The Washington Post - USA (2022-05-29)

D4 EZ M2 THE WASHINGTON POST.SUNDAY, MAY 29 , 2022

GAME 1 Red Sox 5, Orioles 3 ORIOLES AB RHBI BBSOAVG Mullins cf ............. 411000 .246 Mancini 1b............ 401001 .286 Santander lf ......... 401100 .227 Hays rf.................. 401000 .294 Mountcastle dh.... 401 002 .255 Odor 2b................. 400001 .230 Urías 3b................ 311001 .237 Chirinos c.............. 311200 .146 Owings ss............. 200011 .122 TOTALS 32 37 316 — RED SOX ABRHBI BBSOAVG Hernández cf ......501 200 .200 Devers 3b............ 504001 .354 Martinez dh........ 411012 .376 Bogaerts ss ........ 401002 .322 Verdugo lf........... 401000 .238 Arroyo 2b............ 412100 .209 Cordero 1b .......... 201000 .262 Dalbec ph-1b.......211 100 .168 Plawecki c........... 210020 .167 Bradley Jr. rf.......411 100 .221 TOTALS 36513535 — BALTIMORE... 100 020000 —37 0 BOSTON......... 030 001 10X—513 1 E: Devers (5). LOB: Baltimore 3, Boston

2B: Urías (8), Arroyo (2), Bradley Jr.
(14), Devers (19), Bogaerts (10). HR:
Chirinos (2), off Eovaldi; Dalbec (2), off
Akin. RBI: Santander (25), Chirinos 2
(10), Bradley Jr. (16), Hernández 2 (22),
Dalbec (8), Arroyo (7). SB: Mullins (11).
ORIOLES IP HRER BBSO ERA
Lyles................. 41 / 393313 4.26
Akin.................. 21 / 322211 1.71
Baker................ 11 / 320011 4.66
RED SOX IP HRER BBSO ERA
Eovaldi................. 973216 3.77
WP: Eovaldi (2-2); LP: Akin (1-1). Inher-
ited runners-scored: Akin 2-0, Baker
2-1. T: 2:58. A: 26,912 (37,755).

NL games ROCKIES AT NATIONALS, 1:35 W-L ERATEAM Freeland (L) 1-4 4.60 5-4 Gray (R) 4-4 5.44 5-4 GIANTS AT REDS, 11:35 Cobb (R) 3-2 6.25 3-4 Mahle (R) 2-5 6.32 4-6 MARLINS AT BRAVES, 1:35 Hernandez (R) 2-4 5.44 3-5 Fried (L) 4-2 3.27 5-4 BREWERS AT CARDINALS, 2:15 Burnes (R) 2-2 2.18 5-4 Mikolas (R) 3-2 1.96 6-3 DODGERS AT DIAMONDBACKS, 4:10 Anderson (L) 5-0 3.30 4-2 Davies (R) 2-2 4.81 4-5 PIRATES AT PADRES, 4:10 Contreras (R) 1-0 2.13 0-1 Gore (L) 3-1 2.06 3-3 PHILLIES AT METS, 7:08 Wheeler (R) 3-3 3.38 4-4 TBD ---- ---- ----

AL games ORIOLES AT RED SOX, 1:35 W-L ERATEAM Zimmermann (L) 2-2 3.78 5-4 Pivetta (R) 3-4 4.25 3-6 GUARDIANS AT TIGERS, 1:40 McKenzie (R) 3-3 2.70 5-2 Rodriguez (R) 0-0 9.39 0-1 YANKEES AT RAYS, 1:40 Severino (R) 3-0 3.02 7-1 McClanahan (L) 4-2 2.06 6-3 ROYALS AT TWINS, 2:10 Greinke (R) 0-3 4.53 4-5 Gray (R) 2-1 2.60 4-2 RANGERS AT ATHLETICS, 4:07 Dunning (R) 1-3 4.32 4-5 Kaprielian (R) 0-2 5.48 3-2 BLUE JAYS AT ANGELS, 4:07 Berríos (R) 3-2 4.75 6-3 Sandoval (L) 3-1 1.78 6-1 ASTROS AT MARINERS, 4:10 Garcia (R) 3-3 3.38 5-3 Gonzales (L) 3-4 3.74 4-5

NL scores FRIDAY’S RESULTS Colorado at Washington, ppd. at Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 1 at Atlanta 6, Miami 4 at N.Y. Mets 8, Philadelphia 6 at St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 2 at San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 3 L.A. Dodgers 6, at Arizona 4 SATURDAY’S RESULTS Game 1: at Washington 13, Colorado 7 Game 2: Colorado 3, at Washington 2 at St. Louis 8, Milwaukee 3 at Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 2 Miami 4, at Atlanta 1 L.A. Dodgers 3, at Arizona 2 at N.Y. Mets 8, Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh at San Diego, late

AL scores FRIDAY’S RESULTS Baltimore 12, at Boston 8 N.Y. Yankees 2, at Tampa Bay 0 at Minnesota 10, Kansas City 7 at Seattle 6, Houston 1 Texas 8, at Oakland 5 Toronto 4, at L.A. Angels 3 Cleveland at Detroit, ppd. SATURDAY’S RESULTS Game 1: at Boston 5, Baltimore 3 Game 2: Baltimore 4, at Boston 2 Kansas City 7, at Minnesota 3 Texas 11, at Oakland 4 Cleveland 8, at Detroit 1 at Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Yankees 1 Toronto at L.A. Angels, late Houston at Seattle, late

Interleague game CUBS AT WHITE SOX, 2:10 W-L ERATEAM TBD ---- ---- ---- Cease (R) 4-2 4.24 6-3

GAME 2 Orioles 4, Red Sox 2 ORIOLES AB RHBI BBSOAVG Mullins cf............. 400011 .241 Hays rf ................. 512000 .297 Santander dh ....... 31 0011 .223 Mountcastle 1b.... 30 0013 .250 Rutschman c........ 30 0010 .179 Urías 3b................ 411100 .238 Odor 2b ................ 411301 .230 Mateo ss.............. 401000 .208 McKenna lf........... 402001 .250 TOTALS 34 47 447 — RED SOX ABRHBI BBSOAVG Hernández cf ......502 000 .205 Devers 3b............ 400000 .347 Story 2b.............. 411001 .228 Verdugo lf........... 400000 .232 Vázquez c............ 403100 .292 Cordero dh .......... 201011 .269 Bogaerts ph-dh...100 000 .320 Dalbec 1b ............ 411002 .171 Bradley Jr. rf.......401 001 .221 Arroyo ss ............ 400101 .197 TOTALS 362921 6— BALTIMORE... 004 000000 —47 1 BOSTON......... 000100001 —29 1 E: Mateo (8), Arroyo (2). LOB: Balti- more 7, Boston 8. 2B: Mateo (8), Story (9), Hernández (15), Vázquez (5). HR: Odor (4), off Winckowski. RBI: Urías (12), Odor 3 (22), Vázquez (19), Arroyo (8). SB: Hays (1), Mateo (13). ORIOLES IP HRERBBSOERA Reyes................ 32 / 341111 1.59 Krehbiel............ 11 / 310002 2.86 Bautista........... 12 / 320002 2.25 Pérez................... 110001 0.60 López................ 11 / 311000 1.16 RED SOX IP HRER BBSO ERA Winckowski......... 364434 12.0 Davis................... 100001 1.77 Brasier................. 100001 5.87 Danish................. 100000 3.71 Diekman.............. 100011 3.63 Barnes................. 100000 6.75 Valdez.................. 110000 5.56 WP: Krehbiel (2-3); LP: Winckowski (0-1); S: López (6). Inherited runners- scored: Krehbiel 2-0, Pérez 1-0, López 1-0. PB: Vázquez (1). T: 3:09. A: 28,491 (37,755).

Blue Jays 4, Angels 3 Late Friday Lourdes Gurriel Jr. had one of Toronto’s three errors, but his single in the ninth helped bring home Alejandro Kirk with the winning run as the Blue Jays rallied to beat Los Angeles. BLUE JAYS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Springer dh.......... 400011 .271 Espinal 3b-2b.......30 0011 .277 Guerrero Jr. 1b ....40 0001 .256 Bichette ss .......... 411001 .246 Hernández rf .......40 1002 .157 Kirk c.................... 422000 .276 Tapia cf................ 201000 .227 Jansen ph ............ 101000 .324 Zimmer pr-cf.......01 0000 .128 Gurriel Jr. lf ......... 403100 .236 Biggio 2b.............. 201000 .071 Chapman ph-3b...20 1101 .191 TOTALS 34 4112 27 — ANGELS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Ward dh.............. 400003 .354 Trout cf............... 401002 .309 Walsh 1b............. 412101 .253 Stassi c............... 40000 2.221 Rengifo 2b .......... 411001 .292 Marsh lf.............. 400002 .272 Velazquez ss.......402 101 .210 Lagares rf ........... 300001 .000 Ohtani ph............ 10000 1.247 Wade 3b.............. 311100 .234 TOTALS 35373014 — TORONTO...... 010010101 —411 3 L.A.................. 011010000 —37 1 E: Tapia (2), Gurriel Jr. (2), Bichette (7), Lagares (1). LOB: Toronto 6, Los Ange- les 5. 2B: Bichette (11), Kirk (6), Gurriel Jr. (9), Trout (13). HR: Walsh (10), off Manoah; Wade (1), off Manoah. BLUE JAYS IP HRER BBSO ERA Manoah............... 673209 1.77 García.................. 100000 3.50 Richards.............. 100002 4.12 Romano............... 100003 2.41 ANGELS IP HRER BBSO ERA Silseth.............. 41 / 362220 3.07 Herget................. 200002 2.88 Loup..................... 031100 4.50 Tepera................^2 / 300001 4.12 Ortega................. 100003 1.71 Iglesias................ 121001 3.71 WP: Richards (2-0); LP: Iglesias (1-3); S: Romano (15). Loup pitched to 3 batters in the 7th Inherited runners-scored: Herget 2-0, Tepera 2-0. WP: Manoah, Tepera. T: 3:05. A: 44,641 (45,517).

Cardinals 8, Brewers 3 Nolan Gorman hit his first major league homer and Matthew Liberatore earned his first major league win, helping S t. Lou- is b eat M ilwaukee. Liberatore, the organiza- tion’s minor league player of the year for last season, pitched around a couple of Gorman errors in five scoreless innings. BREWERS ABRHBI BBSOAVG McCutchen dh.....500 002 .241 Urías ss............... 401001 .265 Yelich lf............... 401001 .241 Taylor rf.............. 300010 .241 Brosseau 3b........ 400002 .281 Hiura 1b.............. 411102 .250 Cain cf................. 300011 .178 Mathias 2b ......... 411000 .250 Caratini c............ 312210 .204 TOTALS 3436339 — CARDINALS AB RHBI BBSOAVG Edman ss ............. 521000 .279 Gorman 2b ........... 434400 .360 Goldschmidt dh ...41 3400 .355 Arenado 3b .......... 400000 .271 Yepez 1b .............. 000000 .275 Donovan 1b-3b....40 1000 .306 Nootbaar rf.......... 401002 .130 Molina c............... 401000 .235 Dickerson lf ......... 310010 .176 Bader cf ............... 411002 .255 TOTALS 36 8128 14 — MILWAUKEE.000 001 002 —361 ST. LOUIS....... 104 300 00X—812 3 E: Urías (4), Gorman 2 (3), Arenado (5). LOB: Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 5. 2B: Gor- man (3). HR: Hiura (5), off Woodford; Caratini (2), off McFarland; Gorman (1), off Houser; Goldschmidt (10), off Hous- er. BREWERS IP HRER BBSO ERA Houser................. 498511 3.69 Milner.................. 110000 3.06 Kelley.................. 120001 0.00 Sánchez............... 200002 0.00 CARDINALS IP HRER BBSO ERA Liberatore............ 520036 3.72 Woodford............ 321101 2.25 McFarland........... 122202 7.94 WP: Liberatore (1-0); LP: Houser (3-5). WP: McFarland. T: 2:45. A: 45,594 (45,494).

Rangers 11, Athletics 4 Marcus Semien hit a grand slam for his first home run w ith Texas, Corey Seager and Adolis García added back-to-back shots, a nd the Rangers routed O akland. Texas had 18 hits, its most since Sept. 8, 2019. RANGERS AB RHBI BBSOAVG Semien 2b-ss.......42 1520 .194 Seager ss ............. 423200 .237 Miller 3b............... 100000 .214 García cf............... 612101 .227 Calhoun rf ............ 623100 .274 Huff c................... 502000 .405 Lowe 1b................ 422111 .267 Ibáñez dh ............. 513100 .202 Culberson 3b-2b...51 2000 .239 White lf................ 400011 .178 TOTALS 4411 18 11 43 — ATHLETICS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Laureano rf......... 522101 .200 Pinder lf.............. 302010 .258 Kemp 2b.............. 100000 .232 Murphy dh .......... 500004 .205 Bethancourt c.....412 000 .236 Andrus ss............ 411100 .232 Barrera lf ............ 000000 .298 Brown 1b ............ 301011 .206 Neuse 2b-3b.......401 202 .236 Smith 3b-ss........ 400000 .207 Pache cf .............. 401000 .163 TOTALS 37410428 — TEXAS............ 004061000 —11182 OAKLAND...... 000111100 —410 0 E: Hearn (1), Culberson (5). LOB: Texas 11, Oakland 8. 2B: Seager (5), Calhoun (5), Huff (1), Ibáñez (3), Brown (9), Pin- der (7). 3B: Lowe (1). HR: Seager (9), off Logue; García (7), off Logue; Semien (1), off Lemoine; Laureano (1), off Hearn. RANGERS IP HRER BBSO ERA Hearn................... 683215 5.36 Martin................. 121101 4.32 Abreu................... 100011 3.12 Richards.............. 100001 4.80 ATHLETICS IP HRER BBSO ERA Logue................ 21 / 374411 5.47 Lemoine............ 21 / 355512 7.71 Kolarek............. 11 / 342220 4.58 Pruitt................... 320000 0.00 WP: Hearn (3-3); LP: Logue (2-4). Inher- ited runners-scored: Lemoine 1-0. IBB: off Lemoine (Lowe). HBP: Kolarek (Sea- ger). T: 3:15. A: 6,502 (46,847).

Royals 7, Twins 3 Rookie Bobby Witt Jr. delivered three more doubles for his second straight three-hit game as Kansas City beat Minne- sota for just its second victory in nine games. Of Witt’s 41 hits this year, 22 have been for extra bases, including a team-best 13 doubles. ROYALS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Merrifield cf.......501 200 .222 Benintendi lf ......522 001 .323 Witt Jr. ss..........513 201 .246 Perez dh .............411 000 .207 Melendez c.........500 001 .229 Dozier rf.............513 201 .276 Hicklen rf ...........000 000 .000 Santana 1b.........300 011 .159 Rivera 3b............411 102 .242 Lopez 2b.............3 10 010 .212 TOTALS3 9711 727 — TWINS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Buxton cf............501 001 .202 Arraez 1b............513 002 .359 Correa ss ............503 002 .289 Polanco 2b..........400 010 .231 Kepler rf.............200 001 .247 Garlick rf ............311 000 .282 Larnach dh..........211 120 .289 Sánchez c...........200 001 .227 Jeffers ph-c........201 200 .204 Urshela 3b..........400 001 .259 Gordon lf............401 002 .258 TOTALS3 8311 3310 — KANSAS CITY 101300200 —711 0 MINNESOTA..010 002 000 —311 1 E: Polanco (3). LOB: Kansas City 8, Minnesota 11. 2B: Benintendi (6), Witt Jr. 3 (13), Merrifield (9), Buxton (6). HR: Larnach (2), off Singer. ROYALSIP HRERBBSO ERA Singer............... 5^2 / 363308 2.49 Speier.................^1 / 320010 2.50 Coleman..............2100113.44 Staumont............1200113.86 TWINS IP HRERBBSO ERA Archer .................4753014.19 Minaya............. 2^1 / 322211 7.71 Moran............... 1^2 / 310012 0.00 Duffey.................1100034.66 WP: Singer (2-0); LP: Archer (0-2). In- herited runners-scored: Speier 2-2, Coleman 1-0, Moran 2-2. HBP: Minaya (Perez). WP: Archer. T: 3:12. A: 22,249 (38,544).

Guardians 8, Tigers 1 José Ramírez homered and drove in five runs to lead Cleveland to victory. Ramírez hit a three-run triple in the seventh inning and a two-run shot in the ninth for his 12th homer. The three-time all-star has a major league best 48 RBI in 42 games. Shane Bieber allowed one run and eight hits in a season-high eight innings. GUARDIANS ABRHBI BB SO AVG Straw cf...............321 020 .242 Kwan lf................410 011 .248 Ramírez 3b..........432 510 .297 Clement 3b..........000 000 .212 Miller 2b..............501 001 .269 Naylor 1b.............512 200 .298 Gonzalez rf..........402 000 .500 Mercado rf...........100 000 .204 Giménez ss..........401 001 .287 Palacios dh..........412 100 .293 Hedges c..............300 001 .156 TOTALS 37811844 — TIGERS ABRHBI BB SO AVG Grossman rf........401 002 .200 Schoop 2b............401 001 .177 Cabrera dh...........300 000 .294 Haase ph-dh........100 000 .169 Báez ss................400 000 .199 H.Castro 1b .........413 000 .325 Candelario 3b......401 001 .188 W.Castro lf..........302 100 .284 Cameron cf..........301 011 .192 Barnhart c...........401 002 .242 TOTALS 34110117 — CLEVELAND... 000 200402 —811 0 DETROIT......... 000 000100 —110 1 E: Barnhart (1). LOB: Cleveland 7, Detroit

2B: Naylor (5), Gonzalez (2), Palacios
(2), H.Castro (4). 3B: Ramírez (4). HR:
Ramírez (12), off Carlton.
GUARDIANS IP HRER BBSO ERA
Bieber.................. 8811053.19
Clase .................... 1200122.60
TIGERSIP HRER BBSO ERA
Faedo ................... 6522223.00
Barnes..................^1 / 313320 5.51
Foley ....................^2 / 321101 3.38
Carlton................. 2322014.91
WP: Bieber (2-3); LP: Faedo (1-2). Inher-
ited runners-scored: Foley 3-3. T: 2:50. A:
26,134 (41,083).

Marlins 4, Braves 1 Sandy Alcantara dominated Atlanta for the second time in a week, match- ing a career high with 14 strikeouts to propel Miami. Miguel Rojas had three hits for the Marlins, including a homer off Darren O’Day in the sixth inning. Atlanta fell to 4-12 in day games, the worst record in the majors. The Braves be- gan the day hitting only .203 in afternoon games, also worst in MLB. MARLINS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Berti cf-2b.......... 310022 .277 Cooper 1b............ 402210 .277 Soler lf................ 411011 .205 Aguilar dh........... 300020 .261 Rojas ss .............. 413100 .220 Wendle 3b .......... 300100 .282 Stallings c........... 400002 .219 De La Cruz rf.......400 001 .259 Astudillo 2b........ 412000 .333 Sánchez cf .......... 000000 .214 TOTALS 3348466 — BRAVES ABRHBI BBSOAVG Acuña Jr. dh........ 301002 .304 Swanson ss ........ 402100 .270 Ozuna lf .............. 300011 .222 Riley 3b............... 401003 .244 Olson 1b.............. 300002 .243 Albies 2b............. 300003 .242 Contreras c......... 300001 .264 Duvall rf.............. 300003 .188 Harris II cf........... 311001 .333 TOTALS 29151116 — MIAMI............ 000101200 —48 0 ATLANTA....... 000001000 —15 0 LOB: Miami 9, Atlanta 3. 2B: Cooper (11), Swanson (9). HR: Rojas (3), off O’Day. MARLINS IP HRER BBSO ERA Alcantara............. 84110 14 2.00 Sulser.................. 110012 2.50 BRAVES IP HRER BBSO ERA Davidson............. 531143 6.46 O'Day................... 111101 4.63 McHugh............... 122210 4.50 Lee....................... 220012 0.00 WP: Alcantara (5-2); LP: Davidson (1-2); S: Sulser (2). HBP: Alcantara (Acuña Jr.). T: 2:48. A: 40,682 (41,084).

Rays 3, Yankees 1 A duel between starters Corey Kluber and G errit Cole limited the hitters through the first six innings, b ut Tampa Bay, which dropped the first two games of the series, scratched out the tying run in the sixth and took the lead in the seventh, with a bloop double by Francisco Mejia and an infield single by Yandy Diaz the key hits. YANKEES ABRHBI BBSOAVG LeMahieu 3b.......411 000 .250 Judge cf .............. 401002 .304 Rizzo 1b .............. 200102 .218 Torres 2b ............ 300001 .230 Andújar lf............ 300001 .250 Carpenter dh.......300 000 .125 Kiner-Falefa ss...301 000 .259 Trevino c............. 200001 .239 Hicks ph.............. 100001 .207 Higashioka c.......000 000 .169 Gallo rf................ 301001 .172 TOTALS 2814109 — RAYS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Díaz 3b................ 301111 .264 Choi 1b................ 310012 .258 Franco ss ............ 311012 .263 Arozarena dh......401 100 .259 Margot lf ............ 401101 .349 Kiermaier cf........ 401000 .240 Mejía c................ 312001 .263 Phillips rf............ 200002 .216 Ramírez ph ......... 100000 .284 Bruján rf ............. 000000 .130 Walls 2b.............. 300001 .145 TOTALS 30373310 — NEW YORK.... 100 000000 —14 0 TAMPA BAY.. 000001 11X—37 0 LOB: New York 1, Tampa Bay 6. 2B: LeMahieu (10), Mejía (3). 3B: Franco (2). YANKEES IP HRER BBSO ERA Cole...................... 62113 10 3.12 Luetge................^1 / 321100 5.84 King.................. 12 / 331100 3.10 RAYS IP HRER BBSO ERA Kluber.................. 631105 4.03 Feyereisen........... 100002 0.00 Adam................... 110002 0.92 Poche................... 100000 1.20 WP: Feyereisen (4-0); LP: Luetge (1-2); S: Poche (2). Inherited runners-scored: King 2-1. T: 2:47. A: 25,025 (25,000).

Reds 3, Giants 2 Right fielder Aristides Aquino threw out pinch run- ner Joey Bart at the plate to end the game and Kyle Farmer’s three-run homer held up as Cincinnati ex- tended its winning streak to a season-high four games. The strong-armed Aris- tides nailed Bart trying to score on Wilmer Flores’s two-out single in the ninth. GIANTS ABRHBI BB SO AVG La Stella dh .........501 002 .281 Yastrzemski cf....412 011 .308 Ruf 1b-lf..............500 003 .224 Pederson lf..........301 101 .264 Flores ph-1b........201 000 .267 Crawford ss.........401 001 .231 Longoria 3b .........311 110 .239 González rf..........402 000 .330 Walton 2b ...........302 000 .286 Estrada ph-2b .....100 000 .271 Casali c................401 001 .263 Bart pr.................000 000 .165 TOTALS 38212229 — REDS ABRHBI BB SO AVG Senzel cf..............401 001 .211 Drury 3b..............411 001 .239 Stephenson c......310 010 .308 Votto 1b ..............301 002 .162 Farmer ss............311 301 .254 Aquino rf.............300 002 .115 Almora Jr. lf........300 001 .310 Lopez dh..............300 001 .275 Reynolds 2b.........301 001 .246 TOTALS 29353110 — SAN FRAN...... 001 001000 —212 0 CINCINNATI... 300000 00X— 350 LOB: San Francisco 11, Cincinnati 3. 2B: La Stella (4), Yastrzemski (10), Pederson (4), Walton (3). HR: Longoria (3), off Cessa; Farmer (4), off Wood. GIANTSIP HRER BBSO ERA Wood..................5^2 / 343316 4.81 Leone.................1^1 / 300003 3.38 Rogers.................. 1100017.00 REDS IP HRERBBSOERA Gutierrez.............. 5611147.71 Cessa................... 1211015.79 Díaz...................... 1000021.19 Detwiler...............^2 / 320000 0.00 Santillan............1^1 / 320012 4.41 WP: Gutierrez (1-6); LP: Wood (3-4); S: Santillan (3). Inherited runners-scored: Leone 1-0, Santillan 2-0. WP: Gutierrez. T: 3:00. A: 26,655 (42,319).

Cubs 5, White Sox 1 Keegan Thompson out- pitched Johnny Cueto over five sharp innings in a spot start and Frank Schwindel drove in two runs to lead the Cubs past their cross- town rivals. Thompson matched his longest outing of the season, allowing one run and five hits in his third start and 11th appearance. CUBS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Morel cf .............. 311020 .314 Contreras c......... 511000 .258 Happ lf ................ 400011 .268 Wisdom 3b ......... 411201 .218 Schwindel dh ......402 200 .234 Rivas 1b.............. 400001 .215 Hoerner ss .......... 413000 .295 Ortega rf............. 201020 .224 Simmons 2b........ 411100 .233 TOTALS 34510553 — WHITE SOX ABRHBI BBSO AVG Anderson ss........ 400001 .354 Harrison 2b......... 400000 .174 Vaughn rf............ 400001 .280 Abreu 1b ............. 301012 .238 Grandal c............. 200022 .168 Pollock lf............. 401001 .218 Sheets dh............ 400001 .200 Burger 3b............ 413100 .253 Engel cf............... 302000 .240 TOTALS 3217138 — CHICAGO (N.) 210 000200 —510 0 CHICAGO (A.) 000 010000 —171 E: Pollock (1). LOB: Chicago (N) 7, Chica- go (A) 7. 2B: Wisdom (9), Contreras (8), Engel (9). HR: Burger (4), off Thomp- son. CUBS IP HRER BBSO ERA Thompson........... 551114 1.58 Effross................. 100013 3.05 Wick.................... 120000 2.50 Givens................. 100001 3.12 Robertson............ 100010 1.65 WHITE SOX IP HRER BBSO ERA Cueto................ 62 / 395532 2.41 Sousa..................^2 / 310011 6.14 Foster.................^2 / 300000 2.57 Ruiz..................... 100010 5.09 WP: Thompson (5-0); LP: Cueto (0-1). Inherited runners-scored: Sousa 2-0, Foster 2-0. IBB: off Cueto (Happ). WP: Robertson, Sousa. T: 3:03. A: 37,820 (40,615).

Dodgers 3, Diamondbacks 2 Mookie Betts led off the game with a homer, Justin Turner added four hits, and Los Angeles beat Arizona. Betts hit his 32nd career leadoff home run, ripping a fastball from Merrill Kelly over the right field fence for his sixth long ball over the past eight games. DODGERS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Betts rf............... 412100 .301 Freeman 1b......... 210022 .307 T.Turner ss ......... 401101 .298 W.Smith c........... 300100 .244 Ríos dh................ 401002 .278 J.Turner 3b ......... 404000 .224 Bellinger cf ......... 300012 .221 Taylor lf .............. 400001 .253 Lux 2b ................. 312001 .271 Alberto ph-2b.....100 000 .229 TOTALS 32310339 — D’BACKS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Rojas 3b.............. 400002 .298 P.Smith dh.......... 400003 .227 Marte 2b............. 401000 .250 Walker 1b ........... 400002 .193 Peralta lf............. 411001 .227 McCarthy rf ........ 412101 .231 Thomas cf........... 300002 .270 Perdomo ss......... 301101 .212 Herrera c............. 200000 .174 Hummel ph-c......000 010 .186 TOTALS 32252112 — L.A.................. 100020000 —310 0 ARIZONA....... 020000000 —250 LOB: Los Angeles 6, Arizona 4. 2B: J.Turner 2 (14), Lux (5), McCarthy (2), Marte (15). 3B: McCarthy (1), Perdomo (2). HR: Betts (14), off Kelly. DODGERS IP HRER BBSO ERA Gonsolin.............. 642207 1.80 Bruihl................... 100001 2.08 Vesia................... 100012 2.57 Hudson................ 110002 2.25 D’BACKS IP HRER BBSO ERA Kelly.................... 573325 3.67 Nelson................. 120002 1.15 Poppen................. 100010 3.00 Ramirez............... 110001 3.05 Mantiply.............. 100001 0.48 WP: Gonsolin (5-0); LP: Kelly (3-3); S: Hudson (3). Inherited runners-scored: Poppen 1-0, Mantiply 1-0. T: 3:12. A: 30,819 (48,686).

Mets 8, Phillies 2 Jeff McNeil hit a go- ahead, three-run homer during a rain-soaked fourth inning and Francisco Lin- dor drove in three runs to extend his RBI streak to a career-best six games as New York rolled to victory. The Mets will try for a three-game sweep Sunday night in their final game against N L East foe Phila- delphia until Aug. 12. PHILLIES ABRHBI BBSO AVG Schwarber lf.......400 011 .185 Bohm 3b.............. 500001 .281 Harper dh............ 412000 .317 Castellanos rf.....412 000 .258 Segura 2b............ 400000 .276 Hoskins 1b.......... 300011 .220 Realmuto c......... 302200 .247 Herrera cf ........... 400001 .271 Camargo ss......... 301011 .262 TOTALS 3427235 — METS ABRHBI BBSO AVG Guillorme 2b.......323 010 .352 Marte rf .............. 311010 .275 Lindor ss............. 322311 .260 Alonso 1b............ 311100 .284 McNeil lf............. 311310 .319 Escobar 3b .......... 411000 .226 Canha cf.............. 401002 .291 Do.Smith dh........ 300101 .190 Mazeika c............ 400001 .207 TOTALS 30810845 — PHILA............. 000200000 —270 NEW YORK.... 010330 10X—810 1 E: Ottavino (2). LOB: Philadelphia 9, New York 4. 2B: Realmuto (6), Marte (9). 3B: Lindor (2). HR: McNeil (3), off Eflin. PHILLIES IP HRER BBSO ERA Eflin..................... 687724 4.60 Norwood.............^2 / 321120 8.16 Brogdon............... 100001 3.24 Domínguez.........^1 / 300000 2.12 METS IP HRER BBSO ERA Walker................. 562231 2.83 Holderman........... 210003 0.00 Ottavino.............. 100000 3.63 Lugo..................... 100001 3.72 WP: Walker (3-0); LP: Eflin (1-4). Inher- ited runners-scored: Brogdon 3-0. HBP: Ottavino (Realmuto). T: 3:09. A: 37,455 (41,922).

Dodgers 6, Diamondbacks 4 Late Friday Los Angeles smacked three homers and had eight hits in a victory over Arizona to continue its re- cent roll, winning for the 11th time in 13 games. Ed- win Ríos and Mookie Betts hit back-to-back homers in the second inning. DODGERS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Betts rf............... 511100 .297 Freeman 1b......... 401000 .310 T.Turner ss ......... 412201 .299 W.Smith c........... 400000 .250 J.Turner 3b ......... 310011 .204 Taylor lf .............. 301012 .260 Bellinger cf ......... 401000 .225 Alberto 2b........... 411000 .234 Ríos dh................ 321310 .279 TOTALS 3468634 — D’BACKS ABRHBI BBSOAVG Varsho dh ........... 100000 .266 Luplow ph-dh......000 010 .175 Hummel ph-dh....110 010 .186 Rojas 3b.............. 403300 .321 Marte 2b............. 501001 .250 Walker 1b ........... 500101 .198 Peralta lf............. 401000 .226 P.Smith rf........... 300010 .234 Thomas cf........... 311001 .283 Perdomo ss......... 300013 .209 Herrera c............. 423001 .182 TOTALS 3349447 — L.A.................. 040001100 —68 0 ARIZONA....... 000010102 —49 1 E: P.Smith (2). LOB: Los Angeles 4, Ari- zona 10. 2B: Peralta (7), Rojas (1). 3B: Taylor (3). HR: Ríos (6), off Bumgarner; Betts (13), off Bumgarner; T.Turner (4), off Bumgarner. DODGERS IP HRER BBSO ERA Pepiot............... 41 / 331135 3.18 Graterol............ 12 / 310000 3.20 Vesia................... 131101 2.77 Hudson................ 100001 2.40 Kimbrel................ 122210 4.15 D’BACKS IP HRER BBSO ERA Bumgarner.......... 675523 3.35 Wendelken.......... 111010 5.28 Holton................. 200001 0.00 WP: Graterol (1-2); LP: Bumgarner (2-3). Inherited runners-scored: Grater- ol 3-1. HBP: Pepiot (Varsho), Hudson 2 (Peralta,Thomas). WP: Vesia. T: 3:11. A: 24,865 (48,686).

PERSONNEL DEPT.

Angels: Placed 3B
Anthony Rendon on the
10-day injured list with
right wrist inflammation.

Braves: Called up top
prospect M ichael Harris
from Class AA Mississippi
to try to shore up the
team’s sagging outfield
defense.

Mets: RHP Jacob deGrom
said his injured right
shoulder blade feels
“completely normal,” and
he is waiting for the
team’s medical staff to
clear him to resume
throwing off a mound.

Reds: OF Tommy Pham
was suspended for three
games by MLB after he
slapped Giants OF Joc
Pederson because of a
dispute about their
fantasy football league.

Royals: C Salvador Perez,
who missed the past nine
games with a sprained
thumb, was activated off
the 10-day injured list and
in the lineup Saturday as
the DH.

White Sox: Designated
LHP Dallas Keuchel (2-5,
7.88) for assignment.

QUOTABLE

“It’s crazy to see

how hard he hits

the ball every

time. If I’m on

first, I feel he’s

either going to hit

a homer [or] a

gapper and I’ll

score.”

— Royals outfielder Andrew
Benintendi on rookie
teammate Bobby Witt Jr.,
who belted three doubles
Saturday in a 7-3 win over the
Twins and now has 22 extra-
base hits this season.

STAR OF THE DAY

Sandy Alcantara,
Marlins

The right-hander
dominated the reigning
champs, allowing just four
hits while striking out 14
over eight innings in a 4-1
win over Atlanta.

TODAY’S GAME
TO WATCH

Phillies at Mets,
7 p.m., ESPN2

Zack Wheeler (3-3, 3.38
ERA) takes the hill for
Philadelphia against
fellow RHP Chris Bassitt
(4-2, 3.91) and NL East-
leading New York.

NL leaders Entering Saturday’s games. BATTING Machado, SD .................................... .357 Goldschmidt, StL ............................. .345 Hosmer, SD ...................................... .331 McNeil, NY ....................................... .319 Harper, Phi ....................................... .313 Freeman, LA .................................... .310 Cron, Col .......................................... .308 Iglesias, Col ..................................... .307 HOME RUNS Betts, LA ............................................ 13 Walker, Ari ......................................... 12 Cron, Col ............................................. 12 Alonso, NY .......................................... 12 Pederson, SF ....................................... 11 RBI Alonso, NY .......................................... 45 Turner, LA ........................................... 37 Goldschmidt, StL ................................ 36 Cron, Col ............................................. 34 Lindor, NY ........................................... 34 Tellez, Mil ........................................... 33 Arenado, StL ....................................... 32 Harper, Phi .......................................... 32 ERA Musgrove, SD .................................. 1.90 Mikolas, StL .................................... 1.96 López, Mia ....................................... 2.04 Alcantara, Mia ................................. 2.11 Quintana, Pit ................................... 2.15 Burnes, Mil ...................................... 2.19 Lauer, Mil ......................................... 2.31 Urías, LA .......................................... 2.49 Scherzer, NY .................................... 2.54 SAVES Rogers, SD .......................................... 17 Hader, Mil ........................................... 16 Díaz, NY .............................................. 11 Jansen, Atl ......................................... 11 Bard, Col ............................................. 10 Melancon, Ari ..................................... 10 Kimbrel, LA ........................................... 9 STRIKEOUTS Nola, Phi ............................................. 74 Burnes, Mil ......................................... 67 Rodón, SF ............................................ 64 Wright, Atl ......................................... 61 Manaea, SD ........................................ 60 Scherzer, NY ....................................... 59 Greene, Cin ......................................... 56 López, Mia .......................................... 56

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Standing room only Nolan Gorman t akes a moment to appreciate his two-run double in the fourth inning, one of four hits by the rookie second baseman in the Cardinals’ victory over NL Central-leading Milwaukee.

TODAY

Interleague score FRIDAY’S RESULTS No games scheduled. SATURDAY’S RESULT Chicago Cubs 5, at Chicago White Sox 1

AL leaders
Entering Saturday’s games.
BATTING
Martinez, Bos .................................. .379
Anderson, Chi .................................. .363
Arraez, Min ...................................... .349
Devers, Bos ...................................... .342
France, Sea ...................................... .341
Bogaerts, Bos .................................. .323
Benintendi, KC ................................. .321
Trout, LA .......................................... .309
HOME RUNS
Judge, NY ............................................ 17
Alvarez, Hou ....................................... 12
Trout, LA ............................................. 12
Buxton, Min ........................................ 11
Stanton, NY ........................................ 11
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 11
Rizzo, NY ............................................ 11
RBI
Ramírez, Cle ....................................... 43
Story, Bos ........................................... 37
Judge, NY ............................................ 36
Stanton, NY ........................................ 35
France, Sea ......................................... 32
Tucker, Hou ........................................ 29
Ohtani, LA .......................................... 29
ERA
Pérez, Tex ........................................ 1.60
Blackburn, Oak ................................ 1.70
Cortes, NY ....................................... 1.70
Manoah, Tor .................................... 1.77
Verlander, Hou ................................ 2.03
McClanahan, TB ............................... 2.06
Gausman, Tor .................................. 2.25
SAVES
Romano, Tor ....................................... 15
Hendriks, Chi ...................................... 14
Iglesias, LA ......................................... 11
Jiménez, Oak ...................................... 10
Chapman, NY ........................................ 9
Barlow, Tex ........................................... 8
Clase, Cle .............................................. 7
Pagán, Min ............................................ 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
Cortes, NY .......................................... 61

NOTES

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR New York 3314 .702—5-5 L-1 Tampa Bay2 71 9. 58751 / 2 6-4W-1 x-Toronto 2520 .556 77 -3W-3 Boston 2225 .46 8117 -3 L-1 Baltimore2 02 8. 417131 / 2 6-4W-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Minnesota 2819 .596 —7-3 L-1 Chicago 2223 .489 54 -6L-2 Cleveland 1923 .452 61 / 2 3-7W-1 Detroit 1629 .356 11 4-6 L-1 Kansas City 1629 .356 11 3-7W-1

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR x-Houston 29 17 .630 —6-4 L-1 x-Los Angeles 2720 .57 421 / 2 3-7 L-3 Texas2 22 3. 489 61 / 2 6-4W-4 x-Seattle 1927 .413 10 3-7W-1 Oakland 1930 .388 111 / 2 3-7 L-3 x-Late game

EAST WLPCTGBL10STR

New York 31 17 .646 —7-3W-2

Atlanta 2225 .46 881 / 2 5-5 L-1

Philadelphia 2126 .44 791 / 2 3-7L-2

Miami 1925 .432 10 4-6W-1

Washington 17 31 .354 14 5-5 L-1

CENTRAL WLPCT GBL10STR Milwaukee 2918 .617—6-4 L-2 St. Louis 2620 .565 21 / 2 6-4W-2 Chicago 1926 .422 94 -6W-1 x-Pittsburgh 1826 .409 91 / 2 3-7 L-1 Cincinnati 1630 .348 121 / 2 6-4W-4

WEST WLPCT GBL10STR Los Angeles 3214 .696 —8-2W-3 x-San Diego 2916 .644 21 / 2 7-3W-1 San Francisco 2421 .533 71 / 2 3-7 L-2 Arizona 2325 .479 10 5-5 L-3 Colorado 2125 .457 11 4-6W-1 x-Late game

ORIOLES’ BATTING LEADERS Entering Sunday’s game. Batters AvgRH2B HR RBIBB Hays .297 214911 52215 Mancini .28614 48 5316 17 Mountcastle.25013 36 35 19 6 McKenna .250 6103033 Mullins .24124 47 8516 13 Urías .23817 34 8312 11 Odor .23016 32 10 4225 Santander .22323 37 5825 24 Nevin .222 9141176 Mateo .20814 31 83 12 6 Rutschman .179 350002 Chirinos .146 61342 10 10 Gutiérrez .143 241034

ORIOLES’ PITCHING LEADERS Entering Sunday’s game. PitchersWLERA IP HERBBSO Diplán 00 0.003.1 2023 Vespi 10 0.002.0 1013 Pérez 30 0.6015.014 17 16 López 32 1.1623.112 31322 Reyes 00 1.595.2 4113

The Washington Post - USA (2022-05-29)

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