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Detroit beat Ryas for fith straight
Brignac brought the first lead for the Rays in the third inning after Zobrist doubled to right. Tampa Bay managed to keep the advantage for four terms, and faced a late scare from the opponents who stunned them with a two point quick run. Avila singled to center allowing Cabrera to even the situation in the seventh inning, with Martinez getting to third. Finally, the winner was brought by Martinez minutes later, following Peralta’s sacrifice fly.
“Overall, this is the kind of game when if you’re going to the playoffs, you win, and when you’re not, you don’t. We’ve got to start winning these games to go the playoffs. You have to win 2-1, 1-0, 3-2 games to win championships,” said Rays’ manager Joe Maddon after the game.
Tigers stay top in the Central Conference with a .547 record which includes 70 wins and 58 losses, the victory over Tampa Bay being their seventh in the past ten games and 33rd on the road. On the other side, Tampa Bay Rays are third in the East with a .543 percentage featuring 69 wins and 58 losses, the defeat to the leaders being their second in a row, fourth in the past ten games and 30th at home.
St. Louis Cardinals 2 – 13 Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers crashed Cardinals last night at the Busch stadium where the visitors scored all their points in a row. St. Louis were only allowed to score a couple of consolation points in what was one of their biggest defeats recently. Kemp opened the game with a 455 foot homerun, while Sellers and Loney propelled their side three points ahead of the hosts right afterwards.
Things started to look much worse for Cardinals who would concede four more points only in the second round. Sellers doubled to left allowing Carroll o make it four, while Loney singled to center for Sellers’ fifth one. Rivera then singled to center for Loney and Kemp’s sixth and seventh points.
Barajas extended the lead to nine points after hitting a 391 foot homerun in the third inning and yet another 391 footer in the fifth. Ethier and Miles put their side into a 11 point advantage the Cardinals couldn’t break at all.
Finally, Miles, who fired a 413 foot homerun, and Ethier made things look clear as possible, scoring a 13th point for Los Angeles who surely did not expect such a big win against the second best side in the Central Conference.
Theriot grounded into fielder’s choice to third as Patterson tried to make the defeat reasonable by scoring the first consolation point in the last term. He was immediately followed by Freese who made it 2-13 after Jay singled to center. Cardinals lost their 29th home game in front of a 39,000 warmly crowd.
Dodgers lie foot of the table in the West with a .461 record which includes 59 wins and 69 losses. The victory over St. Louis was their second in a row, fifth in the past ten games and 28th on the road. As for Cardinals, they remain second in the Central table with a .519 record including 67 wins and 62 defeats, the loss to Los Angeles being their second in a row and seventh in the past ten games.
Los Angele Angels 5 – 4 Chicago White Sox
Angeles edged White Sox on Tuesday night at the Angel Stadium of Anaheim where the hosts scored their winner late in the ninth inning through Aybar. Bourjos was the first to bring the lead for the hosts in the opening term after Hunter singled to left, while Kendrick doubled it in the second round with a 399 foot homerun.
Despite an early momentum, the hosts were not hindered of being put under pressure. White Sox evened the situation in the third round when Beckham doubled to left for Morel’s first point and De Aza reached on infield singled to shortstop for Beckham’s leveler.
Izturis broke back immediately, while Kendrick brought back the comprehensive lead in the fourth, after Aybar hit a sacrifice fly to center. But that did not scare the visitors too much as Chicago leveled back in the eighth term through De Aza who made it 4-4 after Konerko singled to right.
Finally, the last term belonged to Angeles who were given the winner by Aybar who gave his side the 37th home win in front of a 37,000 crowd. Los Angeles remain though 3.5 behind leaders Texas in the West, with a .543 record which incorporates 70 wins and 59 losses, the victory over White Sox being their fifth in a row, fifth in the past ten games and 37th at the Anaheim.
On the other side, Chicago are third in the Central Conference with a .496 still negative percentage featuring 63 wins and 64 defeats, the loss to Los Angeles being their fifth in the past ten games and 28th on the road.
Minnesota Twins 1 – 8 Baltimore Orioles
Orioles thwarted Twins last night at the Target Field where the visitors scored their first seven points in a row and within the first three terms. Guerrero brought the first advantage in the second term, after Wieters doubled to right, while Reimold, who hit a 392 foot homerun, Wieters and Reynolds made it four minutes later.
The third inning saw the same away side extend the lead to seven points as Guerrero and Wieters scored the first couple after Reynolds tripled to center, while Reynolds ended the rally after Andino singled to center.
Twins first and only reply came in the same term through Valencia who fired a 394 footer in what was hosts’ only sparkling moment of the night. Guerrero closed out the victory with an eighth point scored in the fifth term, following Reynolds’ singling.
Despite the win, Baltimore stay foot of the table in the East with a .389 record including 49 wins and 77 losses. The victory over Minnesota was their second in a row, fourth in the past ten games and 20th on the road. As for Twins, they are second from the bottom in the Central with a .430 percentage which includes 55 wins and 73 defeats. The loss to Orioles was their third in a row, seventh in the past ten games and 35th at home.
Florida Marlins 6 – 8 Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati overcame a 2-5 deficit to Marlins last night at the Sun Life to beat Florida thanks to a very late comeback which saw them score four points in a row only in the ninth term. Alonso started the game with a 377 foot homerun, the lead being doubled right afterwards by Phillips, following Alonso’s singling.
But things got complicated for the Reds when Florida powered through to a five point midway rally. Dobbs hit a sacrifice fly to left as Bonifacio cut the deficit to one point in the fifth inning. Stanton brought the leveler in the same inning and after Infante singled to center.
Florida went even further to take a three point lead in the sixth term thanks to Bonifacio, who fired a 390 foot homerun, and Buck who made it 5-2 in what was the turning point of the meeting. Cincinnati cut the deficit to one point through Bruce, who hit a 403 footer, and Sappelt.
Meanwhile, Marlins were still struggling to retain the lead and draw the victory, but they could only lose pace when counted the most. Bonifacio hit a sacrifice fly to center, allowing Buck to make it 6-4 and give his side some confidence for the last plays.
But the unexpected was yet to come. Sappelt doubled to left in the ninth term as Votto and Phillips threatened with prolonged meeting. Finally, Alonso doubled to center permitting Sappelt and Bruce to give their side a hard fought late win in front of a 20,000 Florida fans.
Cincinnati are third in the Central with a .492 record including 63 wins and 65 losses, the victory over Marlins being their second in a row, sixth in the past ten games and 29th on the road. As for Florida, they are bottom in the East with a .445 percentage which incorporates 57 wins and 71 defeats. The loss to Reds was their sixth in a row and ninth in the past ten games.
MLB Tuesday results:
Florida Marlins 6 – 8 Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians 7 – 12 Seattle Mariners
Cleveland Indians 7 – 12 Seattle Mariners
New York Yankees 5 – 6 Oakland Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates 4 – 11 Milwaukee Brewers
Philadelphia Phillies 9 – 4 New York Mets
Colorado Rockies 8 – 6 Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals 2 – 13 Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs 4 – 5 Atlanta Braves
Washington Nationals 0 – 2 Arizona Diamondbacks
Toronto Blue Jays 4 – 6 Kansas City Royals
Tampa Bay Rays 1 – 2 Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers 5 – 11 Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins 1 – 8 Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels 5 – 4 Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Giants 5 – 7 San Diego Padres
Next fixtures:
Florida Marlins – Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians – Seattle Mariners
New York Yankees – Oakland Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates – Milwaukee Brewers
Philadelphia Phillies – New York Mets
Colorado Rockies – Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals – Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs – Atlanta Braves
Washington Nationals – Arizona Diamondbacks
Toronto Blue Jays – Kansas City Royals
Tampa Bay Rays – Detroit Tigers
Texas Rangers – Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins – Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels – Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Giants – San Diego Padres
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