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I was rather out of there, at baseball this weekend. I was in Kentucky watching the horses jump and dance, among other things, while spinning the hatchback grill for the cross-country portion of the event. If you are not familiar with the three day full contest, know that doing cross country, it's a bit like going to a golf tournament, being allowed to pull his car up. by the green or the fairway, to cook tasty meats and sip cocktails. while golfers arrive just a few meters away, while listening to the music of your choice. As, I had only to move a few feet from my grill to take this shot. If you did that with golfers, you would be stopped. Horses do not worry. In general: horses >>> golfers.
In addition to the full contest, I had the time to replenish my bourbon cabinet with some of the American Native Spirit and spend quality time with friends. A good week-end! Now, let's go back to the grind.
Here are the scores. Here are the highlights:
Rays 5, Red Sox 2: Daniel Robertson scored a goal in two rounds of the first run and Yandy Díaz tripled the mark in two in the second to put Chris Sale and the Sox in a 4-0 hole earlier. The sale lasted seven innings and did not allow any more damage, but his teammates could not leave thanks to another excellent start of Tyler Glasnow (6.2, IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 9K). Glasnow is now 5-0. The sale is now 0-5. More importantly, the Rays have won both games in the rain and Boston is now 7.5 points from fourth place. Heck, they are much closer to Baltimore in the cellar than they are to Rayons.
National 7, Padres 6Matt Adams scored a goal in the 11th to move Washington to San Diego. It was the seventh inning without a reply from the Nats after their 6-0 start in the beginning. Carter Kieboom, Victor Robles and Juan Soto also scored goals for the Nats. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, it was the first time that three teammates under the age of 22 were taking part in the match. Which means that Elias has, embarrassed for them, missed the fact that during the summer of 1985, Shawn Hoffman, Robert Keatley and I had been clamoring for the hairstyle of Doug's family in our victory over Pleasant. Thoughts Christian Book Store in a small league of South Parkersburg, West Virginia Game. I think these two were 13 years old at the time and me at 12 years old. So let's take this, the nationals.
Blue Jays 5, Athletics 4The Jays scored four goals in the end of the eleventh, including three on Brandon Drury's three-point homerun and one on Justin Smoak's single. Drury was also the hero Friday night, hitting a shot in two sets. Chris Bassitt (7 IP, 3: 1, 1 ER, 9K) and five Blue Jays pitchers joined forces to keep Oakland at one point in the first 10 innings of the game. Jays are sitting at .500.
Phillies 5, Marlins 1The Marlins did not force Zach Eflin to work hard to start a full game. Indeed, Eflin only needed 107 shots to cross the distance, scattering seven hits while allowing only one pass. Only two weeks ago, Eflin gave up six runs on ten hits, including three among the dingers, in four sets against Miami. I guess he understood what he was doing wrong.
Mets 5, Brewers 2Robinson Canó is injured on the finger and left the game after being hit by a field. Christian Yelich is stretched his back. Afternoon difficult all around. The hardest thing that happened, however, was when this poor guy caused him this:
I'm not talking about Braun. He is a pro and he can handle it. I'm talking about the guy who lost at least $ 12 of beer. Tragic. Regarding the match, the Brewers intentionally walked Michael Conforto to go to J.D. Davis with a draw tied two in the seventh inning and a single in the sleeve of approval. Tomás Nido, who was called before the match to replace the late Travis d'Arnaud on the list of players, then hit two other goals by a doubling. Mets avoid a sweep.
Braves 8, Rockies 7: The Braves lost 7-5 in the eighth end, but Josh Donaldson changed hands by taking three goals that gave them the lead and eventually the baseball game. Ozzie Albies scored on this circuit after being selected. He also dominated the game twice, as did teammate Freddie Freeman. Colorado threatened in the ninth but nothing was done. The late rally and the Braves' win prevented a three-game sweep at the hands of the Rockies.
White Sox 4, Tigers 1: Reynaldo López, the Sox starter, has dropped 14 batters in six innings, which is simply redonkulous. He allowed an undeserved run on two hits and three times as well, but damn it, he could have given up a bunch of races and all those K would have been something. His counterpart, Matt Boyd, also had a good day, leaving two out of six stopping nine, but it went astray. Welington Castillo scored a double with two points produced, Leury García and Yolmer Sánchez, and José Abreu, a double.
Twins 4, Orioles 1: Max Kepler scored for the fourth time in the series and the Twins scored 12 homers in three sets. And they have not only swept the O in this series, but in their series of six games, which is, curiously, already over. They will not see each other again until 2020. Or this year's playoffs. You never know, man.
Angels 7, Royals 3: Albert Pujols scored a two-run double in the first inning to double Barry Bonds on the RBI's record list and give the Angels the advantage they would never surrender. Justin Bour scored a three-point homer in the ninth to make a reasonably tight match. The angels took two of the three Royals.
Cardinals 5, Reds 2Jack Flaherty pitched seven scoreless innings and Yadier Molina led in three and extended his streak to 15 games. The Cards continue to advance, having won seven wins out of eight.
And I have no idea what's going on here, but I really like that, thanks to his point of view, Jose Iglesias looks much smaller than he usually looks and that Dexter Fowler has looks much bigger than it normally appears:
Yankees 11, the giants 5: New York had a 6-0 lead after three points and extended to 8-0 in the sixth. Gary Sánchez and Gleyber Torres each hit a two-run homer and Luke Voit had three hits and one goal. I would say it's a laurel, but the Yankees probably did not mock watching two other players – D.J. LeMahieu and Gio Urshela – everyone leave the game with injuries. The first with knee inflammation resulting from the fouling of a bullet on Friday. The latter after being touched by hand with a throw to fifth. X-rays have been negative for both of them, but losing even more guys is not a good thing, exactly. I mean, the Yankees had to use J.A. Happ as a nipper cleaver in this one. That being said, they swept the Giants in this three-game set and won nine out of ten.
Dodgers 7, Pirates 6: The Buccos had a quick lead after touching Rich Hill for five points – one deserved – in the first two rounds, but the Dodgers started doing business in the middle of the innings. Max Muncy tied for the fifth inning and the score was seventh, followed by Cody Bellinger. The Dodgers swept the Pirates in three and won four in a row.
Rangers 14, sailors 1Elvis Andrus, Hunter Pence, Logan Forsythe and Shin-Soo Choo both regressed and Lance Lynn allowed just one in seven innings as the Rangers defeated the M's. Just a good kick. A bit like they did on Saturday when they won 15-1. And a bit like what the Mariners did to them on Thursday when they beat Texas 14-2. Which is to say: which series ugly.
Cubs 6, Diamondbacks 5: A case of fifteen innings, with five of the eleven points of the match scored in the 15th inning. Eduardo Escobar's two circuits – one in the fourth, one in the sixth – equalized, but then there would be eight scoreless innings before everything happened again. That's how: Ben Zobrist's double of two points and a Kris Bryant bag to give Chicago a 6-3 lead. The Snakes rode a two-out rally in the bottom half, with David Peralta and Christian Walker, before being overtaken by Caleb Joseph. It would be nice, though, as Allen Webster had asked Nick Ahmed – just as he had flown off the warning trail – to stop it. Bryant dominated earlier, as did Willson Contreras. The Cubs took two of the three Dbacks for the second consecutive weekend.
Astros 4, Indians 1: With a runner, the Indians pushed Josh Reddick to go to Robinson Chirinos in a draw in seventh place. Chirinos was not interested in that, so he scored three points. Earlier in the season, Yuli Gurriel's RBI doubled Houston on the board. A fourth round of Carlos Santana was the attack that Cleveland could muster in front of Wade Miley and the Astros pen. The teams share the four parts.
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