Recap Roundups
June 22, 2017
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 1
For the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday afternoon provided a shot at a series sweep and a chance to make up ground in the National League Central Division race. Meanwhile, it was an opportunity for the Philadelphia Phillies to get a break from the life of being the major league's worst team.
Chi. White Sox 9, Minnesota 0
Waiting through a lengthy rain delay was rewarding for the Chicago White Sox.
Texas 11, Toronto 4
Carlos Gomez had a feeling going into Thursday's series finale against Toronto that he would hit a home run.
Arizona 10, Colorado 3
Two three-run homers in the early innings and a magnificent start by Zack Godley enabled the Arizona Diamondbacks to complete a historic road trip Thursday by pounding the Colorado Rockies 10-3.
Houston 12, Oakland 9
The Houston Astros got off to a scary start Thursday afternoon against the Oakland Athletics when leadoff hitter George Springer was hit in the left hand by a Jesse Hahn fastball five pitches into the game.
Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona likes to stay even-keeled, never getting too high or low over his team's performance.
LA Angels 10, NY Yankees 5
Mike Scioscia earned a World Series ring in 2002 by presiding over an Anaheim Angels team that began its path to a championship by removing the cloak of invincibility from the dynasty-era New York Yankees.
Chi. Cubs 11, Miami 1
Less hair, fewer runs allowed.
Atlanta 12, San Francisco 11
Atlanta Braves outfielder Lane Adams had some incentive to show off a little Thursday night.
Seattle 9, Detroit 6
Andrew Moore never blinked.
LA Dodgers 6, NY Mets 3
The 2017 Los Angeles Dodgers are ruining the reputation of their own stadium.