The Washington Post - USA (2022-05-24)

D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.TUESDAY, MAY 24 , 2022

NL games

DODGERS AT NATIONALS, 7:05

W-L ERA TEAM

Buehler (R) 5-1 2.89 6-2

Gray (R) 4-3 4.36 5-3

ROCKIES AT PIRATES, 6:35

Freeland (L) 1-4 4.85 4-4

TBD ---- ---- ----

CUBS AT REDS, 6:40

Stroman (R) 1-4 4.88 1-5

Mahle (R) 2-4 5.23 4-5

PHILLIES AT BRAVES, 7:20

Gibson (R) 3-2 3.98 5-3

Fried (L) 4-2 3.31 4-4

BREWERS AT PADRES, 9:40

Burnes (R) 1-2 2.26 4-4

Snell (L) 0-1 7.36 0-1

METS AT GIANTS, 9:45

Bassitt (R) 4-2 2.77 6-2

Webb (R) 5-1 3.54 6-2

AL games

ORIOLES AT YANKEES, 7:05

W-L ERA TEAM

Zimmermann (L) 2-2 3.48 5-3

Montgomery (L) 0-1 3.35 2-6

TIGERS AT TWINS, 7:40

Brieske (R) 0-3 5.13 1-4

Gray (R) 1-1 3.48 3-2

RED SOX AT WHITE SOX, 8:10

Pivetta (R) 2-4 4.22 2-6

Cease (R) 4-1 3.09 6-2

GUARDIANS AT ASTROS, 8:10

TBD ---- ---- ----

Valdez (L) 3-2 2.68 4-4

RANGERS AT ANGELS, 9:38

Dunning (R) 1-2 3.92 4-4

Syndergaard (R) 3-2 3.60 3-3

ATHLETICS AT MARINERS, 9:40

Kaprielian (R) 0-2 4.50 2-2

Kirby (R) 0-1 3.60 1-2

NL scores

SUNDAY’S RESULTS

Washington 8, at Milwaukee 2

St. Louis 18, at Pittsburgh 4

at Miami 4, Atlanta 3

at Philadelphia 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 (10)

at Chicago Cubs 5, Arizona 4

N.Y. Mets 2, at Colorado 0

San Diego 10, at San Francisco 1

MONDAY’S RESULTS

L.A. Dodgers 10, at Washington 1

at Pittsburgh 2, Colorado 1

Chicago Cubs 7, at Cincinnati 4

Philadelphia 7, at Atlanta 3

Milwaukee at San Diego, late

N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, late

AL scores

SUNDAY’S RESULTS

at Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 6 (11)

at Boston 8, Seattle 4 (10)

Detroit 4, at Cleveland 2

at Houston 5, Texas 2

Minnesota 7, at Kansas City 6

at L.A. Angels 4, Oakland 1

Game 1: Chi. White Sox 3, at N.Y. Yankees 1

Game 2: Chi. White Sox 5, at N.Y. Yankees 0

MONDAY’S RESULTS

Baltimore 6, at N.Y. Yankees 4

at Minnesota 5, Detroit 4

Cleveland 6, at Houston 1

Oakland at Seattle, late

I nterleague games

MARLINS AT RAYS, 6:40

W-L ERA TEAM

López (R) 4-1 1.56 5-3

McClanahan (L) 3-2 2.33 5-3

BLUE JAYS AT CARDINALS, 7:45

Gausman (R) 3-3 2.52 5-3

Hicks (R) 1-3 4.21 2-4

ROYALS AT DIAMONDBACKS, 9:40

Heasley (R) 0-2 4.32 0-2

Gallen (R) 3-0 1.14 5-2

Pirates 2, Rockies 1

Ke’Bryan Hayes had

three hits and scored the

tiebreaking run on Yoshi

Tsutsugo’s infield single in

the eighth inning as P itts-

burgh beat Colorado.

Josh VanMeter added

two hits for the Pirates,

who had lost three straight

games.

Connor Joe had two hits

for the Rockies, who have

lost 1 0 of their last 11 road

games.

ROCKIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Joe dh ................. 502001 .285

Blackmon rf ........ 401000 .217

Cron 1b................ 400000 .321

McMahon 3b.......210 022 .253

Rodgers 2b.......... 401000 .242

Grichuk cf ........... 400000 .273

Iglesias ss........... 301010 .304

Hilliard lf............. 401001 .169

Díaz c.................. 301011 .210

TOTALS 33 17045—

PIRATES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Gamel lf.............. 311011 .270

Hayes 3b............. 313110 .290

Reynolds cf......... 300010 .223

Vogelbach dh......400 001 .241

Tsutsugo 1b........ 401101 .183

VanMeter 2b.......402 000 .184

Castro ss............. 301011 .194

Suwinski rf ......... 301000 .182

Perez c................ 300000 .118

TOTALS 30 29244—

COLORADO.... 000 100 000 —17 0

PITTSBURGH.100 000 01X —29 2

E: Castro (2), Brubaker (2). LOB: Colora-

do 9, Pittsburgh 8. 2B: Hayes (11), Su-

winski (3), Castro (2). 3B: VanMeter

(2).

ROCKIES IP HRERBBSOERA

Kuhl.................. 41 / 351141 3.67

Blach................. 22 / 310002 5.11

Kinley.................. 131101 1.10

PIRATES IP HRERBBSOERA

Brubaker........... 62 / 351024 4.64

Crowe.................. 110010 2.42

Bednar.............. 11 / 310011 0.82

WP: Bednar (1-0); LP: Kinley (1-1). In-

herited runners-scored: Blach 2-0,

Crowe 2-0, Bednar 1-0. WP: Kuhl. T:

3:05. A: 8,376 (38,747).

Cardinals 7,

Blue Jays 3 (10)

Paul Goldschmidt hit a

walk-off grand slam with

two outs in the 10th inning,

giving St. Louis a win over

Toronto.

BLUE JAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Springer dh......... 411212 .271

Espinal 2b........... 401110 .292

Guerrero Jr. 1b ...300 020 .257

Bichette ss ......... 500001 .236

Hernández rf.......500 00 1.149

Kirk c................... 41100 0.259

Chapman 3b........ 31001 0.189

Gurriel Jr. lf ........ 300010 .225

Zimmer cf........... 201001 .133

Tapia ph-cf.......... 100001 .228

TOTALS 34 34366—

CARDINALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Edman ss ............. 410012 .279

Gorman 2b ........... 300011 .385

Sosa ph ................ 010010 .240

Goldschmidt 1b....51 1403 .338

Arenado 3b .......... 413000 .294

Yepez dh .............. 411100 .304

Donovan rf........... 312111 .340

Dickerson lf ......... 401000 .192

Nootbaar pr ......... 010000 .125

Bader cf ............... 401101 .246

Knizner c.............. 301000 .266

Pujols ph.............. 100001 .227

TOTALS 35 710749 —

TORONTO....000001200 0— 340

ST. LOUIS....010000200 4— 7100

Two outs when winning run scored.

LOB: Toronto 9, St. Louis 4. 2B: Zimmer

(3), Donovan (6), Arenado (13). HR:

Springer (8), off Mikolas; Yepez (4), off

Berríos; Goldschmidt (7), off Borucki.

BLUE JAYS IP HRERBBSOERA

Berríos.............. 61 / 373307 4.75

Cimber................^2 / 310000 1.93

Richards.............. 100010 4.34

Merryweather..... 1100106.39

Phelps.................^2 / 302112 2.87

Borucki................ 012210 8.44

CARDINALS IP HRERBBSOERA

Mikolas............. 62 / 343325 1.96

Pallante..............^1 / 300020 0.95

Gallegos.............. 100000 3.45

Helsley................ 100011 0.00

Cabrera................ 100010 2.50

WP: Cabrera (2-1); LP: Phelps (0-1). Bo-

rucki pitched to 2 batters in the 10th In-

herited runners-scored: Cimber 2-1, Bo-

rucki 2-2, Pallante 3-2. IBB: off Merry-

weather (Donovan), off Cabrera (Guer-

rero Jr.). HBP: Mikolas (Zimmer). WP:

Phelps. T: 3:21. A: 36,033 (45,494).

Orioles 6, Yankees 4

ORIOLES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Mullins cf ............. 511001 .247

Hays lf.................. 411200 .287

Mancini rf-1b.......402 000 .303

Mountcastle 1b....400 103 .258

McKenna rf........... 000000 .222

Rutschman dh......400 001 .167

Odor 2b................. 411001 .218

Urías 3b................ 423101 .224

Chirinos c.............. 311202 .140

Owings ss............. 400002 .128

TOTALS 36 69 6011 —

YANKEES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Rizzo 1b .............. 311010 .230

Judge rf .............. 322311 .325

Stanton dh.......... 400002 .289

Torres 2b ............ 401001 .234

Kiner-Falefa ss...400 001 .256

Hicks lf................ 210010 .208

Florial cf.............. 300012 .000

Trevino c............. 301101 .213

LeMahieu ph.......100 000 .250

Gonzalez 3b ........ 400001 .195

TOTALS 31 45449—

BALTIMORE... 004 001 001 —691

NEW YORK.... 110 020 000 —451

E: Owings (2), Rizzo (3). LOB: Baltimore

4, New York 5. 2B: Urías (6), Chirinos

(4). HR: Urías (3), off Cole; Judge 2 (17),

off Lyles. RBI: Chirinos 2 (8), Hays 2

(18), Mountcastle (18), Urías (11),

Judge 3 (34), Trevino (7). SB: Mullins

(9). SF: Chirinos.

ORIOLES IP HRERBBSOERA

Lyles................. 62 / 354328 4.10

Bautista........... 11 / 300011 2.45

López................... 100010 1.29

YANKEES IP HRERBBSOERA

Cole...................... 87550 11 3.31

Peralta................. 121100 1.93

WP: Lyles (3-4); LP: Cole (4-1); S: López

(5). Inherited runners-scored: Bautista

1-0. HBP: Lyles (Hicks). WP: Cole. T:

2:50. A: 32,187 (47,309).

Twins 5, Tigers 4

Gio Urshela hit an infield

single in the bottom of the

ninth inning to boost Min-

nesota past Detroit.

Urshela drove in Max

K epler, who hit a grand

slam in the first inning.

Emilio Pagan p itched two

innings to get the win.

TIGERSABRHBIBBSOAVG

Grossman rf...........50 0001 .195

Schoop 2b...............52 2101 .169

Cabrera dh..............50 2102 .280

Báez ss...................50 2000 .214

H.Castro 3b............30 0001 .275

Candelario ph-3b...10 0000 .194

W.Castro lf ............21 0011 .275

Torkelson 1b..........31 2011 .186

Haase c...................40 2101 .180

Cameron cf.............40 0102 .200

TOTALS37410 4210 —

TWINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Buxton cf.............400 002 .219

Arraez 1b.............212 020 .349

Correa ss .............411 000 .268

Polanco 2b...........411 002 .232

Kepler rf ..............321 410 .262

Gordon lf .............300 002 .250

Garlick ph ............101 000 .273

Larnach dh...........300 001 .280

Sánchez ph..........100 000 .221

Urshela 3b...........301 110 .237

Jeffers c ..............300 001 .204

TOTALS3 157548 —

DETROIT......... 010011 100 —410 0

MINNESOTA..400 000 001 —570

One out when winning run scored.

LOB: Detroit 9, Minnesota 5. 2B: Báez

(7), Torkelson (4), Schoop (5). HR:

Schoop (4), off Jax; Kepler (6), off Rodri-

guez.

TIGERSIP HRERBBSOERA

Rodriguez............. 5444349.39

Jiménez............... 1000013.45

Peralta ................. 1000011.04

Lange ................... 1100021.62

Chafin ..................^1 / 321110 2.89

TWINS IP HRERBBSOERA

Archer.................. 4311243.86

Jax........................ 2322013.54

Smith...................^1 / 331101 0.64

Thielbar................^2 / 300000 6.19

Pagán................... 2100041.84

WP: Pagán (1-1); LP: Chafin (0-1). Inher-

ited runners-scored: Thielbar 2-0. HBP:

Archer (W.Castro). WP: Lange. T: 2:55.

A: 16,361 (38,544).

Cubs 7, Reds 4

Ian Happ added a three-

run homer and an RBI dou-

ble to his impressive body

of work in Cincinnati, pow-

ering Chicago’s win.

Happ has 14 homers and

29 RBI in 35 games at

Great American Ball Park.

CUBS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Ortega cf.............401 011 .211

Villar 2b...............501 002 .248

Simmons ss ........000 000 .167

Suzuki rf..............321 022 .248

Happ lf.................322 410 .286

Gomes c...............400 001 .247

Schwindel dh.......400 002 .220

Rivas 1b ..............311 012 .219

Wisdom 3b..........411 302 .220

Morel ss-2b.........411 001 .316

TOTALS 34 787513 —

REDS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Senzel cf..............500 003 .175

Drury 2b ..............401 000 .246

Pham dh ..............411 101 .221

Votto 1b..............210 011 .138

Stephenson c......300 012 .293

Aquino rf.............422 301 .122

Moustakas 3b .....301 011 .235

Almora Jr. lf........300 000 .267

Naquin ph............100 001 .256

Reynolds ss.........200 010 .231

Moran ph.............100 000 .200

TOTALS 32 454410 —

CHICAGO........ 000 400 300 —781

CINCINNATI... 000 003 010 —450

E: Gomes (4). LOB: Chicago 5, Cincinnati

6. 2B: Suzuki (12), Happ (7), Drury (9).
   HR: Wisdom (10), off Gutierrez; Happ
   (4), off Cessa; Pham (5), off Smyly; Aqui-
   no (2), off Smyly; Aquino (3), off Martin.
   CUBS IP HRERBBSOERA
   Smyly.................5^2 / 343325 4.08
   Norris...................^1 / 300020 5.54
   Effross................. 1000001.93
   Martin.................. 1111033.00
   Robertson............ 1000021.76
   REDS IP HRERBBSOERA
   Gutierrez............. 4444258.70
   Hoffman.............. 2100241.59
   Solomon...............^2 / 312210 6.75
   Cessa...................^1 / 311100 4.86
   Strickland............ 1000025.40
   Kuhnel.................. 1100022.25
   WP: Smyly (2-5); LP: Gutierrez (0-6); S:
   Robertson (6). Inherited runners-scored:
   Effross 1-0, Cessa 2-2. HBP: Smyly (Vot-
   to). WP: Gutierrez. T: 3:16. A: 12,029
   (42,319).

Phillies 7, Braves 3

Zack Wheeler struck out

10 over 6^2 / 3 innings, Rhys

Hoskins knocked in three

runs with a double, and

Philadelphia beat Atlanta.

Wheeler i s 3-0 with a

1.38 ERA i n his past five

starts. Kyle Schwarber

walked to start the second

and advanced on J.T. Real-

muto’s single and Roman

Quinn’s walk. Hoskins then

doubled for a 3-0 lead.

PHILLIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Hoskins 1b.......... 401311 .229

Bohm 3b.............. 412011 .292

Harper dh............ 501001 .292

Castellanos rf.....500 001 .256

Segura 2b............ 502100 .294

Schwarber lf.......220 032 .200

Realmuto c......... 422111 .232

Camargo ss......... 411012 .260

Quinn cf .............. 311212 .188

TOTALS 36 7107811—

BRAVES AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Acuña Jr. rf......... 500002 .274

Contreras lf ........ 412001 .270

Ozuna dh............. 402001 .232

d'Arnaud c.......... 401000 .270

Olson 1b.............. 301012 .244

Albies 2b............. 411101 .240

Riley 3b............... 412102 .231

Duvall cf.............. 400002 .193

Swanson ss ........ 402101 .236

TOTALS 36 3113112—

PHILA.............033 100 000 —710 1

ATLANTA....... 000 010 110 —311 0

E: Familia (1). LOB: Philadelphia 10, At-

lanta 7. 2B: Hoskins (8), Quinn (1), Con-

treras (1), Riley (10). 3B: Realmuto (2).

PHILLIES IP HRERBBSOERA

Wheeler............ 62 / 38220 10 3.38

Familia................. 121100 4.60

Brogdon..............^1 / 310011 2.84

Knebel................. 100001 3.00

BRAVES IP HRERBBSOERA

Davidson.......... 22 / 345542 8.71

Chavez.............. 12 / 352223 4.76

Lee.................... 22 / 300012 0.00

O'Day................... 100012 4.22

Stephens............. 110002 1.23

WP: Wheeler (3-3); LP: Davidson (1-1).

Inherited runners-scored: Familia 1-0,

Brogdon 1-1, Chavez 1-1, Lee 1-0. WP:

Wheeler. T: 3:37. A: 41,762 (41,084).

Guardians 6, Astros 1

José Ramírez homered

with four RBI and Triston

McKenzie pitched seven

sharp innings to help

Cleveland beat Houston.

Ramírez had two hits,

highlighted by a two-run

shot in the fifth inning that

pushed the lead to 4-0.

McKenzie allowed three

hits as he pitched a sea-

son-high seven innings for

his second straight start.

GUARDIANS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Straw cf.............. 421010 .246

Rosario lf............ 401000 .243

Mercado rf.......... 100000 .200

Ramírez 3b ......... 512400 .287

Miller 2b ............. 400012 .283

Naylor 1b ............ 400011 .333

Reyes dh............. 401001 .200

Giménez ss......... 400001 .290

Kwan rf-lf ........... 401001 .266

Maile c................ 333010 .333

TOTALS 37 69446—

ASTROS AB RHBIBBSOAVG

Altuve 2b............ 401000 .282

Brantley lf .......... 400000 .282

Bregman 3b ........ 411100 .229

Alvarez dh .......... 300011 .250

Gurriel 1b............ 400000 .223

Tucker rf ............. 300001 .240

Peña ss ............... 301000 .287

Siri cf .................. 200010 .225

Maldonado c.......301 002 .122

TOTALS 30 14124—

CLEVELAND... 002 020 200 —690

HOUSTON...... 000 000 100 —142

E: Garcia (1), Peña (7). LOB: Cleveland

8, Houston 4. 2B: Ramírez (9), Reyes

(2), Altuve (6). HR: Ramírez (10), off

Garcia; Bregman (6), off McKenzie.

GUARDIANS IP HRERBBSOERA

McKenzie............. 731113 2.70

Sandlin...............^2 / 310011 3.21

Hentges..............^1 / 300000 1.17

Clase.................... 100000 2.76

ASTROS IP HRERBBSOERA

Garcia.................. 554224 3.38

Abreu................ 12 / 322121 3.26

Martinez........... 11 / 320001 0.00

Maton.................. 100000 3.60

WP: McKenzie (3-3); LP: Garcia (3-3).

Inherited runners-scored: Hentges 2-0,

Martinez 2-0. WP: Abreu. T: 3:02. A:

28,284 (41,168).

MLB GIVES DONALDSON
ONE-GAME SUSPENSION

M LB suspended Josh
Donaldson for one game
after the Yankees slugger
made multiple references
to Jackie Robinson while
talking to White Sox star
Tim Anderson over the
weekend. Donaldson also
was fined an undisclosed
amount for his actions
Saturday in New York.

Donaldson will a ppeal the
penalty. Shortly before the
suspension was
announced, the Yankees
said Donaldson had been
put on the covid-19
injured list.

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Brewers: Placed RHP
Freddy Peralta (lat strain)
on the 15-day IL and
closer Josh Hader on the
family medical emergency
list and recalled RHPs
Trevor Kelley and Miguel
Sánchez from Class AAA
Nashville.

Cardinals: After being on
the IL all season, RHP
Alex Reyes will have
shoulder surgery t his
month. St. Louis also
placed C Yadier Molina on
the bereavement list.

Orioles: Placed RHP
Spenser Watkins (right
elbow contusion) on the
IL.

QUOTABLE

“To me he was

Uncle Joe.... He

was a baseball

lifer.”

— Lee Mazzilli , former
Mets star, speaking of Joe
Pignatano, who died Monday
at age 92. Pignatano
reached the majors as a
catcher with his hometown
Brooklyn Dodgers, hit into a
triple play with his final swing
in the majors and became a
longtime coach. He was the
last surviving coach from the
1969 Miracle Mets.

STAR OF THE DAY

Paul Goldschmidt,
Cardinals

Hit a walk-off grand slam
in the 10th inning,
extending his hitting
streak to 15 games and
lifting St. Louis over
Toronto, 7-3.

TODAY’S GAME
T O WATCH

Brewers at Padres,
9 :30 p.m., TBS

Entering Monday,
Milwaukee was 19-2 in
games in which it scored
five or more runs, while
San Diego was 16-4 in
such games.

NL leaders

Entering Monday’s games.

BATTING

Machado, SD .................................... .374

Goldschmidt, StL ............................. .342

Cron, Col .......................................... .329

Hosmer, SD ...................................... .319

McNeil, NY ....................................... .306

Freeman, LA .................................... .301

Harper, Phi ....................................... .295

Nimmo, NY ...................................... .293

Bell, Was ......................................... .291

HOME RUNS

Cron, Col ............................................. 11

Schwarber, Phi ................................... 10

Walker, Ari ......................................... 10

Betts, LA ............................................ 10

Alonso, NY .......................................... 10

RBI

Alonso, NY .......................................... 37

Tellez, Mil ........................................... 32

Arenado, StL ....................................... 32

Cron, Col ............................................. 32

Turner, LA ........................................... 29

Goldschmidt, StL ................................ 29

Turner, LA ........................................... 29

ERA

López, Mia ....................................... 1.57

Mikolas, StL .................................... 1.68

Musgrove, SD .................................. 1.90

Alcantara, Mia ................................. 2.11

Lauer, Mil ......................................... 2.16

Burnes, Mil ...................................... 2.27

Quintana, Pit ................................... 2.43

Wright, Atl ...................................... 2.49

Scherzer, NY .................................... 2.54

SAVES

Rogers, SD .......................................... 16

Hader, Mil ........................................... 15

Bard, Col ............................................. 10

Díaz, NY .............................................. 10

Jansen, Atl ......................................... 10

Kimbrel, LA ........................................... 9

Melancon, Ari ....................................... 9

STRIKEOUTS

Nola, Phi ............................................. 64

Burnes, Mil ......................................... 62

Rodón, SF ............................................ 62

Scherzer, NY ....................................... 59

Wright, Atl ......................................... 56

Manaea, SD ........................................ 55

Lauer, Mil ............................................ 54

Musgrove, SD ..................................... 51

Greene, Cin ......................................... 50

Peralta, Mil ......................................... 50

Baseball

National League American League

GENE J. PUSKAR/ASSOCIATED PRESS

No ‘W’ for JT

Pirates starter JT Brubaker gave up one unearned run in 6^2 / 3 innings but remained winless in nine starts this season despite a 2-1 victory over the Rockies.

TODAY

Interleague scores

SUNDAY’S RESULT

Cincinnati 3, at Toronto 2

MONDAY’S RESULTS

at St. Louis 7, Toronto 3

Kansas City at Arizona, late

AL leaders
Entering Monday’s games.
BATTING
Anderson, Chi .................................. .350
Martinez, Bos .................................. .349
Devers, Bos ...................................... .335
Benintendi, KC ................................. .329
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .325
France, Sea ...................................... .325
Trout, LA .......................................... .323
Judge, NY ......................................... .319
Stanton, NY ..................................... .303
HOME RUNS
Judge, NY ............................................ 15
Alvarez, Hou ....................................... 12
Trout, LA ............................................. 12
Buxton, Min ........................................ 11
Stanton, NY ........................................ 11
Rizzo, NY ............................................ 10
RBI
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 37
Stanton, NY ........................................ 35
Judge, NY ............................................ 31
Story, Bos ........................................... 29
France, Sea ......................................... 28
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 28
ERA
Verlander, Hou ................................ 1.22
Manoah, Tor .................................... 1.62
Pérez, Tex ........................................ 1.64
Cortes, NY ....................................... 1.80
Blackburn, Oak ................................ 1.91
Skubal, Det ...................................... 2.22
Ryan, Min ......................................... 2.29
McClanahan, TB ............................... 2.33
SAVES
Romano, Tor ....................................... 14
Hendriks, Chi ...................................... 13
Iglesias, LA ......................................... 10
Chapman, NY ........................................ 9
Jiménez, Oak ........................................ 8
Barlow, Tex ........................................... 7
Clase, Cle .............................................. 7
Soto, Det ............................................... 7
STRIKEOUTS
Cease, Chi ........................................... 67
McClanahan, TB .................................. 65
Ray, Sea .............................................. 58
Gausman, Tor ..................................... 57
Cortes, NY .......................................... 56
Gilbert, Sea ......................................... 55
Montas, Oak ....................................... 55
Eovaldi, Bos ........................................ 53
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 53
Cole, NY .............................................. 51

NOTES

BY NATHAN RUIZ

new york — After his previous start, Jordan Lyles

made it clear that whenever he had the chance to

spare the Orioles’ bullpen, he would happily take it.

Thus, having thrown 106 pitches through six in-

nings Monday night at Yankee Stadium, Lyles took

the mound for the seventh. He recorded two outs

before the New York lineup turned over, and when

Manager Brandon Hyde approached the mound,

Lyles sent him back without a pitching change.

An Anthony Rizzo single on Lyles’s 117th pitch

officially ended his night, but a day after the Orioles’

bullpen was asked to record all of Sunday’s 33 outs,

Lyles went more than deep enough for Baltimore in a

6-4 victory to open their series with the Yankees.

Lyles allowed home runs to league leader Aaron

Judge in the first and fifth inning, along with an

unearned run in the second. Judge’s second blast, a

two-run shot, tied the game at 4, but Ramón Urías put

the Orioles back ahead by sending a Gerrit Cole

fastball over right field’s short porch.

With Judge due up after Rizzo’s single, Hyde

turned to Félix Bautista, one of six relievers who

pitched S unday. Bautista recorded four outs, and

after a Robinson Chirinos sacrifice fly in the top of

ninth, Jorge López had a scoreless bottom half despite

walking the first batter he faced.

Before Urías’s homer, all of the Orioles’ offense

came in the fourth. Back-to-back doubles from Urías

and Chirinos plated the first run. Austin Hays added a

go-ahead, two-run single, eventually scoring as Ryan

Mountcastle beat out the back end of a double play.

— Baltimore Sun

Lyles spares bullpen,

and O’s top New York

ORIOLES 6, YANKEES 4

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

New York 29 13 .690 —5-5 L-3

Tampa Bay2417.585 41 / 2 6-4 L-1

Toronto 22 20 .524 75-5 L-2

Boston 19 22 .463 91 / 2 8-2 W-5

Baltimore1825.419 11^1 / 2 4-6 W-2

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR

Minnesota 26 16 .619 —8-2 W-5

Chicago 21 20 .512 41 / 2 6-4 W-2

Cleveland 18 20 .474 64-6 W-1

x-Kansas City 14 26 .350 11 3-7 L-4

Detroit 14 27 .341 111 / 2 5-5 L-1

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR

Houston 27 16 .628 —5-5 L-1

Los Angeles 26 17 .605 15-5 W-2

Texas1822.450 71 / 2 5-5 L-2

x-Seattle 17 25 .405 91 / 2 3-7 L-4

x-Oakland 17 26 .395 10 3-7 L-2

x-Late game

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

x-New York 28 15 .651 —6-4 W-1

Philadelphia 20 22 .476 7^1 / 2 5-5 W-2

Atlanta 19 23 .452 81 / 2 4-6L-2

Miami 18 22 .450 81 / 2 5-5 W-1

Washington 14 29 .326 14 3-7 L-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR

x-Milwaukee 26 15 .634 —6-4 L-1

St. Louis 24 18 .5712^1 / 2 7-3 W-4

Chicago 17 24 .415 96-4 W-2

Pittsburgh 17 24 .415 94-6 W-1

Cincinnati 12 29 .293 14 5-5 L-1

WEST WLPCTGBL10STR

Los Angeles 28 13 .683 —8-2 W-1

x-San Diego 27 14 .659 17-3 W-4

x-San Francisco 22 18 .550 51 / 2 4-6 L-4

x-Arizona 21 22 .488 83-7 L-1

Colorado 19 22 .463 93-7 L-2

x-Late game

BY BARRY SVRLUGA

The Washington Nationals expect

to have their financial information

available for potential buyers this

week, the latest step in the Lerner

family’s exploration of a sale of the

club, two people familiar with the

process said Monday.

Would-be buyers who are preap-

proved by Major League Baseball will

be able to access a “data room” that

contains all of the club’s financials.

That will include, but not be limited

to, items such as existing sponsorship

deals, deferred compensation owed in

player contracts and revenue from

media rights deals and other sources.

It essentially will let any interested

parties know exactly what they would

be buying.

That information becoming avail-

able is a logistical milepost but does

not provide any additional data as to

how many potential suitors there

might be or when the process might

end, according to one of the people

familiar with the negotiations. MLB

has performed background checks on

some of the interested groups but still

has others in line, the person said.

On April 11, Mark Lerner, the son of

real estate magnate Ted Lerner and

the team’s managing principal owner,

told The Post in a statement that his

family was exploring changes in the

ownership structure of the franchise

it bought in 2006. The options include

selling the team outright, and the

family enlisted New York-based in-

vestment bank Allen & Company to

help broker a deal.

Since then, some people close to the

Lerner family have said they believe

Mark Lerner wanted to wrap up a sale

quickly. But one person close to the

process cautioned Monday, “This is

more a marathon than a sprint.”

The Nationals have several press-

ing issues. On the field, they are in the

beginning stages of a rebuilding proc-

ess and sit in last place in the National

League East.

The Lerners are also faced with a

decision on whether to exercise op-

tions on the contracts of General

Manager Mike Rizzo and Manager

Dave Martinez for the 2023 season —

even if the family might not own the

club when that season is played. Plus,

there is the contract status of star

outfielder Juan Soto, who is under

club control through 2024 but would

become a free agent thereafter should

the Nationals not sign him to an

extension.

Nats to make team finances

available to potential buyers

N umber of would-be owners

and timeline remain unclear

ORIOLES’ LEADERS

Entering Tuesday’s game.

Batters Avg RH2B HR RBI BB

Mancini .303 1346531615

Hays .28717 41 11 31814

Mountcastle.25812 32 35 18 5

Mullins .24722 43 8516 11

Santander .23319 34 5721 22

Urías .22413 28 63 11 9

Nevin .222 9141176

McKenna .222 583033

Odor .21812 26 92 14 4

Mateo .21213 28 72 96

Rutschman.167 120001

Gutiérrez .143 241034

Bannon .143 020000