MLB Scores & Standings

MLB Scores & Standings

Kris Bryant

The Chicago Cubs looked great against the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Washington Nationals shut out the Kansas City Royals to win number four in a row and the New York Mets used power hitting and the charm of Bartolo Colon to get back to their winning ways.

Texas Rangers 2  Toronto Blue Jays 1: A.J. Griffin struck out nine batters in six innings but didn’t get the win, as the Rangers picked it up late in the game thanks to a home run by Nomar Mazara in the 8th inning.

San Francisco Giants 9  Cincinnati Reds 6: Johnny Cueto had a rough five innings that included striking out eight batters and giving up six runs, but his offense and bullpen corrected things, coming back from 6-3 down, mostly due to Brandon Crawford with a three run homer and a single RBI in the 9th.

Chicago Cubs 7  Pittsburgh Pirates 2: Jason Hammel needed five innings to make it up to 4-0 with a 1.24 ERA, while Ben Zobrist had himself a strong offense day that included two RBIs and one run for himself thanks to a wild pitch by Kyle Lobstein.

Atlanta Braves 1  New York Mets 4: Bartolo Colon improved to 2-1 this season, pitching eight innings and striking out seven batters while his offense took care of business with three home runs by David Wright, Yoenis Cespedes and Lucas Duda.

Los Angeles Angels 5  Milwaukee Brewers 8: Jimmy Nelson didn’t have the smoothest of starts, but still did enough in seven innings of work to get the win. Jonathan Lucroy and Jonathan Villar both had two RBIs while Ryan Braun, with an infield single in the 6th, got his 21st RBI of the season.

Minnesota Twins 6  Houston Astros 2: Two of the most disappointing teams this season now have the same 8-18 record. Dallas Keuchel won his last 17 games at home but the Twins took care of that with 4th and 5th inning offense. Standing out was Eduardo Nunez with a home run and another RBI.

Washington Nationals 2  Kansas City Royals 0: The Nationals allowed only five hits while blanking the Royals, win going to Gio Gonzalez for six innings of work. The Nats got their offense early, scoring two runs in the first thanks to Ryan Zimmerman and Daniel Murphy.

Philadelphia Phillies 3  St. Louis Cardinals 10: Adam Wainwright finally had a good game (2-3, 6.68 ERA) while the inconsistent Cardinals hit five home runs, including one by Wainwright himself, finishing with three RBIs.

Seattle Mariners 4  Oakland Athletics 3: The A’s got only six hits in the entire game, all off of Nathan Karns, followed by a bullpen that didn’t give anything away. Adam Lind, Kyle Seager and Chris Iannetta got RBIs for the Mariners, while Norichika Aoki scored thanks to a throwing error.

Colorado Rockies 1  San Diego Padres 2: A Matt Kemp two run double in the first inning was enough for the Padres to hang on to, with James Shields striking out five, followed by three bullpen players not giving up a single hit and only one walk while striking out six.

American League Standings

AL East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Boston Red Sox 15 10 0.600 — 8–7 7–3
Baltimore Orioles 14 10 0.583 ½ 9–3 5–7
Tampa Bay Rays 11 13 0.458 3½ 8–8 3–5
Toronto Blue Jays 12 15 0.444 4 5–8 7–7
New York Yankees 8 15 0.348 6 5–7 3–8
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago White Sox 18 8 0.692 — 6–3 12–5
Detroit Tigers 14 10 0.583 3 5–6 9–4
Kansas City Royals 13 12 0.520 4½ 8–4 5–8
Cleveland Indians 10 12 0.455 6 3–5 7–7
Minnesota Twins 8 18 0.308 10 6–8 2–10
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Texas Rangers 15 11 0.577 — 10–5 5–6
Seattle Mariners 14 11 0.560 ½ 5–7 9–4
Oakland Athletics 13 14 0.481 2½ 5–9 8–5
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 12 14 0.462 3 6–6 6–8
Houston Astros 8 18 0.308 7 4–7 4–11

National League Standings

NL East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Washington Nationals 18 7 0.720 — 8–4 10–3
New York Mets 16 8 0.667 1½ 8–5 8–3
Philadelphia Phillies 15 11 0.577 3½ 8–5 7–6
Miami Marlins 12 11 0.522 5 2–7 10–4
Atlanta Braves 6 19 0.240 12 1–12 5–7
W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago Cubs 18 6 0.750 — 7–3 11–3
Pittsburgh Pirates 15 11 0.577 4 7–5 8–6
St. Louis Cardinals 13 13 0.500 6 6–7 7–6
Milwaukee Brewers 10 15 0.400 8½ 7–8 3–7
Cincinnati Reds 10 16 0.385 9 8–6 2–10
W L Pct. GB Home Road
San Francisco Giants 14 13 0.519 — 8–6 6–7
Los Angeles Dodgers 13 13 0.500 ½ 5–8 8–5
Colorado Rockies 12 13 0.480 1 4–8 8–5
Arizona Diamondbacks 12 15 0.444 2 5–12 7–3
San Diego Padres 10 16 0.385 3½ 5–8 5–8
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