOB: Cincinnati 8, Mil-
waukee 10. 2B: Winker (2), Smoak (2).
3B: Yelich (1). HR: Winker (1), off
Woodruff; Hiura (3), off Kuhnel; Yelich
(4), off Kuhnel.
CINCINNATI IP HRER BB SO ERA
Gray..................5.1 64437 2.25
Lorenzen..............0 1333016.8
Reed....................2 1001010.8
Kuhnel.................1 2220118.0
Jones...................1 000015.06
MILWAUKEE IP HRER BB SO ERA
Woodruff.............4 322252.53
Suter...................2 300004.32
Williams..............1 000021.69
Knebel.................1 000007.71
Claudio.................1 211104.15
WP: Suter (2-0); LP: Gray (3-1). Loren-
zen pitched to 4 batters in the 6th.
Inherited runners-scored: Lorenzen 2-2,
Reed 3-2. HBP: Gray (Pina), Claudio
(Akiyama). WP: Gray. T: 3 :14.Braves 5, Phillies 2
GAME 1
Ronald Acuña Jr. hit a
two-run homer to put
Atlanta ahead for good in
the first game.
The Braves scored five
runs in the fifth to erase a
deficit on the road.
ATLANTAABRHBIBBSOAVG
Acuna Jr. rf ........411 201 .217
Swanson ss........311 000 .279
Freeman 1b ........413 001 .241
Ozuna lf..............311 011 .259
Markakis dh .......100 011 .222
Duvall ph-dh.......202 300 .375
Camargo 3b ........300 012 .194
Hechavarria 2b...3 00 001 .176
Flowers c............111 020 .308
Inciarte cf...........300 000 .171
TOTALS2 759557 —
PHILA. ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Haseley lf...........100 001 .412
McCtchn ph-lf.....201 200 .143
Hoskins 1b..........200 020 .111
Harper rf.............300 011 .259
Gregorius ss.......300 000 .290
Segura 3b...........200 010 .192
Bruce dh .............300 000 .261
Walker 2b...........211 010 .200
Quinn cf..............311 001 .250
Knapp c...............100 010 .333
Realmuto ph.......100 000 .321
TOTALS2 323263 —
ATLANTA........0 00050 0— 590
PHILA..............0 01010 0— 230
LOB: Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 7. 2B: Ozu-
na (4), Freeman (4), Duvall (2), Quinn
(1). HR: Acuna Jr. (2), off Guerra.
ATLANTA IP HRERBBSOERA
Ynoa.................2.1 111113.86
Matzek.............1.2 000210.00
Jackson............0.2 111102.70
Smith ...............0.1 000100.00
Tomlin.................1 000110.00
Melancon............1 100000.00
PHILA. IP HRER BBSO ERA
Velasquez...........4 311366.43
Guerra ..............0.1 2220011.2
Morgan.............0.1 2221110.8
Rosso ...............1.1 000105.40
Irvin.....................1 2000018.0
WP: Matzek (2-0); LP: Guerra (1-1);
S: Melancon (3). Inherited runners-
scored: M atzek 2-1, Smith 1-0, Guerra
1-1, Morgan 1-1, Rosso 1-0.
HBP: Velasquez (Swanson).
WP: Matzek. T: 2 :59.Mets 4, Marlins 2
Jacob deGrom dodged
trouble for five innings,
rookie Andrés Giménez
had three hits and scored
three times, and N ew York
won a home series for the
first time this season.
The Mets’ ace allowed
two runs and seven hits,
marking the 25th time in
his past 27 starts he per-
mitted three runs or fewer.
MIAMI ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Villar dh .............. 500004 .195
Berti ss ............... 311020 .172
Dickerson lf ........ 501000 .229
Aguilar 1b........... 412200 .306
Anderson 3b .......301 012 .303
Joyce rf............... 300012 .154
Lavarnway c.......401 000 .333
Alvarez 2b........... 403000 .231
Harrison cf.......... 400004 .125
TOTALS 35292412 —
NEW YORK ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Nimmo cf-lf ........ 301110 .224
McNeil lf............. 300201 .289
Hamilton cf......... 000000 .000
Alonso 1b............ 400001 .197
Conforto rf.......... 301010 .310
Davis 3b.............. 201021 .327
Do.Smith dh........ 401000 .233
Rosario ss........... 400003 .226
Gimenez 2b......... 433000 .333
Nido c.................. 311011 .308
TOTALS 3048357 —
MIAMI............. 000020000 —292
NEW YORK..... 002 101 00X—481
E: D ickerson (1), Joyce (1), Alonso (1).
LOB: Miami 10, New York 9. 2B: Alvarez
(1), Gimenez (1), Do.Smith (3).
HR: Aguilar (4), off deGrom.
MIAMI IP HRER BB SO ERA
Lopez...................5 532441.80
Tarpley................1 211003.38
Morin................1.2 10012 0.00
Moran..................1 000015.40
NEW YORK IP HRER BB SO ERA
deGrom................5 722262.45
Hughes................1 000020.00
Betances.............1 000108.31
Diaz.....................1 200032.84
Lugo.....................1 000112.00
WP: deGrom (2-0); LP: Lopez (1-1);
S: Lugo (3). Inherited runners-scored:
Morin 2-0. HBP: Tarpley (Nimmo).
PB: Nido (1). T: 3 :09.Rays 4, Yankees 3
Michael Perez hit an RBI
single with two outs in the
ninth inning to cap Tampa
Bay’s comeback.
Mike Brosseau and
Brandon Lowe h omered in
the seventh, when the
Rays tied it at 3. Ryan
Thompson worked a per-
fect ninth for his first major
league win.
NEW YORK ABRHBI BB SO AVG
LeMahieu 2b.......412 010 .397
Judge rf .............. 500000 .283
Hicks cf............... 401011 .211
Voit 1b ................ 311011 .256
Torres ss............. 311011 .157
Ford dh................ 300100 .167
Urshela 3b .......... 400002 .313
Sanchez c............ 401002 .103
Gardner lf ........... 401002 .206
TOTALS 3437149 —
TAMPA BAY ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Diaz 3b................ 401001 .224
Meadows lf......... 401002 .238
Martinez dh........ 311011 .268
Renfroe rf ........... 400002 .159
Brosseau 1b........ 412201 .300
Lowe 2b .............. 321100 .275
Margot cf............ 300012 .091
Adames ss.......... 400001 .233
Zunino c.............. 100011 .097
Choi ph................ 101000 .211
Perez c................ 101100 .125
TOTALS 32484311 —
NEW YORK..... 100020000 —3 70
TAMPA BAY... 000 000301 —481
T wo outs when winning run scored.
E: M argot (2). LOB: New York 9, Tampa
Bay 6. 2B: Hicks (3), Gardner (1), Torres
(1), Martinez (3), Meadows (2),
Brosseau (2). HR: Brosseau (2),
off Paxton; Lowe (3), off Paxton.
NEW YORK IP HRER BB SO ERA
Paxton..............6.1 4331 11 7.84
Holder...............1.2 20010 0.00
Britton.................2 211101.59
TAMPA BAY IP HRER BB SO ERA
Morton................2 311215.40
Richards..............4 420245.79
Curtiss.................2 000040.00
Thompson...........1 000001.00
WP: Thompson (1-0); LP: Britton (0-1).
Inherited runners-scored: Richards 1-0.
IBB: off Holder (Martinez). HBP: Morton
(Ford), Paxton (Lowe). WP: Britton,
Richards. T: 3 :08.Royals 4, Twins 2
Hunter Dozier hit a two-
run single in his first at-bat
since testing positive for
the novel coronavirus,
Brady Singer earned his
first major league win, and
Kansas City completed a
sweep of Minnesota.
Dozier, who hit 26 home
runs last year and tied for
the major league lead with
10 triples, hadn’t played
this season while recover-
ing.
MINNESOTA ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Kepler rf.............. 301111 .246
Polanco ss........... 400101 .283
Cruz dh................ 402001 .361
Rosario lf............ 401000 .208
Gonzalez 3b ........ 400001 .318
Sano 1b............... 400002 .111
Arraez 2b............ 401001 .233
Buxton cf ............ 411001 .235
Avila c................. 311012 .222
TOTALS 34272210 —
KANSAS CITYABRHBI BB SO AVG
Merrifield cf-rf...321 011 .284
Soler rf................ 312010 .286
Phillips cf............ 000000 .280
Perez dh.............. 201110 .319
Dozier 1b ............ 401200 .250
Mondesi ss ......... 300010 .250
Gordon lf............. 400003 .185
Franco 3b............ 411101 .258
Lopez 2b ............. 301010 .257
Gallagher c.......... 401001 .143
TOTALS 3048456 —
MINNESOTA... 002 000000 —270
KANSAS CITY.201 00100X—481
E: S inger (1). LOB: Minnesota 7, Kansas
City 8. 2B: Kepler (4), Lopez (2), Gal-
lagher (1). HR: Franco (4), off Berrios.
MINNESOTA IP HRER BB SO ERA
Berrios..............5.1 84434 5.31
Clippard...............2 000011.17
Gearrin................2 000210.00
KANSAS CITYIP HRER BB SO ERA
Singer..................5 522244.50
Holland................1 000012.08
Staumont............2 200031.17
Barlow.................1 000021.80
WP: Singer (1-1); LP: Berrios (1-2);
S: Barlow (1). Inherited runners-scored:
Clippard 1-0. T: 3 :16.Rangers 7, Angels 3
Los Angeles right fielder
Jo Adell was charged with a
rare four-base error after a
flyball from Texas’s Nick
Solak popped out of the
rookie’s glove and flew the
few remaining feet over the
fence in the Rangers’
victory.
L.A. ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Fletcher ss.......... 501002 .317
La Stella 1b......... 411210 .268
Trout cf............... 400011 .286
Ohtani dh............ 312011 .171
Rendon 3b........... 300011 .103
Goodwin lf .......... 201110 .273
Ward ph-lf.......... 100001 .167
Adell rf................ 400004 .133
Castro c............... 301011 .222
Rengifo 2b .......... 310012 .129
TOTALS 32363713 —
TEXAS ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Choo lf ................ 401202 .194
Heineman cf .......000 000 .158
Kiner-Falefa 3b...401 100 .333
Frazier 1b............ 401001 .306
Gallo rf................ 400003 .234
Solak cf-lf........... 432000 .233
Odor 2b ............... 411103 .114
Andrus ss............ 412100 .189
Refsnyder dh ......311 001 .278
Calhoun ph-dh....100 000 .103
Mathis c.............. 311001 .333
TOTALS 357105011 —
L.A................... 000021000 —361
TEXAS............. 001410 01X—7 100
E: A dell (1). LOB: Los Angeles 9, Texas- 2B: Castro (3), Ohtani (2), Fletcher
(6), Kiner-Falefa (1), Solak 2 (3), An-
drus (3). HR: La Stella (1), off Lynn.
L.A. IP HRER BB SO ERA
Heaney.............3.2 85504 4.26
Mayers................1 010025.40
Buchter................1 000012.70
Robles..................1 1000315.1
Barnes..............1.1 11101 4.05
Buttrey................2 000005.14
TEXAS IP HRER BB SO ERA
Lynn.....................5 422361.16
Volquez...............1 111016.75
Rodriguez............1 100123.86
Martin..............0.1 00021 2.45
Herget..............0.2 00012 4.91
Hernandez...........1 000012.00
WP: Lynn (2-0); LP: Heaney (1-1).
Inherited runners-scored: Mayers 1-0,
Buttrey 1-1, Herget 2-0. WP: Heaney,
Buttrey. PB: Mathis (2). T: 3 :36.
Athletics 7, Astros 2
Oakland’s ninth straight
win was overshadowed by a
benches-clearing tussle
during the seventh inning.
Months after A’s pitcher
Mike Fiers brought the As-
tros’ sign-stealing scandal
to light, Oakland’s Ramón
Laureano was hit by a pitch
for the third time in the se-
ries, causing the fracas.
HOUSTON ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Altuve 2b.............401 001 .182
Reddick rf............402 000 .259
Bregman 3b.........300 010 .219
Brantley dh .........311 010 .313
Gurriel 1b ............312 211 .271
Correa ss.............400 002 .345
Tucker lf ..............400 002 .204
Straw cf...............300 002 .130
Maldonado c........300 002 .188
TOTALS3 1262310 —
OAKLAND ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Semien ss............421 010 .211
Laureano cf .........200 001 .278
Pinder pr-lf..........010 000 .182
Olson 1b ..............411 300 .164
Chapman 3b ........412 201 .246
Canha dh .............401 103 .245
Grossman lf-cf....312 110 .278
Piscotty rf ...........400 001 .220
Kemp 2b ..............310 012 .273
Allen c.................300 002 .158
Murphy c .............000 010 .167
TOTALS3 1777410 —
HOUSTON ....... 000 200000 —260
OAKLAND ....... 014 010 10X—770
LOB: Houston 5, Oakland 6. 2B: G urriel
(4), Brantley (5), Chapman (3), Gross-
man (3). HR: Gurriel (3), off Luzardo;
Grossman (2), off Javier; Olson (5), off
Javier; Chapman (4), off Javier.
HOUSTON IP HRER BB SO ERA
Javier ................... 3 355254.02
Bailey................1.2 111113.38
Scrubb...............1.1 100020.00
Castellanos.......... 1 111013.00
Sanabria............... 1 100119.00
OAKLAND IP HRER BB SO ERA
Luzardo.............5.2 522252.60
Petit..................0.1 000112.57
Smith................... 3 100040.00
WP: Luzardo (1-0); LP: Javier (1-1);
S: Smith (1). Inherited runners-scored:
Scrubb 2-1, Petit 2-0. HBP: Bailey (Laure-
ano), Castellanos (Laureano).
WP: Bailey, Sanabria. T: 2 :58.Padres 9, D’backs 5
Dinelson Lamet took a
no-hitter into the seventh
inning and Fernando Tatis
Jr. hit a t wo-run homer off
winless Madison Bumgar-
ner as S an Diego smashed
a club-record six home
runs in beating v isiting
Arizona.
ARIZONA ABRHBI BB SO AVG
K.Marte 2b.......... 300001 .302
Locastro cf.......... 200002 .000
Calhoun rf........... 311111 .192
S.Marte cf........... 200002 .347
Jay lf................... 200002 .111
Walker 1b ........... 400001 .259
Peralta lf............. 200001 .255
Lamb 3b.............. 111010 .083
AnYoung 3b-2b...311 201 .375
Varsho dh-c........ 411001 .111
C.Kelly c-p........... 300012 .156
Ahmed ss............ 311211 .137
TOTALS 32555415 —
SAN DIEGO ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Tatis Jr. ss.......... 412202 .333
Cronenwrth ss....101 000 .357
Machado 3b ........ 422200 .213
Garcia 3b............. 100000 .304
Pham dh.............. 400010 .220
France 1b ............ 421112 .250
Myers rf.............. 412201 .278
Grisham cf .......... 200022 .246
Profar 2b............. 322000 .136
Mejia c................ 411201 .103
Olivares lf........... 400002 .217
TOTALS 359119410 —
ARIZONA........ 000000104 —550
SAN DIEGO..... 333 000 00X—9 110
LOB: Arizona 5, San Diego 7. 2B: Varsho
(1), Cronenworth (3). HR: Calhoun (3),
off Lamet; An.Young (1), off Patino;
Ahmed (2), off Hill; Machado 2 (4), off
Bumgarner; Myers (5), off Bumgarner;
Tatis Jr. (8), off Bumgarner; France (1),
off Widener; Mejia (1), off Widener.
ARIZONA IP HRER BB SO ERA
Bumgarner..........2 566129.35
C.Kelly.................1 100000.00
Widener...............3 233263.12
Crichton...............2 300122.57
SAN DIEGO IP HRER BB SO ERA
Lamet...............6.2 1110 11 1.61
Patino...............1.2 22243 12.2
Hill.......................2 2220111.2
WP: Lamet (2-0); LP: Bumgarner (0-3).
HBP: Widener (Profar), Lamet
(An.Young). PB: Mejia (1). T: 2 :59.Mariners 5, Rockies 3
Justus Sheffield struck
out seven in six scoreless
innings, and D ylan Moore
hit a two-run homer as
Seattle ended Colorado’s
three-game winning
streak.
The Rockies’ Charlie
Blackmon extended his hit-
ting streak to 13 games
with a first-inning double.
Colorado gave slumping
third baseman Nolan
Arenado the day off.
COLORADO ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Hampson 2b........ 311010 .250
Story ss .............. 411101 .276
Blackmon rf ........ 312010 .458
Kemp dh.............. 401103 .257
Dahl cf................. 402102 .246
E.Diaz c............... 300000 .286
Murphy ph .......... 100001 .364
Wolters c............ 000000 .219
McMahon 1b.......400 003 .200
Owings 3b........... 400002 .258
Hilliard lf............. 400001 .179
TOTALS 34373213 —
SEATTLE ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Crawford ss ........ 411000 .276
Moore rf.............. 311201 .293
Lewis cf .............. 311010 .355
Seager 3b............ 310010 .288
Vogelbach dh......400 002 .088
White 1b............. 300102 .105
Lopes lf............... 311100 .238
Gordon 2b ........... 301100 .167
Hudson c............. 201010 .125
TOTALS 2856535 —
COLORADO..... 000 000030 —372
SEATTLE......... 200000 30X—560
E: O wings 2 (2). LOB: Colorado 6, Seat-
tle 4. 2B: Blackmon (5). HR: Moore (3),
off Marquez.
COLORADO IP HRER BB SO ERA
Marquez..............7 652142.08
Kinley..................1 000210.00
SEATTLE IP HRER BB SO ERA
Sheffield..............6 400075.27
Swanson..............1 000026.23
Altavilla...............2 233219.53
Williams...........1.1 10003 4.91
WP: Sheffield (1-2); LP: Marquez (2-2);
S: Williams (3). Inherited runners-
scored: Williams 2-1. HBP: Kinley
(Moore). PB: Hudson (1). T: 2 :45.Indians 5,
White Sox 4 (10)
Delino DeShields Jr.
snapped a tie with a per-
fectly placed squeeze bunt
in the 10th inning as C leve-
land t opped C hicago.
Oliver Pérez got the final
two outs after a 46-minute
rain delay for his first save.
It was just the fifth save of
his 18-year career.
CLEVELAND ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Hernandez 2b .....402 101 .305
Ramirez 3b ......... 511101 .273
Lindor ss............. 400011 .221
C.Santana 1b ......221 030 .188
Reyes dh............. 401102 .241
DeShlds pr-dh.....000 100 .375
D.Santana rf.......400 010 .188
Freeman lf .......... 512102 .214
Leon c.................. 410012 .069
Zimmer cf........... 300003 .214
TOTALS 35575612 —
CHICAGO ABRHBI BB SO AVG
Garcia ss............. 500002 .273
Moncada 3b ........ 411012 .302
Grandal 1b .......... 401102 .255
Abreu dh............. 411102 .250
Jimenez lf........... 400002 .212
Mazara rf............ 210022 .214
Robert cf............. 400001 .302
McCann c............ 413201 .360
Mendick 2b ......... 300012 .241
TOTALS 34464416 —
CLEVELAND 002000010 2— 570
CHICAGO..... 010 002000 1— 461
E: M cCann (2). LOB: Cleveland 10, Chi-
cago 5. 2B: Freeman (1), Hernandez 2
(5), Reyes (2), Grandal (3), Moncada
(4). HR: Abreu (3), off Bieber; McCann
(3), off Bieber.
CLEVELAND IP HRER BB SO ERA
Bieber..................6 433281.63
Karinchak............1 000130.00
Wittgren.............1 100021.50
Maton..................1 000020.00
Hand.................0.1 11010 7.71
Perez...................2 000010.00
CHICAGO IP HRER BB SO ERA
Giolito..................7 422594.37
Marshall..............1 111121.12
Colome................1 000010.00
Cordero................1 221005.06
WP: Maton (1-0); LP: Cordero (0-1);
S: Perez (1). Inherited runners-scored:
Perez 2-0. HBP: Colome (Zimmer).
T: 3 :20.PIRATES-CARDINALS
SERIES IS POSTPONED
The three-game series
between the Pittsburgh
Pirates and the St. Louis
Cardinals that was set to
begin Monday night at
Busch Stadium was
postponed while the
Cardinals deal with a
coronavirus outbreak.
There have been 27
games postponed by MLB
because of coronavirus
concerns. The Cardinals
have not played since
July 30.
PERSONNEL DEPT.
Astros: A cquired LHP
Brooks Raley from the
Reds for a player to be
named.
Indians: RHP Zach Plesac
was sent back to
Cleveland in a rental car
after violating team rules
and MLB’s coronavirus
protocols, an official said.
The official said Plesac
went out with friends in
Chicago on Saturday
night following his win
over the White Sox.
Mets: P laced RHP
Michael Wacha (right
shoulder inflammation)
on the injured list.
Pirates: S igned RHP
Henderson Alvarez III, a
former all-star, as a free
agent and assigned him
to their alternate training
site in Altoona, Pa. He last
pitched in 2017.
Rays: Designated LHP
Sean Gilmartin (one
appearance this season)
for assignment. He is
married to White House
press secretary Kayleigh
McEnany.
BY THE NUMBERS
37
Consecutive starts that
Cincinnati RHP Sonny
Gray has given up six hits
or fewer, a major league
record. The Reds lost, 9-3,
to the Brewers as Gray
yielded six hits.
STAR OF THE DAY
Mitch Moreland,
Red Sox
He hit a walk-off home
run, his second blast of
the day, as Boston beat
Toronto, 5-3.
TODAY’S GAME
T O WATCH
Braves at Phillies,
6 p.m., Fox Sports 1
Atlanta wraps up the four-
game series, sending LHP
Sean Newcomb (0-1, 6.57
ERA) against Phillies RHP
Aaron Nola (0-1, 3.97).
NL leaders
Through Saturday
BATTING
Solano, SF ........................................ .462
Blackmon, Col .................................. .446
Murphy, Col ..................................... .372
Marte, Ari ........................................ .362
Castro, Was ..................................... .357
Seager, LA ....................................... .340
Davis, NY ......................................... .327
Tatis Jr., SD ..................................... .322
Realmuto, Phi .................................. .321
Yastrzemski, SF .............................. .321
HOME RUNS
Castellanos, Cin .................................... 7
Tatis Jr., SD .......................................... 7
Moran, Pit ............................................. 5
Story, Col .............................................. 5
Realmuto, Phi ....................................... 4
Aguilar, Mia .......................................... 4
Myers, SD ............................................. 4
Grisham, SD .......................................... 4
Yastrzemski, SF ................................... 4
Muncy, LA ............................................. 4
RBI
Blackmon, Col ..................................... 18
Castellanos, Cin .................................. 16
Tatis Jr., SD ........................................ 16
Solano, SF ........................................... 14
Swanson, Atl ...................................... 13
Turner, LA ........................................... 12
Murphy, Col ........................................ 11
Davis, NY ............................................ 11
Myers, SD ........................................... 10
Yastrzemski, SF ................................. 10
STOLEN BASES
Pham, SD .............................................. 5
Tatis Jr., SD .......................................... 4
Gimenez, NY ......................................... 3
Grisham, SD .......................................... 3
Inciarte, Atl .......................................... 3
Story, Col .............................................. 3
Swanson, Atl ........................................ 3
ON-BASE PCT.
Blackmon, Col .................................. .475
Solano, SF ........................................ .473
Marte, Ari ........................................ .464
Yastrzemski, SF .............................. .449
Harper, Phi ....................................... .444
Nimmo, NY ...................................... .433
Rizzo, Chi ......................................... .418
Davis, NY ......................................... .414
SLUGGING PCT.
Tatis Jr., SD ..................................... .810
Realmuto, Phi .................................. .750
Castellanos, Cin ............................... .724
Blackmon, Col .................................. .695
STRIKEOUTS
Bauer, Cin ........................................... 32
Gray, Cin ............................................. 28
deGrom, NY ........................................ 28
Castillo, Cin ........................................ 26
Chatwood, Chi .................................... 23
Marquez, Col ....................................... 23
Scherzer, Was .................................... 22
Gallen, Ari ........................................... 21
Paddack, SD ........................................ 21
Woodruff, Mil ..................................... 21Baseball
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MATT SLOCUM/ASSOCIATED PRESSStay safe at home
The Braves’ Dansby Swanson scores past Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto on an RBI double by Freddie
Freeman during the sixth inning of the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader. Atlanta routed
Philadelphia, 8-0, in the second game to complete the afternoon sweep after winning the opener, 5-2.TODAYInterleague scores
SATURDAY’S RESULTS
Baltimore 5, at Washington 3
Detroit 11, at Pittsburgh 5
Colorado 5, at Seattle 0
SUNDAY’S RESULTS
Baltimore at Washington, susp.
Detroit 2, at Pittsburgh 1
at Seattle 5, Colorado 3AL leaders
Through Saturday
BATTING
LeMahieu, NY .................................. .397
Cruz, Min ......................................... .361
Lewis, Sea ....................................... .355
Alberto, Bal ..................................... .349
Correa, Hou ...................................... .345
Jones, Det ........................................ .333
Kiner-Falefa, Tex ............................. .333
Robert, Chi ....................................... .322
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .319
Perez, KC ......................................... .319
HOME RUNS
Judge, NY .............................................. 8
Moreland, Bos ...................................... 6
Nunez, Bal ............................................ 5
Trout, LA ............................................... 5
Olson, Oak ............................................ 5
Kepler, Min ........................................... 5
Soler, KC ............................................... 5
14 tied ................................................... 4
RBI
Judge, NY ............................................ 19
Cruz, Min ............................................ 16
Santander, Bal .................................... 14
Seager, Sea ......................................... 14
Urshela, NY ......................................... 13
Olson, Oak .......................................... 13
Moreland, Bos .................................... 12
Springer, Hou ..................................... 12
Kepler, Min ......................................... 12
7 tied ................................................... 11
STOLEN BASES
Kiner-Falefa, Tex .................................. 4
Mondesi, KC .......................................... 4
Robert, Chi ............................................ 4
Tauchman, NY ...................................... 4
Alford, Tor ............................................ 3
Andrus, Tex .......................................... 3
Crawford, Sea ....................................... 3
Long Jr., Sea ......................................... 3
Lopes, Sea ............................................ 3
Moore, Sea ........................................... 3
Phillips, KC ............................................ 3
Reyes, Det ............................................ 3
Straw, Hou ........................................... 3
SLUGGING PCT.
Jones, Det ........................................ .744
Judge, NY ......................................... .717
Hernandez, Tor ................................ .620
Trout, LA .......................................... .612
Cruz, Min ......................................... .607
Lowe, TB .......................................... .588
Stanton, NY ..................................... .585
Urshela, NY ...................................... .583
NOTESEAST WLPCTGBL10STR
New York 10 6.625 —5-5 L-2
Tampa Bay88.500 24-6 W-2
Baltimore77.500 25-4 W-2
Boston 69.400 3^1 / 2 5-5 W-1
Toronto 58.385 3^1 / 2 4-6 L-1CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR
Minnesota 10 6.625 —6-4 L-4
Detroit 85.615^1 / 2 6-4 W-3
Cleveland 10 7.588^1 / 2 5-5 W-2
Chicago 88.500 26-4 L-2
Kansas City 710.412 3^1 / 2 4-6 W-4WEST WLPCT GBL10STR
Oakland 12 4.750 —9-1 W-9
Texas68.429 55-5 W-3
Houston 69.400 5^1 / 2 3-7 L-5
Seattle 611.353 6^1 / 2 3-7 W-1
Los Angeles 511.313 73-7 L-3EAST WLPCTGBL10STR
Atlanta 11 6.647—7-3 W-2
Miami 73.700^1 / 2 7-3 L-2
New York 79.438 3^1 / 2 4-6 W-2
Philadelphia 46.400 3^1 / 2 4-6 L-2
Washington 47.364 43-6 L-3
CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR
Chicago 10 3.769—8-2 L-1
Milwaukee 67.462 45-5 W-1
St. Louis 23.400 42-3 L-3
Cincinnati 79.438 4^1 / 2 5-5 L-1
Pittsburgh 313.188 8^1 / 2 1-9 L-3WEST WLPCT GBL10STR
Colorado 11 4.733—7-3 L-1
Los Angeles 11 5.688^1 / 2 7-3 W-1
San Diego 97.563 2^1 / 2 5-5 W-1
San Francisco 710.412 54-6 L-1
Arizona 610.3755^1 / 2 4-6 L-1