Recap Roundups
September 07, 2017
NY Yankees 9, Baltimore 1
The Yankees had plenty of motivation in their game with Baltimore on Thursday as New York is locked in a fight for an American League playoff spot. But New York also hoped to win for another reason -- to honor former player and long-time executive Gene Michael.
Washington 4, Philadelphia 3
The Washington Nationals arrived back home around 3 a.m. Thursday after a three-game series in Miami.
Chi. Cubs 8, Pittsburgh 2
It was Ian Happ's second trip home as a major-leaguer, and the Chicago Cubs' rookie made sure what surely was his final game at PNC Park this season was a good one.
NY Mets 7, Cincinnati 2
On Nov. 1, 2015, Matt Harvey and Jeurys Familia each pitched for the New York Mets in the ninth inning of a World Series elimination game at Citi Field.
Atlanta 6, Miami 5
Late-inning rallies no longer surprise Atlanta manager Brian Snitker, so it was hardly a shock when his team scored two runs in the ninth inning and produced its 17th win in the final at-bat.
Atlanta 6, Miami 5
Kurt Suzuki's two-out single in the ninth capped a two-run rally and helped the Atlanta Braves beat the Miami Marlins 6-5 on Thursday at SunTrust Park.
Cleveland 11, Chi. White Sox 2
As dominant of a pitcher as Corey Kluber may be, when the Cleveland Indians ace is provided with an early dose of offense, he becomes even more dangerous.
Minnesota 4, Kansas City 2
The Minnesota Twins rarely win a game this season when they trail after eight innings.
San Diego 3, St. Louis 0
Lance Lynn and Clayton Richard have been friendly rivals since the 2003 Indiana state high school championships.
Colorado 9, LA Dodgers 1
It no longer matters what the Los Angeles Dodgers try these days. They continue to be pushovers during a spectacular freefall.