MLB News
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MLB: Saggese homers twice as Cardinals bury Dodgers 13-8
St. Louis had played 336 games at Dodger Stadium without scoring 13 runs. Overnight they finally did it, and Thomas Saggese doubled his career home run tally in one evening.
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MLB: Lazaro Montes homers in debut as Mariners rout Boston
Two players made their major league debuts at Fenway overnight. One went deep and drove in two. The other gave up eight runs in under four innings.
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MLB: Kroenke buys the Angels from Moreno in record deal
$183.5 million in, several billion out Arte Moreno paid $183.5 million for the Los Angeles Angels in 2003. He is selling for a number nobody wants to say out loud. Kroenke Sports & Entertainment confirmed Tuesday it has agreed to buy a controlling stake in the franchise. The deal should close in the first quarter…
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MLB: Gavin Williams fans 13 as Guardians down Blue Jays
Thirteen strikeouts, two singles allowed, one unearned run. Gavin Williams opened September with the kind of start Cleveland needs if that third wild-card spot is going to hold.
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MLB: Rockies end franchise-record home skid with Rumfield blast
Ten straight home losses, then Rumfield Coors Field had not staged a Rockies win since August 2. Ten home defeats in a row, a franchise record nobody wanted. Colorado ended it last night, 4-2 over Baltimore. The blow that did it landed in the seventh. Mickey Moniak reached first on a fielding error by Jackson…
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MLB: Trevino’s single lifts Reds past Padres
Jose Trevino found the gap in center with the bases loaded. Fernando Tatis Jr. homered twice and it still was not enough for San Diego.
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MLB: Rockies end franchise-record home losing streak
Ten straight home defeats, a franchise worst. TJ Rumfield ended it with one swing in the seventh as Colorado beat Baltimore 4-2 at Coors Field.
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MLB: Riley Greene returns as Tigers try to stop the slide
Detroit have scored one run or fewer in four of their last five games. Riley Greene returns on Tuesday to a lineup that has hit .206 without him.
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MLB: Gerrit Cole back in Anaheim, five years on
Five years to the day since he struck out 15 Angels at their own ballpark, Gerrit Cole pitches in Anaheim again. The Yankees need him after Monday’s 10-1 collapse.
