Recap Roundups
May 10, 2017
Seattle 11, Philadelphia 6
It was unclear just exactly what the Citizens Bank Park crowd was trying to say.
San Francisco 6, NY Mets 5
Even their biggest ninth-inning comeback in years wasn't enough for the San Francisco Giants to quell the impending sense of doom that's permeated the team this season.
Houston 4, Atlanta 2
For a brief spell early last month, Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa didn't resemble the MVP candidate some predicted he would become in this, his third season in the majors.
Colorado 3, Chi. Cubs 0
While losing his first two starts this season at Coors Field, Colorado Rockies rookie German Marquez had an 11.70 ERA. His third start there Wednesday was so dazzling it summoned memories of Coors Field history.
Oakland 3, LA Angels 1
It took a Houdini act from the mound and an unlikely power source for the Oakland Athletics to take a series-clinching 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels Wednesday afternoon.
Washington 7, Baltimore 6
Jayson Werth was under the weather earlier Wednesday and wasn't in the Washington Nationals' original lineup.
Toronto 8, Cleveland 7
This was the kind of game the Toronto Blue Jays had been losing during their painful early-season struggles.
Tampa Bay 12, Kansas City 1
After two of their most frustrating losses of the season, the Tampa Bay Rays bounced back with one of their best wins.
St. Louis 7, Miami 5
The St. Louis Cardinals have won a season-best six straight games, but their formula -- falling behind before rallying -- isn't popular with manager Mike Matheny.
Texas 4, San Diego 3
The scuffling Texas Rangers need all the help they can get.
Milwaukee 7, Boston 4
For a second consecutive night, the Milwaukee Brewers took a page right out of the Boston Red Sox's offensive playbook, grinding out 13 hits in a 7-4 victory on Wednesday at Miller Park.
Arizona 7, Detroit 1
Recalled to make a spot start Wednesday, Arizona right-hander Zack Godley may have pitched himself into a spot in the Diamondbacks' rotation.
LA Dodgers 5, Pittsburgh 2
Dodgers right-hander Kenta Maeda was at the top of his game, and Los Angeles rookie Cody Bellinger continued to expand his.