D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.SATURDAY, MAY 28 , 2022
Yankees 2, Rays 0
Jameson Tallion pitched
two-hit ball over eight in-
nings 24 hours after
Nestor Cortes Jr. allowed
one run over eight t o give
New York its longest con-
secutive starts since CC
Sabathia and Iván Nova on
July 9 and 10, 2013.
Gleyber Torres put the
Yankees ahead with a
homer in the fourth off Jef-
frey Springs, and Matt Car-
penter, in his second game
with New York, homered
later in the inning.
YANKEES AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Judge cf .............. 400002 .305
Rizzo 1b .............. 400000 .221
Torres 2b ............ 411101 .234
Andújar lf............ 401000 .286
Carpenter dh.......311 112 .200
Kiner-Falefa ss...401 001 .257
Gallo rf................ 401002 .168
Higashioka c.......301 001 .169
Gonzalez 3b ........ 300001 .208
TOTALS 33 262110 —
RAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Kiermaier cf........ 400002 .239
Díaz 3b................ 300000 .262
Franco ss ............ 300000 .262
Arozarena lf........ 301000 .259
Choi 1b................ 300001 .267
Ramírez rf........... 300001 .287
Margot dh........... 301001 .353
Bruján 2b ............ 300002 .130
Zunino c.............. 200000 .155
Mejía ph.............. 100000 .241
TOTALS 28 02007—
NEW YORK.... 000 200 000 —26 0
TAMPA BAY.. 000 000 000 —02 0
LOB: New York 5, Tampa Bay 1. 2B:
Andújar (1), Margot (5). HR: Torres (8),
off Springs; Carpenter (1), off Springs.
YANKEES IP HRERBBSOERA
Taillon................. 820005 2.49
Holmes................ 100002 0.36
RAYS IP HRERBBSOERA
Springs................ 652206 1.62
Beeks................ 21 / 310013 1.29
Wisler.................^2 / 300001 2.78
WP: Taillon (5-1); LP: Springs (2-2); S:
Holmes (6). Inherited runners-scored:
Wisler 2-0. T: 2:23. A: 19,018 (25,000).NL games
GAME 1: ROCKIES AT NATIONALS, 6:05
W-L ERA TEAM
TBD ---- ---- ----
Adon (R) 1-8 6.97 1-8
GAME 2: ROCKIES AT NATIONALS, 12:05
TBD ---- ---- ----
Sanchez (R) 3-3 7.16 3-3
BREWERS AT CARDINALS, 2:15
Houser (R) 3-4 2.98 3-5
Liberatore (L) 0-0 7.71 1-0
MARLINS AT BRAVES, 4:10
Alcantara (R) 4-2 2.11 5-4
Davidson (L) 1-1 8.71 1-1
GIANTS AT REDS, 4:10
Wood (L) 3-3 4.82 4-4
TBD ---- ---- ----
DODGERS AT DIAMONDBACKS, 7:15
Gonsolin (R) 4-0 1.62 5-3
Kelly (R) 3-2 3.49 4-5
PHILLIES AT METS, 7:15
Eflin (R) 1-3 3.65 3-4
Walker (R) 2-0 2.70 3-3
PIRATES AT PADRES, 10:10
Brubaker (R) 0-4 4.64 4-5
Musgrove (R) 5-0 1.90 8-0AL games
ORIOLES AT RED SOX, 12:10
W-L ERA TEAM
TBD ---- ---- ----
Eovaldi (R) 1-2 4.10 3-6
ORIOLES AT RED SOX, 6:10
TBD ---- ---- ----
Winckowski (R) ---- ---- ----
ROYALS AT TWINS, 2:10
Singer (R) 1-0 1.83 1-1
Archer (R) 0-1 3.86 4-4
RANGERS AT ATHLETICS, 4:07
Hearn (L) 2-3 5.77 4-4
Logue (L) 2-3 4.43 1-3
GUARDIANS AT TIGERS, 4:10
McKenzie (R) 3-3 2.70 5-2
Rodriguez (R) 0-0 9.39 0-1
YANKEES AT RAYS, 4:10
Cole (R) 4-1 3.31 7-2
Kluber (R) 1-2 4.42 3-5
BLUE JAYS AT ANGELS, 10:07
Kikuchi (L) 2-1 3.47 2-6
Lorenzen (R) 5-2 3.05 5-2
ASTROS AT MARINERS, 10:10
Urquidy (R) 4-1 4.24 6-2
Gilbert (R) 4-2 2.60 5-4NL scores
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
at Washington 7, Colorado 3
at Cincinnati 20, Chicago Cubs 5
Philadelphia 4, at Atlanta 1
Milwaukee 4, at St. Louis 3
L.A. Dodgers 14, at Arizona 1
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
Colorado at Washington, ppd.
at Atlanta 6, Miami 4
at N.Y. Mets 8, Philadelphia 6
at St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 2
San Francisco at Cincinnati, late
L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, late
Pittsburgh at San Diego, lateAL scores
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
N.Y. Yankees 7, at Tampa Bay 2
at Detroit 4, Cleveland 3
Kansas City 3, at Minnesota 2
Boston 16, at Chicago White Sox 7
Texas 4, at Oakland 1
Toronto 6, at L.A. Angels 3
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
Baltimore 12, at Boston 8
N.Y. Yankees 2, at Tampa Bay 0
at Minnesota 10, Kansas City 7
Toronto at L.A. Angels, late
Houston at Seattle, late
Texas at Oakland, late
Cleveland at Detroit, ppd.Interleague game
CUBS A T WHITE SOX, 7:15
W-L ERA TEAM
Thompson (R) 4-0 1.54 2-0
Blue Jays 6, Angels 3 Cueto (R) 0-0 0.00 2-0
Late Thursday
Shohei Ohtani (3-3)
struck out 10 while yielding
five runs over six innings
as Los Angeles dropped
the series opener to Toron-
to.
Ohtani fell behind 5-2 in
the sixth on a drive off the
left field pole by Valdimir
Guerrero Jr., who finished
behind Ohtani in the 2021
AL MVP voting.
BLUE JAYS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Springer cf-rf......422 101 .278
Espinal 2b........... 411101 .283
Guerrero Jr. dh ...411 102 .263
Bichette ss ......... 402202 .246
Chapman 3b........ 400002 .187
Tapia rf ............... 300002 .223
Zimmer cf........... 100001 .128
Jansen c.............. 411101 .303
Gurriel Jr. lf ........ 210020 .221
Biggio 1b............. 300013 .038
TOTALS 33 676315 —
ANGELS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Ohtani p-dh........ 200111 .249
Rengifo 2b-rf......402 101 .295
Trout cf............... 400000 .310
Ward ph-dh......... 100000 .367
Rendon 3b........... 400000 .242
Duffy 1b-2b........ 411000 .246
Stassi c............... 402000 .233
Lagares rf ........... 200000 .000
Walsh ph-1b.......201 000 .247
Marsh lf .............. 412101 .280
Velazquez ss.......411 002 .200
TOTALS 35 39315—
TORONTO...... 103 001 001 —67 1
L.A..................002 000 001 —39 0
E: Romano (1). LOB: Toronto 3, Los An-
geles 6. 2B: Bichette (10), Walsh (7).
HR: Springer (9), off Ohtani; Guerrero
Jr. (9), off Ohtani; Jansen (6), off Barria.
BLUE JAYS IP HRERBBSOERA
Ryu ...................... 562211 5.48
Phelps.................. 120000 2.70
García.................. 100003 3.71
Cimber................. 100000 1.83
Romano............... 111001 2.55
ANGELS IP HRERBBSOERA
Ohtani................. 66551 10 3.45
Barria................... 311125 1.71
WP: Ryu (2-0); LP: Ohtani (3-3). T: 2:56.
A: 28,228 (45,517).Braves 6, Marlins 4
Ozzie Albies drove in two
runs with a bloop double in
the seventh inning t o give
Atlanta the lead, and the
Braves recovered after
blowing an early three-run
advantage to beat Miami.
Kenley Jansen gave up a
one-out single to Brian An-
derson in the ninth before
notching his 11th save.
MARLINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Berti 2b.................. 411000 .295
Cooper dh............... 412200 .270
Soler lf................... 210020 .204
Wendle 3b ............. 300001 .293
De La Cruz ph-rf.... 10 0001 .278
Aguilar 1b.............. 411200 .266
B.Anderson rf-3b... 40 1002 .267
Stallings c.............. 400003 .227
Sánchez cf ............. 400003 .214
Rojas ss ................. 200010 .203
TOTALS 32 454310 —
BRAVES AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Swanson ss ........ 210020 .264
Albies 2b............. 401200 .246
Ozuna lf .............. 400000 .226
Riley 3b............... 411102 .244
d'Arnaud c.......... 411001 .252
Olson 1b.............. 310013 .247
Contreras dh.......311 100 .280
Duvall cf.............. 300001 .191
Demeritte rf .......201 100 .213
Acuña Jr. ph-rf....111 100 .303
TOTALS 30 66637—
MIAMI............000 004 000 —45 0
ATLANTA....... 000 030 30X —66 1
E: Olson (4). LOB: Miami 4, Atlanta 3.
2B: d’Arnaud (9), Contreras (2), Acuña
Jr. (5), Albies (9). HR: Cooper (3), off
I.Anderson; Aguilar (6), off I.Anderson;
Riley (10), off Rogers.
MARLINS IP HRERBBSOERA
Rogers................. 543313 5.23
Head.................... 100002 1.20
Okert..................^2 / 301111 2.70
Bass....................^1 / 322210 2.50
Scott.................... 100001 4.15
BRAVES IP HRERBBSOERA
I.Anderson........ 52 / 344435 4.34
Stephens............. 200002 1.08
Minter................^1 / 300001 1.35
Jansen................. 110002 3.66
WP: Stephens (1-1); LP: Bass (1-2); S:
Jansen (11). Inherited runners-scored:
Bass 1-1. T: 3:02. A: 40,064 (41,084).Rangers 4, Athletics 1
Late Thursday
Adolis García doubled in
pinch runner Eli White in
the top of the ninth inning,
Nathaniel Lowe followed
with a two-run homer, and
Texas beat Oakland.
García and Kole Cal-
houn each had two hits as
the Rangers won their sec-
ond straight after dropping
three in a row.
RANGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Semien 2b........... 400001 .181
Seager ss............ 400001 .232
Garver dh............ 400003 .212
Calhoun rf........... 412001 .262
Heim c................. 401001 .269
White pr-lf.......... 010000 .197
García cf.............. 412101 .216
Lowe 1b .............. 311212 .246
Miller lf............... 300003 .220
Huff ph-c............ 100001 .393
Ibáñez 3b ............ 300111 .175
TOTALS 34 464215 —
ATHLETICS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Laureano rf......... 401001 .173
Lowrie dh............ 400001 .237
Pinder lf.............. 412001 .248
Murphy c............. 401001 .204
Neuse 2b............. 300001 .238
Kemp ph.............. 000010 .233
Bethancourt 1b...200 010 .226
Barrera ph........... 10000 0.326
Andrus ss............ 30101 0.237
Smith 3b............. 30000 1.214
Pache cf .............. 30000 0.161
TOTALS 31 15036—
TEXAS............010 000 003 —46 0
OAKLAND...... 000 100 000 —15 1
E: Andrus (7). LOB: Texas 5, Oakland 6.
2B: García 2 (9), Murphy (12), Andrus
(8). HR: Lowe (3), off Moll.
RANGERS IP HRERBBSOERA
Pérez................... 741126 1.60
Bush.................... 110000 3.86
Barlow................. 100010 1.76
ATHLETICS IP HRERBBSOERA
Montas................ 73102 11 3.12
Acevedo............... 100002 3.18
Trivino................^1 / 322201 7.94
Moll....................^2 / 311101 1.17
WP: Bush (2-1); LP: Trivino (1-3); S:
Barlow (8). Inherited runners-scored:
Moll 1-1. WP: Pérez(2). T: 2:44. A: 3,203
(46,847).Orioles 12, Red Sox 8
ORIOLES AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Mullins cf............. 512000 .246
Mancini dh ........... 411011 .287
Santander lf......... 432310 .226
Hays rf ................. 422210 .288
Rutschman c........ 51 0001 .200
Mountcastle 1b ... 40 1101 .255
Odor 2b ................ 523101 .237
Urías 3b................ 413010 .235
Mateo ss.............. 511302 .207
TOTALS 401215 10 46 —
RED SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Hernández cf ......511 010 .200
Devers 3b............ 533000 .342
Martinez dh........ 321110 .379
Bogaerts ss ........ 412300 .323
Verdugo lf........... 502201 .238
Story 2b.............. 300010 .227
Cordero 1b .......... 412001 .254
Arroyo ph-1b......100 000 .190
Vázquez c............ 501102 .275
Bradley Jr. rf.......502 000 .220
TOTALS 40 814734 —
BALTIMORE... 000 200 334 —12152
BOSTON......... 420 110 000 —814 1
E: Santander (3), Mateo (7), Devers (4).
LOB: Baltimore 6, Boston 11. 2B: Odor
(10), Verdugo (10), Bradley Jr. (13), De-
vers (18), Martinez (17), Cordero (5).
HR: Santander (8), off Whitlock; Mateo
(3), off Diekman; Hays (5), off
Schreiber; Bogaerts (5), off Bradish.
RBI: Santander 3 (24), Mateo 3 (12),
Hays 2 (22), Mountcastle (19), Odor
(19), Bogaerts 3 (20), Verdugo 2 (23),
Martinez (22), Vázquez (18). SF:
Mountcastle.
ORIOLES IP HRERBBSOERA
Bradish............. 12 / 366612 7.31
Sulser.................. 372200 6.00
Diplán.................. 200021 0.00
Gillaspie.............^1 / 300000 1.69
Tate....................^2 / 310000 1.88
Pérez..................^1 / 300000 0.64
López................... 100001 1.23
RED SOX IP HRERBBSOERA
Whitlock.............. 652214 3.49
Diekman.............. 123310 3.86
Schreiber............^2 / 312211 1.42
Strahm...............^1 / 354301 3.68
Sawamura........... 121110 3.60
WP: Pérez (3-0); LP: Strahm (2-2). In-
herited runners-scored: Sulser 2-0, Dip-
lán 2-0, Gillaspie 1-0, Pérez 2-0, Sawa-
mura 2-2. HBP: Bradish 2 (Martinez,Bo-
gaerts), Tate (Story). WP: Sawamura.
T: 3:38. A: 29,251 (37,755).Mets 8, Phillies 6
Pete Alonso homered,
doubled and drove in four
runs, taking over the major
league RBI lead to power
New York past Philadelphia.
Down 7-0, the Phillies
made it close with six runs
in the sixth inning.
PHILLIES AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Hoskins 1b..........411 013 .224
Bohm 3b..............512 002 .290
Harper dh ............511 101 .313
Castellanos rf......512 102 .253
Schwarber lf........300 012 .190
Segura 2b............300 100 .283
Herrera cf............312 010 .284
Stubbs c ..............411 301 .379
Stott ss...............300 001 .114
Realmuto ph .......100 000 .238
Camargo ss .........000 000 .260
TOTALS3 669 6312 —
METSABRHBIBBSOAVG
Nimmo cf.............411 011 .293
Marte rf...............522 101 .274
Lindor ss..............231 120 .253
Alonso 1b............212 410 .283
Escobar 3b...........300 101 .225
Canha lf...............401 101 .293
McNeil 2b............401 001 .319
Davis dh ..............300 002 .221
Nido c..................311 012 .211
TOTALS3 089859 —
PHILA............. 000 006 000 —692
NEW YORK..... 302 201 00X —89 1
E: Stott (2), Stubbs (1), Carrasco (1).
LOB: Philadelphia 7, New York 6. 2B: Cas-
tellanos (12), Herrera (8), Alonso (8),
Nimmo (8). HR: Stubbs (2), off Shreve;
Alonso (12), off Falter.
PHILLIES IP HRERBBSOERA
Falter................... 3452324.20
Nelson.................. 2333154.24
Bellatti................. 1100102.51
Familia................. 1000014.32
Hand..................... 1100011.46
METSIP HRERBBSOERA
Carrasco.............5^2 / 365517 3.98
Shreve..................^1 / 311100 4.96
Dr.Smith.............. 1000112.66
Rodríguez.............^2 / 310011 3.68
Lugo.....................^1 / 300000 3.93
Díaz...................... 1100032.75
WP: Carrasco (5-1); LP: Falter (0-2); S:
Díaz (11). Inherited runners-scored: Bel-
latti 1-1, Shreve 2-2, Lugo 2-0. IBB: off
Bellatti (Alonso). HBP: Carrasco (Segu-
ra), Falter (Davis). T: 3:41. A: 30,175
(41,922).Twins 10, Royals 7
Jorge Polanco homered
in a four-run first inning and
Carlos Correa hit a go-
ahead homer in the fourth
as Minnesota pounded out
a season-high 15 hits to top
Kansas City.
ROYALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Merrifield cf........411 010 .222
Benintendi lf .......400 011 .321
Witt Jr. ss ...........523 300 .235
Dozier rf..............401 111 .265
Melendez c ..........411 111 .246
Santana 1b..........401 012 .164
O'Hearn dh..........421 012 .196
Rivera 3b.............402 112 .242
Lopez 2b..............413 111 .217
TOTALS37713 7810 —
TWINS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Arraez 1b.............512 111 .349
Correa ss .............511 111 .277
Polanco 2b...........522 201 .237
Kepler rf ..............512 000 .250
Sánchez dh..........513 001 .231
Larnach lf ............120 130 .284
Urshela 3b...........513 200 .267
Gordon cf.............412 300 .258
Jeffers c..............300 020 .198
TOTALS 38 10 15 10 74 —
KANSAS CITY 003 100 102 —713 1
MINNESOTA..400 200 04X —10151
E: Coleman (2), Jeffers (1). LOB: Kansas
City 11, Minnesota 13. 2B: Rivera (3),
Gordon (3). 3B: Witt Jr. (3), Kepler (1).
HR: Witt Jr. (6), off Smith; Melendez (4),
off Cano; Polanco (5), off Keller; Correa
(3), off Keller.
ROYALS IP HRERBBSOERA
Keller ................... 41166333.95
Speier.................1^1 / 300010 2.55
Coleman...............^2 / 300001 3.86
Snider .................. 1000105.00
Payamps..............^2 / 334420 2.95
Peacock................^1 / 310000 0.00
TWINS IP HRERBBSOERA
Ober..................... 3533153.25
Coulombe.............^1 / 321120 1.46
Megill.................2^2 / 320012 1.69
Smith...................^2 / 311120 1.17
Thielbar................^1 / 300000 5.71
Duran................... 1100112.42
Cano.....................^2 / 322211 13.5
Pagán...................^1 / 300001 2.25
WP: Megill (1-1); LP: Keller (1-5); S:
Pagán (7). Inherited runners-scored:
Snider 1-0, Peacock 2-1, Megill 3-0, Thiel-
bar 1-0, Pagán 1-0. IBB: off Payamps
(Larnach). WP: Payamps, Coulombe. T:
3:40. A: 21,841 (38,544).Cardinals 4, Brewers 2
Paul Goldschmidt hom-
ered to extend his hitting
streak to 18 games as
St. Louis ended Milwau-
kee’s three-game winning
streak.
Ryan Helsley, who has
not allowed an earned run
in 14 appearances this
season, s truck out Mike
Brosseau and retired Kol-
ten Wong on a groundout
to earn his third save.
BREWERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Wong 2b............... 502001 .227
Urías ss ................ 401000 .266
Yelich lf................ 200021 .241
McCutchen rf .......400 001 .250
Tellez 1b............... 400001 .240
Taylor cf............... 412001 .248
Narváez c............. 402000 .253
Hiura dh ............... 311211 .250
Peterson 3b.......... 100011 .200
Brosseau ph-3b....200 001 .302
TOTALS 33 28 248—
CARDINALS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Edman ss-2b......... 400001 .281
Goldschmidt 1b.....41 1203 .345
Arenado 3b ........... 300010 .278
Pujols dh ............... 400000 .219
Yepez lf................. 311001 .275
Gorman 2b ............ 200001 .238
Sosa ph-ss............ 111100 .241
Knizner c............... 300000 .257
Nootbaar rf ........... 300101 .105
Bader cf................. 312000 .255
TOTALS 30 45 417—
MILWAUKEE.000 000 002 —281
ST. LOUIS....... 002 000 20X —450
E: Perdomo (1). LOB: Milwaukee 8, St.
Louis 3. 3B: Sosa (1). HR: Hiura (4), off
Whitley; Goldschmidt (9), off Woodruff.
BREWERS IP HRERBBSOERA
Woodruff............. 422214 4.74
Perdomo.............. 200002 1.74
Suter................... 232201 5.62
CARDINALS IP HRERBBSOERA
Hudson............. 42 / 350043 3.22
VerHagen...........^1 / 300000 3.65
Cabrera................ 210002 2.25
Whitley............ 11 / 322202 5.56
Helsley...............^2 / 300001 0.00
WP: VerHagen (2-0); LP: Woodruff
(5-3); S: Helsley (3). Inherited runners-
scored: VerHagen 3-0. T: 2:54. A: 39,077
(45,494).Red Sox 16, White Sox 7
Late Thursday
Trevor Story kept up his
hot hitting with a three-run
homer and four RBI, and
Boston beat Chicago to
take two of three in the se-
ries.
RED SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Hernández cf ........ 611101 .200
Cordero rf ............. 000000 .237
Devers 3b.............. 532012 .335
Martinez dh .......... 533011 .380
Bogaerts ss........... 521012 .319
Story 2b................ 422412 .232
Plawecki c............. 111200 .174
Verdugo lf............. 624300 .232
Vázquez c-1b ........ 513201 .279
Dalbec 1b-2b......... 411112 .162
Arroyo rf............... 401101 .194
Bradley Jr. rf-cf....10 0000 .213
TOTALS 4616 1914 512—
WHITE SOX AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Anderson ss........ 513001 .363
Vaughn rf-2b......512 500 .292
Pollock lf............. 500001 .217
Abreu 1b ............. 412011 .236
Grandal c............. 310020 .170
Sheets dh-rf.......400 010 .207
Burger 3b............ 300112 .228
García 2b............. 311100 .191
Engel cf............... 422002 .228
TOTALS 36 710757 —
BOSTON......... 330 010 252 —16190
CHICAGO........ 003 020 020 —710 1
E: Sousa (2). LOB: Boston 8, Chicago 8.
2B: Devers 2 (17), Verdugo 2 (9), Abreu
(11), Vaughn (5). HR: Hernández (3), off
Keuchel; Story (8), off Keuchel; Story
(9), off Harrison; Vaughn (5), off Wa-
cha.
RED SOX IP HRERBBSOERA
Wacha.............. 41 / 375502 2.83
Schreiber.......... 12 / 300002 0.00
Danish................. 110001 3.94
Barnes................^1 / 302241 7.20
Sawamura..........^2 / 300001 3.21
Davis................... 120010 1.86
WHITE SOX IP HRERBBSOERA
Keuchel................ 276624 7.88
López................... 220000 3.20
Ruiz..................... 111111 5.40
Foster.................. 100002 2.66
Banks................ 12 / 376514 5.03
Sousa..................^1 / 311000 6.43
Harrison.............. 112211 18.0
WP: Schreiber (2-0); LP: Keuchel (2-5).
Inherited runners-scored: Sawamura
3-1, Sousa 2-2. WP: Barnes, Sousa. PB:
Grandal (5). T: 4:02. A: 24,896 (40,615).Dodgers 14,
Diamondbacks 1
Late Thursday
Freddie Freeman’s three-
run, second-inning blast
for his first long ball in
more than a month high-
lighted a five-RBI, four-hit
performance as Los Ange-
les clobbered Arizona.
DODGERS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Phillips p-p.......... 000010 ---
Betts rf............... 533010 .299
Freeman 1b......... 534500 .312
Barnes 2b............ 000000 .235
T.Turner ss ......... 412100 .294
Alberto 2b-p.......200 000 .233
W.Smith c........... 512210 .259
Ríos dh-1b.......... 613001 .277
J.Turner 3b ......... 622000 .208
Bellinger cf ......... 613300 .224
Taylor lf .............. 623300 .259
Lux 2b-ss............ 502011 .262
TOTALS 50 14 24 14 42 —
D’BACKS AB RHBIBBSOAVG
Varsho c.............. 401000 .268
Rojas 3b.............. 301011 .286
Marte 2b............. 401000 .252
Walker dh ........... 312100 .204
Hummel ph-c......100 000 .188
Peralta lf............. 400003 .226
P.Smith 1b.......... 301010 .239
McCarthy rf ........ 400000 .208
Thomas cf........... 401000 .281
Perdomo ss......... 401001 .215
TOTALS 34 18125—
L.A..................240 004 022 —14240
ARIZONA....... 000 001 000 —18 1
E: Marte (7). LOB: Los Angeles 13, Ari-
zona 8. 2B: Betts (11), Freeman 2 (18),
Taylor (10), Bellinger (11), J.Turner 2
(12), Thomas (5). 3B: T.Turner (2). HR:
Freeman (4), off Castellanos; Taylor (5),
off C.Smith; Walker (12), off Phillips.
DODGERS IP HRERBBSOERA
White.................. 420022 4.60
Bruihl................... 120000 2.25
Phillips................ 221102 3.00
Bickford............... 110001 3.45
Alberto................ 110000 0.00
D’BACKS IP HRERBBSOERA
Castellanos......... 4106611 5.22
Frias................. 22 / 384420 13.5
C.Smith............ 11 / 332210 7.00
Hager................... 132201 18.0
WP: Bruihl (1-1); LP: Castellanos (3-2).
Inherited runners-scored: C.Smith 3-0.
WP: Frias. PB: Varsho (1). T: 3:21. A:
17,057 (48,686).E X-ALL-STAR M ARTÍNEZ
GETS AN 8 0-GAME BAN
RHP Carlos Martínez, 30,
was suspended for 80
games under baseball’s
minor league drug
program after testing
positive for a performance
enhancing substance. He
was an all-star in 2015
and 2017 with St. Louis.
RAIN WASHES OUT GAME
Friday night’s matchup
between the Tigers and
Guardians in Detroit was
postponed by inclement
weather. The game will be
made up as part of a
doubleheader July 4.
PERSONNEL DEPT.
Dodgers: Gil Hodges,
who helped the franchise
win World Series titles in
Brooklyn (1955) and Los
Angeles (1959), will have
his No. 14 jersey retired
June 4. Hodges, who died
at 47 in 1972, will be
inducted into the Baseball
Hall of Fame on July 24.
Mets: RHP Yoan López
had his three-game
suspension cut to one
game by MLB. López
served the penalty Friday
night as New York faced
Philadelphia at Citi Field.
Yankees: Transferred 3B
Josh Donaldson from the
covid-19 injured list to the
10-day IL with right
shoulder inflammation.
QUOTABLE
“I don’t plan on
coming out for the
anthem going
forward until I
feel better about
the direction of
our country.”
— Giants Manager Gabe
Kapler , in response to this
week’s school shooting
in Uvalde, Tex.STAR OF THE DAY
Jameson Taillon,
Yankees
The right-hander tossed
eight sterling innings,
allowing just two hits
while striking out five, in a
2-0 win over Tampa Bay.
TODAY’S GAME
TO WATCH
Yankees at Rays,
4:10 p.m.
Two-time Cy Young Award
runner-up Gerrit Cole (4-1,
3.31 ERA) takes the hill for
New York against two-
time Cy Young winner
Corey Kluber (1-2, 4.42)
at Tropicana Field.
NL leaders
Entering Friday’s games.
BATTING
Machado, SD .................................... .361
Goldschmidt, StL ............................. .348
Hosmer, SD ...................................... .325
McNeil, NY ....................................... .321
Harper, Phi ....................................... .316
Freeman, LA .................................... .312
Cron, Col .......................................... .308
HOME RUNS
Walker, Ari ......................................... 12
Betts, LA ............................................ 12
Cron, Col ............................................. 12
Pederson, SF ....................................... 11
Alonso, NY .......................................... 11
RBI
Alonso, NY .......................................... 41
Turner, LA ........................................... 35
Goldschmidt, StL ................................ 34
Cron, Col ............................................. 34
Tellez, Mil ........................................... 33
Lindor, NY ........................................... 33
Arenado, StL ....................................... 32
Harper, Phi .......................................... 31
ERA
Musgrove, SD .................................. 1.90
Mikolas, StL .................................... 1.96
López, Mia ....................................... 2.04
Alcantara, Mia ................................. 2.11
Burnes, Mil ...................................... 2.19
Lauer, Mil ......................................... 2.31
Urías, LA .......................................... 2.49
SAVES
Hader, Mil ........................................... 16
Rogers, SD .......................................... 16
Bard, Col ............................................. 10
Díaz, NY .............................................. 10
Jansen, Atl ......................................... 10
Melancon, Ari ..................................... 10
STRIKEOUTS
Nola, Phi ............................................. 74
Burnes, Mil ......................................... 67
Rodón, SF ............................................ 62
Wright, Atl ......................................... 61
Scherzer, NY ....................................... 59
Greene, Cin ......................................... 56
López, Mia .......................................... 56BaseballNational League American League
FRANK FRANKLIN II/ASSOCIATED PRESSGrand theft
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor swipes second base despite the efforts of the Phillies’ Jean Segura on
Friday night. Lindor later scored as host New York built a 7-0 lead before holding on for an 8-6 victory.TODAYInterleague scores
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
No games scheduled.
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
No games scheduled.AL leaders
Entering Friday’s games.
BATTING
Martinez, Bos .................................. .380
Anderson, Chi .................................. .363
Arraez, Min ...................................... .347
Devers, Bos ...................................... .335
France, Sea ...................................... .331
Benintendi, KC ................................. .329
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .319
Judge, NY ......................................... .313
Trout, LA .......................................... .310
HOME RUNS
Judge, NY ............................................ 17
Alvarez, Hou ....................................... 12
Trout, LA ............................................. 12
Buxton, Min ........................................ 11
Stanton, NY ........................................ 11
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 11
Rizzo, NY ............................................ 11
Devers, Bos ......................................... 10
RBI
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 43
Story, Bos ........................................... 37
Judge, NY ............................................ 36
Stanton, NY ........................................ 35
France, Sea ......................................... 31
Tucker, Hou ........................................ 29
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 29
ERA
Verlander, Hou ................................ 1.22
Pérez, Tex ........................................ 1.60
Manoah, Tor .................................... 1.62
Blackburn, Oak ................................ 1.70
Cortes, NY ....................................... 1.70
McClanahan, TB ............................... 2.06
Gausman, Tor .................................. 2.25
SAVES
Hendriks, Chi ...................................... 14
Romano, Tor ....................................... 14
Iglesias, LA ......................................... 11
Jiménez, Oak ...................................... 10
Chapman, NY ........................................ 9
Barlow, Tex ........................................... 8
Clase, Cle .............................................. 7
Pressly, Hou ......................................... 7
Soto, Det ............................................... 7
STRIKEOUTS
McClanahan, TB .................................. 74
Cease, Chi ........................................... 71
Ray, Sea .............................................. 68
Montas, Oak ....................................... 66
Gausman, Tor ..................................... 65
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 63
Cole, NY .............................................. 62
NOTESEAST WLPCTGBL10STR
New York 33 13 .717 —6-4 W-4
Tampa Bay2619.5786^1 / 2 5-5 L-2
x-Toronto 24 20 .545 86-4 W-2
Boston 21 24 .467 11^1 / 2 7-3 L-1
Baltimore1927.413 14 5-5 W-1CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR
Minnesota 28 18 .609 —7-3 W-1
Chicago 22 22 .500 55-5 L-1
Cleveland 18 23 .439 7^1 / 2 3-7 L-3
Detroit 16 28 .364 11 5-5 W-2
Kansas City 15 29 .341 12 3-7 L-1WEST WLPCT GBL10STR
x-Houston 29 16 .644 —6-4 W-2
x-Los Angeles 27 19 .5872^1 / 2 4-6 L-2
x-Texas2023.465 86-4 W-2
x-Oakland 19 28 .404 11 4-6 L-1
x-Seattle 18 27 .400 11 2-8 L-2
x-Late gameEAST WLPCTGBL10STR
New York 30 17 .638 —6-4 W-1
Atlanta 22 24 .478 7^1 / 2 6-4 W-1
Philadelphia 21 25 .457 8^1 / 2 4-6 L-1
Miami 18 25 .419 10 3-7 L-3
Washington 16 30 .348 13^1 / 2 4-6 W-2
CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR
Milwaukee 29 17 .630 —6-4 L-1
St. Louis 25 20 .556 3^1 / 2 6-4 W-1
x-Pittsburgh 18 25 .419 9^1 / 2 4-6 W-1
Chicago 18 26 .409 10 4-6 L-2
x-Cincinnati 14 30 .318 14 5-5 W-2WEST WLPCTGBL10STR
x-Los Angeles 30 14 .682 —8-2 W-1
x-San Diego 28 16 .636 27-3 L-2
x-San Francisco 24 19 .558 5^1 / 2 4-6W-2
x-Arizona 23 23 .500 85-5 L-1
Colorado 20 24 .455 10 3-7 L-2
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