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GAME PREVIEW
TICKETSTICKETSRangers' Choo looks to extend streak against Twins 15m ago• 2 min read MINNEAPOLIS -- Shin-Soo Choo will try to reach base for a 36th consecutive game Saturday when the Texas Rangers continue their three-game series with the Minnesota Twins at Target Field.The 35-year-old Rangers outfielder extended his streak to 35 games Friday night with a two-run homer against Fernando Romero.His streak is the second longest in baseball this season, trailing only Philadelphia's Odubel Herrera, who reached in 40 straight games. It's the longest by a Rangers player since Mark Teixeira made it on base in 36 straight games in 2006.Julio Franco holds the franchise record for a season with 46 straight games and Will Clark reached in 58 straight games at the end of the 1995 and start of 1996 seasons."I signed here to get on base, that's why they brought me here," Choo said. "When I've been healthy, I've gotten on base." Choo has been on a tear the last month, slashing .306/.468/.556 in his last 30 games, leading to his name being mentioned more frequently in trade rumors as the Rangers remain stuck in the American League West cellar despite winning a season-high six straight games after opening their series in Minnesota with an 8-1 victory Friday night.While he is open to joining a contender for a stretch run, he knows the $50 million-plus owed to him through the 2020 season could make that difficult."Probably (my) contract is still (an obstacle)," Choo admitted earlier this week. "It's probably not easy. I'm not 28 or 30 anymore." The Rangers turn to Yovani Gallardo (0-0, 15.95 ERA) to keep their streak going Saturday. It will be the second start of the season for Gallardo, who was cut by Milwaukee at the end of spring training, then allowed eight runs in 2 1/3 innings of relief before he was cut by Cincinnati and eventually signed a minor league deal with the Rangers.Gallardo posted a 3.81 ERA in 10 starts for Triple-A Round Rock and was called up to face Colorado last Sunday. He allowed five runs and six hits while striking out four in a no-decision."I thought Yo threw the ball well," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said. "It was similar to what we've seen in the past from Yo. He gave up a couple of soft hits, the walks are something not typical of Yo, but he managed the game and was able to give us some length." Gallardo is 4-2 with a 3.49 ERA in 11 career starts against Minnesota.Jake Odorizzi (3-4, 3.48 ERA) starts Saturday for the Twins, who are looking to get back on track after losing two straight and scoring just three runs in those games combined.Odorizzi is looking for a bounce-back outing himself after the Indians tagged him for four runs in five innings his last time out on Sunday.He is 4-0 with 2.02 ERA in six career starts against the Rangers.The Twins should get a bit of a boost Saturday as third baseman Eduardo Escobar is expected to return to the lineup. He sat out the series opener Friday after taking a pitch to an elbow a day earlier against the Boston Red Sox."I think probably a tad better than I expected," Twins manager Paul Molitor said. "He's sore and there's some limitation because there's still a lot of swelling there that impedes his ability probably to throw accurately, as well as take his normal swing. But I'm fairly optimistic that in another, roughly, a little less than 24 hours, that he might be able to start a game tomorrow."
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GAME PREVIEW
TICKETSTICKETSAfter ending skid, White Sox pursue another win over A's 1h ago• 2 min read The Chicago White Sox snapped an eight-game losing streak with a victory Friday night over the Oakland Athletics.Now, the White Sox will try to start building momentum in a positive direction.Chicago (25-50) will go for back-to-back wins when it hosts Oakland (39-37) on Saturday afternoon at Guaranteed Rate Field. The White Sox and A's are coming off a doubleheader split and have two games left in the four-game series on Chicago's South Side.The matchup will represent a personal milestone for White Sox right-hander Dylan Covey (3-2, 2.90 ERA), who will face the A's for the first time in his career. The A's drafted him in 2013 in the fourth round, but Chicago selected him in the Rule 5 draft before the start of last season.Covey endured a turbulent 2017 campaign but has performed much better this time around. The 26-year-old went five straight starts without a defeat before falling short in his most recent outing Monday against the Cleveland Indians. He gave up four earned runs on six hits over six innings in that 6-2 defeat.This will be Covey's 20th start in the big leagues. He is 3-9 with a 5.95 ERA in his career."On the outside looking in, I would say he's on a path that leads us to believe he's turning a corner and getting to where you feel comfortable with all of his approaches, when he's attacking hitters, and that's going to be able to have this become a sustainable activity for him," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said to the Chicago Sun-Times. "The stuff is good. It's always going to be, for all pitchers, trusting the stuff and commanding strikes." For Oakland, right-hander Daniel Mengden (6-6, 4.06 ERA) is set to make his 16th start of the season. The Houston Astros drafted Mengden in the fourth round in 2014, and he was traded to Oakland the next season as part of a package for veteran left-hander Scott Kazmir.Kazmir has not pitched in the big leagues since 2016, but Mengden appears to have a bright future at age 25. He has struggled recently, however, allowing 16 earned runs in his past 14 1/3 innings for a 10.05 ERA during that span. He has given up eight home runs in that time.In his only career appearance against the White Sox earlier this season, Mengden allowed only one run and six hits in eight innings. He walked one and struck out six while picking up the win in Oakland's 8-1 victory.A's outfielder Matt Joyce could remain in the lineup one day after he was activated from the 10-day disabled list with a lumbar strain. He hit .196 with seven home runs and 13 RBIs before the injury, and he went 0-for-2 in his return Friday night."Obviously, he's been a big part of our lineup," A's manager Bob Melvin said to mlb.com. "Maybe not the year he envisioned up to this point, but we feel like he's swung the bat a lot better than his numbers would suggest. He had a couple of hits the last couple of games, and he's healthy again." The White Sox are 13-25 at home. The A's are 19-17 on the road.
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TICKETSTICKETSRockies aim for another win over Marlins 5m ago• 3 min read DENVER -- Nolan Arenado has come roaring out of the longest drought of his career and will try to continue his offensive surge Saturday when the Colorado Rockies play host to the Miami Marlins.A six-run fourth inning on Friday night helped the Rockies (38-38) get back to .500 for the first time since June 9 as Colorado beat the Marlins, 11-3. It was their fourth straight win during a 4-1 homestand. The Rockies have clinched their first winning homestand of the season and improved to 15-20 at Coors Field.The Marlins (29-47) fell to 3-4 on their current road trip that ends in Colorado. They yielded at least 10 runs for the 10th time this season and for the eighth time on the road, where their record is a National League-worst 15-26,Arenado, an All-Star third baseman, went 3-for-4, hitting a two-run homer to cap the fourth inning outburst. It was his 17th homer and gave him home runs in four consecutive games, the second-longest streak of his career. He homered in a franchise-record six consecutive games from Sept. 1 to Sept. 5, 2015.Arenado has gone 10-for-17 (.588) in his past four games with multiple hits in each one. Last Friday at Texas, he broke a 0-for-19 drought, the longest of his career, during his second at-bat.Since ending that slide, Arenado is 15-for-33 (.455) with five doubles, five homers and 16 RBIs. Overall this season, Arenado is hitting .323 with 53 RBI and a 1.008 OPS."Nolan, over the course of his career, is becoming a better hitter for me," Rockies manager Bud Black said. "He's taking what the pitchers are giving him, especially this year. You've seen over the course of May into June, Nolan being pitched really tough. And his ability to take the ball on the outside part of the plate and drive it to right field or get a single the other way is pure hitting."He has the power to pull the ball out of the park. What I like is the all-field hitting we're seeing from Nolan. You're talking about one of the best players in the game, so it's not surprising that he adjusts and adapts to what's going on. And that's the sign of a talented player." Rockies left-hander Tyler Anderson (4-2, 4.52 ERA) will oppose the Marlins. He lasted 1 1/3 scoreless innings on April 29 at Miami before being forced to leave because he was feeling light-headed. He's 1-1, 1.29 in three starts against Miami.After working seven innings in consecutive starts and allowing three runs, Anderson gave up three runs in 5 1/3 innings Monday against the New York Mets and took the loss as the Rockies were trampled, 12-2. He allowed two homers in that game and has yielded 14 homers this season in 79 2/3 innings.Marlins rookie Trevor Richards (1-4, 5.45), who is in his second stint with the team this season, lost his last start Sunday at Baltimore, giving up nine hits and six runs in 3 1/3 innings as the Marlins fell, 10-4. He has made eight starts, five of which the Marlins have lost. In five starts on the road, Richards is 0-3 with a 7.40 ERA.Richards has never faced the Rockies and will be making his Coors Field debut. Left-hander Wei-Yin Chen, who gave up nine hits and seven runs in Friday's loss, said he received some advice about pitching at Coors Field from former Orioles teammate Ubaldo Jimenez, who went 56-45 with a 3.66 ERA with the Rockies and was 19-8 with a 2.98 ERA in 2010, the best season by a Rockies starter in franchise history."Ubaldo Jimenez once told me, 'if you pitch here your off-speed pitch will have a different angle or different movement,'" Chen said. "I heard that, so I think I need to make some adjustment to it, but actually it's kind of hard to make the adjustment on the field while you're pitching." Richards undoubtedly will receive advice about coping with Coors Field. The daunting challenge is implementing that advice, particularly when pitching there the first time.
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TICKETSTICKETSNationals look to shut down Herrera, Phillies 14m ago• 2 min read WASHINGTON -- The Washington Nationals will try again Saturday to cool off Philadelphia's Odubel Herrera.That is something nobody has been able to in more than a week.Herrera homered for the fifth straight game and finished with four hits Friday night, helping the Phillies rout the Washington Nationals 12-2 in the opener of a three-game series.He is hitting .472 (17 for 36) with six homers, 11 runs and 10 RBIs in his last eight games and raised his season average to .308."I don't think there's any words for it. I mean it's simply incredible what he can do," Friday's starter and winner Zac Eflin said."The thing with Odubel is that he can shake off anything at any given time. ... It can look like he's struggling and then next pitch he hits it 440 feet." Herrera hit a tiebreaking two-run shot in the third inning for his 13th homer of the season, matching the club record for consecutive games with a long ball. He has connected in six of his last seven overall.The Phillies (40-33) pounded out 15 hits and jumped ahead of the Nationals (40-34) for second place in the National League East behind the Atlanta Braves."To me, today was the first game where we really got blown out. That was a blowout right there," Nationals manager Dave Martinez said after Washington lost for the eighth time in 11 games, including the completion of a suspended game."We've just got to keep our heads up, guys go home and rest, come back tomorrow and do it again." Washington's Michael A. Taylor extended his hitting streak to 13 games with an RBI double and Bryce Harper went 1-for-3 with a walk in the leadoff spot.The Phillies got a homer and four RBIs from Carlos Santana, who also singled and walked twice.Philadelphia's Aaron Nola (8-2, 2.55) opposes rookie RHP Erick Fedde (0-2, 5.63) in a matchup of 2014 first-round draft picks on Saturday. Nola was the seventh overall pick in the first-year player draft and Fedde was the 18th.Nola hasn't taken a loss since May 20 but scuffled in his last start, allowing four runs and seven hits in 4 1/3 innings of a no-decision at Milwaukee. The Phillies prevailed 10-9."My command really wasn't where it usually is," Nola told mlb.com. "My fastball was cutting a little bit and missing off the plate a little bit. They had a good approach against me." Against the Nationals, Nola is 1-4 with a 4.50 ERA in 10 starts. Harper is 8-for-17 with two home runs versus Nola, Daniel Murphy is 8-for-20 and Anthony Rendon is 4-for-17.Fedde makes his fourth start of the season for Washington and third since replacing injured Stephen Strasburg in the rotation. He's coming off a loss to the Yankees on Monday, when he allowed three runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings."He pitched well except when he made one mistake," Martinez told the Washington Post, referring to Aaron Hicks' two-run homer in the fifth. "We were very, very excited to see this." Fedde will be making his first career start against the Phillies.
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TICKETSTICKETSExpect more scoring in Saturday's Diamondbacks-Pirates game 2h ago• 2 min read Forget the anomaly that was Friday's low-scoring game.In May, the Arizona Diamondbacks averaged 2.9 runs per game, fewest in the major leagues. So far in June, however, they are averaging 6.5 runs, including 37 in five games against the Pittsburgh Pirates.The Diamondbacks (42-33) and Pirates (36-39) play the third game of a four-game series Saturday at PNC Park in Pittsburgh after Arizona's 2-1, 13-inning win Friday.The Diamondbacks this month have 178 hits, nine triples, 81 walks and 32 homers.A couple of players -- leadoff batter Jon Jay and Paul Goldschmidt -- seem to have sparked Arizona's offense.Jay has multiple hits in seven of his 14 games since he was acquired by trade June 6 from Kansas City. He has reached base in all but one game and reached base twice in eight games. He has scored 16 runs with eight RBIs."He's come in and he's been unbelievable for us at the top of the lineup," Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen told the Arizona Republic. "Almost every day he's getting on base a couple of times and he's just sparking us in so many different ways. He's giving us professional at-bats. That's something that we weren't putting together consistently during that rut in May, which we've come around to doing now. It's all sort of adding back up together again." Don't look for Jay to cough up any secrets."I'm just trying to go out there and be myself," he told MLB.com. "I just try to keep it simple. We've got a great core group of guys here. I'm just trying to be a complement to the group we have already." Goldschmidt is batting .475 with six doubles, a triple, eight home runs and 20 RBIs in his past 16 games.The Diamondbacks got caught in a pitchers' duel Friday but won their second straight game and third in their past four. They have won six of seven on the road.Pittsburgh has lost three straight and four of five.On Saturday, Pittsburgh right-hander Joe Musgrove (2-2, 3.68 ERA) is scheduled to face Diamondbacks righty Zack Greinke (6-5, 3.90).Musgrove will be making is sixth start since beginning the season on the disabled list. He was dynamic out of the gate but was flat in his most recent outing, an 8-6 loss Sunday against Cincinnati when he gave up six runs and eight hits in 4 1/3 innings, with six strikeouts and one walk."I felt OK. That's my first day game in a while. Just trying to get my body alert," Musgrove said. "It was hot out there. I felt drained. But that's something I'm aware of now, and that's something I'll try to prepare for." Saturday's game also is a day game, although with a late-afternoon start."I don't feel like I'm lost right now. I still feel really good," Musgrove said." Musgrove is 0-0 with a 2.45 ERA in two career appearances, including one start, against Arizona. That start was June 11 when the first five of his six-plus innings were scoreless in what became a no-decision. He ended up allowing three runs (two earned) on five hits in six innings.Greinke has won three of his past four starts. He is 7-4 with a 4.91 ERA in 12 career starts against Pittsburgh. In his one start against the Pirates this season, Greinke gave up five runs on five hits and four walks over 4 2/3 innings. He took the loss in that June 13 game, which ended with a 5-4 Pirates victory.
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TICKETSTICKETSGiants' Suarez looks for better luck against Padres 25m ago• 2 min read SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco Giants left-hander Andrew Suarez will seek to reverse a trend of pitching in bad luck when the faces the San Diego Padres on Saturday afternoon on the third day of a four-game series.Suarez (2-4, 4.70 ERA), who has just one decision (a win) in his last five starts, is coming off back-to-back outings that were mirror images of one another.Facing the Miami Marlins on both occasions, Suarez was pulled in the sixth and seventh innings of his last two starts, both times having held the opponent to two runs and both times exiting with a lead.But the Marlins rallied against the Giants' bullpen each time, pulling out a 5-4 win in both games.The rookie has allowed three earned runs or fewer six times this season, yet has only two wins to show for it.One of those six games occurred the only time he faced the Padres.Lo and behold, he pitched seven innings in that May 1 game, allowing two runs, and left a 2-2 tie. The Giants went on to lose 3-2.He's 0-0 with a 2.57 ERA against the Padres.Suarez can expect to see a bit of a different look from San Diego on Saturday, as Padres manager Andy Green indicated Friday that he's strongly considering moving Manuel Margot back to the leadoff spot against the left-hander.Green put Wil Myers atop his lineup card Thursday night against another lefty, Giants ace Madison Bumgarner, and it did not go well. Myers went hitless and the Padres got shut out 3-0.Batting seventh against a right-hander on Friday night, Margot had two hits and two RBIs in San Diego's 6-2 win.He has raised his average to .245 after having spent much of the first two months below .200. He batted leadoff 15 times in that early stretch."He's settled in so comfortably in that seven spot, I haven't wanted to make an adjustment with him," said Green, noting he came close to penciling him back into the leadoff spot Thursday. "It's been such a push for us to get him going that once he's gotten going, it has seemed prudent to leave him alone down there in the seven hole."I do think sometime in the near future you're going to see him back toward the top, against left-handed pitching especially." Margot, the club's leadoff hitter on Opening Day, hit just .156 atop the lineup before getting demoted in May. He has hit .333 while batting seventh.Another decision Green will have to make Saturday is what to do with third baseman Cory Spangenberg, who contributed two hits and two runs to Friday's win.Spangenberg has hit safely in a personal-best 11 straight starts but hasn't been starting lately against left-handed pitchers, against whom he is batting just .143 this season.The Padres will send right-hander Jordan Lyles (2-4, 4.46) to the mound hoping he can snap a three-game skid, during which he has allowed 13 runs in 17 1/3 innings.Lyles pitched three times out of the bullpen in earlier meetings with the Giants, limiting them to one hit and no runs in 4 2/3 innings.That was quite a contrast to the last time he started against San Francisco, which was in an 8-0 loss in September. He gave up seven runs and 10 hits in 3 2/3 innings.Lyles has faced the Giants 17 times in his career, seven times as a starter, going 3-3 with a 6.11 ERA.
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TICKETSTICKETSAguilar stands tall in middle of Brewers' lineup 20m ago• 3 min read MILWAUKEE -- Four months ago, Milwaukee Brewers manager Craig Counsell was trying to figure out how to fit Jesus Aguilar onto his roster. Now, Counsell is having a hard time taking the hard-hitting first baseman out of his starting lineup.Aguilar has been Milwaukee's hottest hitter over the last month, batting .283 with 12 home runs, 34 RBIs and a .964 OPS. Five of those home runs along with 12 RBIs have come over his last five games and he's driven in multiple runs in five straight starts, tying a franchise record."He's certainly been one of the most pleasant surprises (this year)," Counsell said. "He was last year, as well and he's taken it up a notch this year. You need those kind of performances you weren't expecting. You need that kind of stuff." All that from a player who came to spring training not sure if he'd have a job when the regular season opened.Acquired off waivers ahead of the 2017 season, Aguilar split time at first with Eric Thames last year, forming a potent right-left platoon combo. But after the Brewers acquired outfielders Christian Yelich and Lorenzo Cain over the winter, the team planned to transition outfielder Ryan Braun as an occasional right-handed option at first, which seemingly diminished Aguilar's role.He played his way onto the roster with another strong spring training and established himself as a dangerous pinch-hitting threat before taking over first base on a more regular basis when Thames was lost to a thumb injury on April 25."I'm confident in myself. When I get a chance to go, I'm going to give my 100 percent. That's how I think." Thames, who's spent the majority of his playing time in the outfield since returning June 11, is still adjusting to the position but is happy for his teammate."I mean, hey, the team is winning," Thames said. "It was the same thing for him the first half of last year when I was going off. It's great because we're winning and today, he pretty much did it himself and it was awesome. I'm happy for him. He works hard. He's such a smart hitter, smart player. He's a great team guy so you can't help but root for him." His bat -- as well as his defensive ability -- have been a source of comfort for Brewers pitchers this season and will be Saturday for Chase Anderson, who takes the mound for Game 2 of the Brewers' four-game series with the Cardinals at Miller Park.Anderson has yet to find the consistency that led to his breakout season a year ago. He's 5-6 with a 4.54 ERA through his first 15 starts and has struggled keeping the ball inside the park.He's allowed 15 home runs this season -- one more than he gave up in all of 2017 -- with 13 of those coming at Miller Park, where he's 3-3 with a 5.70 ERA this season.He gave up two home runs in the opening inning his last time out, upping his first-inning ERA this season to 8.36."It's just one of those deals," Anderson said. "That's kind of been my thing since I was a kid. Obviously, I need to correct it and work on it and get better at getting guys out quicker. Something to work on." The Cardinals answer with right-hander Miles Mikolas, who's 1-0 with a 6.00 ERA in two career starts against the Brewers, both of which came this season.He allowed four runs over 5 2/3 innings but took the victory on April 2 at Miller Park but didn't factor in the decision after giving up another four runs, this time over 6 1/3 innings, in a 5-4 Cardinals loss on April 9 in St. Louis."He pounds the strike zone and uses multiple pitches," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "It's just not every day you come across starters who can do that ... and then to have durability and consistency to stay in the game as long as he has." A victory Saturday would mark Milwaukee's second series victory over the Cardinals in three tries this season.
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TICKETSTICKETSRays relievers try to author another win over Yankees 22m ago• 2 min read ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Tampa Bay's continued experimentation with relievers as starters has had mixed results, but it helped the Rays beat the best team in baseball on Friday night, and they'll hope for the same formula as the series continues Saturday at Tropicana Field."It's a little backwards, a little different, but it is what it is," Yankees' Brett Gardner said after Friday's 2-1 win for the Rays.On Saturday, the Rays will start reliever Wilmer Font (0-3, 7.56 ERA), who is already with his third team in 2018, but has found surprising success growing into the unusual role. In six June appearances, he has managed to last longer in each outing -- 2/3 of an inning, then 1 1/3, then 2, then 2 1/3, then 3 1/3, and then 4 2/3 on Sunday against the same Yankees.Font lasted one out shorter than the minimum needed for a win but held the Yankees to one run and four hits, striking out five. The same pitcher who had an 11.68 ERA in April and a 10.80 ERA in May now has a 2.51 ERA in June.The Rays might not have a majority of fans in their own stadium, but they're finding ways to win."They were pretty loud," Rays manager Kevin Cash said of the Yankees fans on Friday night. "We've played the Yankees and Red Sox quite a bit, and they have a lot of fans who travel with them. I thought the loudest moment was when we got the final out, and that's what we were concerned about. Our fans showed up and supported us." If the Rays want to win again Saturday, they'll have to do so against another pitcher who has gotten steadily better as the season has progressed. Sonny Gray (5-4, 4.8) hasn't faced the Rays yet this season, but he's 3-4 in his career against Tampa Bay with a 4.26 ERA, including a 4.32 in four starts last year.Gray had a 6.67 ERA in April, then a 5.16 ERA in May. For June, his ERA stands at 2.63. Gray has allowed only seven earned runs in 24 innings.The Rays put together 10 hits on Friday, but got nothing from one of their best hitters.Kevin Kiermaier went 0-for-4 to drop to 0-for-13 since his return from the disabled list. The Rays did get three hits from catcher Wilson Ramos, who has stepped into the American League lead in All-Star voting among catchers.Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez, next in the All-Star voting, went 0-for-4 to drop his season average to .194. Ramos may get traded before this year's deadline, but he's making the most of his time with the Rays.No one will confuse the Yankees (50-23) with the Rays (35-40), but another bullpen day Saturday could flummox a New York batting order that managed only five hits Friday. And when they did get hits, the Yankees couldn't capitalize and went 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position.After the Rays dropped their first six games against the Yankees this season, they have won two straight as they try to again claw back to playing .500 baseball.
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TICKETSTICKETSOrioles target two wins in a row over Braves 19m ago• 2 min read After sitting out eight games in attempt to rediscover his swing, the Baltimore Orioles are hoping first baseman Chris Davis is ready to resume his role as a provider of power.Davis homered Friday night for the first time since May 9 and delivered a sacrifice fly as he returned to the lineup.During the time he sat, Davis worked on techniques to rekindle his power and cut down on strikeouts. He was 1-for-4 with a walk and two RBIs in his return.Davis and the Orioles will meet the Atlanta Braves on Saturday in the second game of a three-game series at SunTrust Park. Baltimore won the opener 10-7 on Friday.Baltimore will start right-hander Dylan Bundy (5-7, 3.81) against Atlanta right-hander Julio Teheran (5-4, 3.97)"I have a tendency to try and explore, especially when I am scuffling," Davis said. "I was trying to get that feeling back, trying to do too much." Davis had certainly been scuffling. He came into Friday's game hitting .150 and was 3-for-27 with 14 strikeouts in the first seven games of June, before manager Buck Showalter ordered him shutdown and sent for inspection. Davis had led the majors in home runs twice from 2013 to 2015."It's not a one-day, two-day, three-day (adjustment)," Showalter said. "It's some things that he really wants to stay with. He understands what made him successful and what can again." Teheran will be making his 15th start of the season. He spent 10 days on the disabled list with a bruised right thumb. He came off the DL and on June 17 tossed six scoreless innings against San Diego. Teheran's velocity increased from 89.5 mph to 91.4 mph and his location improved from his previous start before the injury."I think the uptick in velocity definitely helps his off-speed a little more," catcher Tyler Flowers said. "He had good feel with his changeup and slider. His curveball, not so much. But when you've got three out of four with some confidence, those are some good weapons." The win over the Padres broke a three-game losing streak and gave Teheran his first win since May 14.He has one career start against the Orioles, and that was in 2015. In that game he allowed five runs in four innings and gave up a pair of home runs."When you have your arm feeling good, you don't have anything else to worry about," Teheran said. "You just go out there and make pitches. I felt like everything was working." Bundy will be making his team-leading 16th start. He has received more run support (5.22) than any other starter in the Baltimore rotation.Bundy has won two straight games and was victorious against Miami on June 17 when he allowed four runs over six innings. Bundy had a longer leash that game, which the Orioles won 10-4. In his two previous starts he had combined for 15 shutout innings, including eight against the powerful Boston Red Sox. In the previous month he's 3-1 with a 2.50 ERA.Bundy has posted some impressive strikeout numbers. He has fanned 100 -- and walked only 27 -- in 89 2/3 innings. He had a season-high 14 strikeouts against the Chicago White Sox.Bundy will be making his first career start against Atlanta.
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GAME PREVIEW
TICKETSTICKETSIndians bashing at home; just ask Tigers 1h ago• 2 min read CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Indians are averaging a major league-best 5.9 runs per game at home, and that's where they will be on Saturday, when they host the Detroit Tigers in the second game of their three-game series.The Indians have won five games in a row and outscored their opponents 38-6 during the streak.Cleveland's offense is led by third baseman Jose Ramirez, who finished third in the MVP voting last season, and is having another monster year. Ramirez is in the top six in the American League in many of the key offensive categories.Ramirez is third in home runs (22), fifth in on-base percentage (.398), fourth in slugging percentage (.609), sixth in RBIs (50), and fourth in walks (49)."He wasn't swinging the bat well in spring training, but once the season started -- wow," said Indians manager Terry Francona. "It's his power. His consistent contact. He doesn't strike out. He's a good baserunner. It's the whole package. He's really exciting to watch." So is the Indians' Saturday starter Trevor Bauer (6-5, 2.50 ERA), who had a career year last season, and seems intent on eclipsing it this year.In his last start, a 6-2 win over the White Sox on Monday, Bauer pitched seven scoreless innings on three hits, with eight strikeouts and two walks. That's the latest in a two-month hot streak for Bauer. In his last seven starts he is 4-2 with a 1.99 ERA, and a .199 opponents' batting average, while averaging 13 strikeouts per nine innings (72 strikeouts in 49 2/3 innings).Saturday will be Bauer's fourth start against the Tigers this year. In his first three he is 3-0 with a 1.17 ERA. However, Bauer's career numbers against Detroit aren't nearly as impressive: a 7-5 record and 5.95 ERA in 15 appearances, including 14 starts.Indians pitchers have tossed an American League-high eight shutouts, including their last two games, 12-0 over the White Sox on Wednesday and 10-0 over the Tigers on Friday.Although they are missing Miguel Cabrera, who is on the disabled list with a ruptured biceps tendon, the rebuilding Tigers are in second place in the AL Central, six games behind the division-leading Indians."It seems like they are playing with more energy," Francona said. "Sometimes when a guy goes down, a team takes the mentality of 'us against the world.' You use whatever you can, and they are doing a good job using that." The Tigers on Saturday will start left-hander Francisco Liriano (3-2, 3.90 ERA), who will be activated off the disabled list, and will make his first major league start since May 26. The Tigers lost that game 8-4, to the White Sox.Liriano, who took the loss that day, pitched five innings, allowing five runs on six hits, with eight strikeouts and three walks. Liriano was placed on the disabled list on May 30, with a right hamstring strain.Saturday will be Liriano's third start against Cleveland this year. The first two did not go well. In those two starts Liriano went 0-1 with a 6.10 ERA, having given up seven runs on 10 hits, three of them home runs, plus six walks in 10 1/3 innings.In 22 career appearances (17 starts) against Cleveland, the 34-year-old Liriano is 5-7 with a 4.39 ERA.The Tigers have struggled against the Indians in recent years. Detroit is 3-8 vs. Cleveland this year, and since June 24, 2015, the Tigers' record against the Indians is 6-21.
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TICKETSTICKETSKershaw to return for Dodgers, face Mets' deGrom 2h ago• 3 min read NEW YORK -- Omaha's loss Saturday night will be a big win for anyone who likes watching two of the best pitchers in baseball face off against one another.Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw is scheduled to make a surprising return to the major league rotation Saturday night, when the Dodgers visit the New York Mets in the middle game of a three-game series at Citi Field.The Dodgers won the opener 5-2 on Friday night when Cody Bellinger's sixth-inning grand slam snapped a scoreless pitcher's duel between Los Angeles left-hander Alex Wood and Mets right-hander Zack Wheeler.There will likely be more zeroes on the board Saturday when Kershaw (1-4, 2.76 ERA) may not even be the best pitcher to take the Citi Field mound. The Hall of Fame-bound southpaw, who hasn't pitched this month because of a lower back strain, will be opposed by the hottest pitcher in baseball, Mets ace Jacob deGrom (5-2, 1.51 ERA).The Mets finally provided deGrom some run support in his most recent start on Monday when he picked up a long-awaited win after allowing two runs (one earned) in eight innings of a 12-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies.DeGrom lowered his major league-leading ERA to 1.51 in the win. Since 2000, only Randy Johnson (1.47 ERA in 2000) has produced a lower ERA through 15 starts.DeGrom has a 0.90 ERA in his last 11 starts, during which he has only gone 3-2 while the Mets have gone 3-8. New York scored 16 runs while deGrom was on the mound in his 10 starts before Monday."I watched (Corey) Kluber have about a 1.40 ERA for like 12 or 13 starts at the end of one season to win a Cy Young," said Mets manager Mickey Callaway, who was the pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians when Kluber locked up the American League Cy Young Award by posting a 1.42 ERA in his final 12 starts last season."But this is pretty special. You don't see this often." Nor do matchups like Kershaw-deGrom happen very often. The clash Saturday night will mark their first regular-season matchup and the second time they've opposed one another.DeGrom picked up the win in the decisive Game 5 of the 2015 National League Division Series when he tossed seven scoreless innings in the Mets' 3-1 win over the Dodgers and Kershaw, who pitched on three days' rest and took the loss after giving up all three runs in 6 2/3 innings.Kershaw was originally scheduled to pitch for Triple-A Oklahoma City against Omaha, but with an uncertain weather forecast in Nebraska, the Dodgers decided to take their chances by having him pitch for the big league team in New York, where scattered thunderstorms are expected.Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hinted the famously competitive Kershaw did his share of talking his way out of the rehab start."He did play a little weatherman, so with weather.com and Clayton, we were pretty abreast with the weather in Omaha," Roberts said with a grin Friday afternoon.Roberts said the Dodgers will proceed carefully with Kershaw, who has made as many trips to the disabled list as to a big league mound since May. Kershaw was sidelined from May 2 through May 30 because of biceps tendinitis.Kershaw was activated May 31, when he didn't factor into the decision after pitching through a tight back while allowing one run in five innings of the Dodgers' 2-1 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. Los Angeles placed Kershaw back on the disabled list the next day."We don't know how much he's going to pitch," Roberts said. "I don't want to put a limit on him. Obviously, there is a limitation with Clayton, and I'll make that decision." Both pitchers will have a unique, opponent-specific streak on the line SaturdayDeGrom is 0-3 with a 3.26 ERA in six career regular-season starts against the Dodgers. He has beaten every other team he has faced more than once.Kershaw is 8-0 with a 1.84 ERA in 12 regular-season starts against the Mets. He is undefeated against eight other teams but has beaten only one of those squads, the Atlanta Braves, more than twice.
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TICKETSTICKETSWin streak teaches Astros to stay focused 26m ago• 2 min read HOUSTON -- One obvious benefit of a club-record-tying 12-game winning streak and 13 victories in 14 games is the positive impact it has on the standings, something the Houston Astros could attest to before dropping the opener of a three-game set with the Kansas City Royals on Friday.On June 5, the Astros (50-27) were the scuffling team, falling two games behind the Seattle Mariners in the American League West with a 7-1 loss, their seventh setback over 10 games. The entered this weekend 3 1/2 games ahead of the Mariners and maintained that lead Friday when Seattle lost at Boston 14-10.Midseason standings are fluid, and it's far too early to get enthralled by scoreboard watching."I think I pay attention to our team," Astros manager A. J. Hinch said. "I appreciate the stress that comes with whether you're a game up or a game back or five games up or five games back. I really think we're chasing ourselves. I think we need to play our best baseball and we'll sort out the standings as it gets towards the later end of the season."I'm aware of it because I'm a baseball enthusiast; I watch the scores all the time. It's what I do. I'm not emotionally drained when other teams go on win streaks and I'm not emotionally charged by a couple losses. I just want our team to play well." Right-hander Lance McCullers (8-3, 3.77 ERA) gets the start in the middle game of the series for Houston. He is 1-0 with a 2.33 ERA over four career starts against the Royals, and he recorded a no-decision in his previous outing against them after allowing four runs (two earned) on six hits and two walks with nine strikeouts over six innings in a 7-4 Astros victory on Sunday at Kauffman Stadium.The Royals will hand the ball to right-hander Ian Kennedy (1-7, 5.31 ERA) on Saturday. Kennedy is winless over his last 13 starts, one behind Athletics right-hander Chris Bassitt for the longest active streak in the majors. He is 0-7 with a 6.12 ERA since his only win on April 7.Kennedy is 4-1 with a 1.99 ERA over five career starts against the Astros, including 3-0 with a 0.92 ERA over three starts at Minute Maid Park.The Royals (23-52) on Friday began transitioning veteran Alcides Escobar off shortstop, ending his string of 407 consecutive starts there by moving him to center field for the opener of their series with the Astros. Escobar finished 2-for-2 with two walks, marking the first time since Sept. 6, 2017, against the Detroit Tigers that he reached base in all four plate appearances.Escobar, a free agent following the season, has been a mainstay at short for the Royals since 2011. Before making his first career start in center on Friday, Escobar last played that position on Aug. 2, 2010, while with the Milwaukee Brewers, shifting in the eighth inning after starting at shortstop."We know that he's athletic enough to play it and we want Mondi (22-year-old infielder Adalberto Mondesi) playing short," Royals manager Ned Yost said of Escobar. "We just think that the time is right. We talked to the coaches about it and they feel like he'll be fine."He's really excited about the opportunity at playing multiple positions, not only center but some third and some second. He knows that his next career move is probably going to be a utility-type player on the field and he's anxious to start showing people that he can handle it."
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TICKETSTICKETSRed Sox hope hits keep coming against Mariners 1h ago• 3 min read BOSTON -- Having rallied twice to survive a wild 14-10 shootout on Friday night, the Boston Red Sox send a new ace to the mound in the second game of a three-game series with the Seattle Mariners on Saturday night.Eduardo Rodriguez, winner of six straight starts, is 9-1 on the season, with his team winning 13 of his 14 outings. He will be Boston's starter Saturday and will face Mike Leake in a rematch of last Sunday's Boston win in Seattle.On a day an ABC News report broke that former Red Sox DH Hanley Ramirez was involved in federal and state drug investigations, his former team spotted Seattle four runs in the first inning. The Red Sox immediately caught up and went ahead in the bottom of the first but then trailed 10-5 before charging back again.After their bats snoozed through the first two games in Minnesota, the Red Sox have scored 23 runs on 36 hits in the last two games -- coming back Friday to hand the Mariners their fifth straight loss, including four on their current 10-game AL East road trip."It would be easy to give up in that kind of situation, just kind of coast through the game, but we kept fighting," said Andrew Benintendi, who went 2-for-4 with an RBI and three runs scored in the win.According to , Friday's game marked the first time since September 1945 that the Red Sox won a game in which they had a pitcher (Steven Wright) give up 10 or more earned runs.The Mariners' pitching failure wasted a two-homer, seven-RBI game by Nelson Cruz."It is disappointing," said Mariners manager Scott Servais. "You've got a five-run lead, you think you're in pretty good shape. They've got a good hitting ball club, but we didn't execute, we didn't pitch real well tonight and that's what happens." The Red Sox cut the New York Yankees' division lead to a game and now turn to Rodriguez, who has pitched to a 1.53 ERA during his winning streak, which was capped by his win in Seattle in his last start. In that game on Sunday, he gave up two runs on six hits and one walk over six innings in a 9-3 Boston victory.His recent success has lowered his season ERA to 3.59.Leake (7-4, 4.47 ERA), who is 0-3 with a 6.75 ERA in five career starts against Boston, allowed eight hits and five earned runs in six innings last weekend -- after five straight starts of allowing two runs or fewer. The right-hander is 0-1 with a 7.94 ERA in two career Fenway starts.Rodriguez is 2-1 with a 2.66 ERA in four career starts against the Mariners.Game 2 of the series will take place with the physical status of the rival shortstops uncertain.Seattle's Jean Segura missed his second straight game with a forearm infection, while counterpart Xander Bogaerts left Friday night's game with a sprained left index finger after diving into second on a stolen base."Jean actually saw a doctor this morning," Servais said before Friday night's game. "They tried to draw some of the infection out, but he's still pretty sore. He's not in the lineup tonight, of course." Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Bogaerts is day-to-day and added Bogaerts was due for a day off Saturday night, anyway.As you might have guessed from the 6.75 ERA in five starts against Boston, Red Sox hitters have strong numbers in their at-bats against Leake. Rafael Devers is 3-for-5 (.600) with a homer, Brock Holt 4-for-9 (.444), Bogaerts 5-for-12 (.417), Benintendi 3-for-8 (.375), J. D. Martinez 4-for-11 (.364) with a homer, and Mookie Betts 3-for-9 (.333). Eduardo Nunez is just 2-for-9 (.222).For the Mariners, Dee Gordon is 4-for-5 (.800), Segura 3-for-6 (.500) and Ben Gamel 3-for-7 (.429) against Rodriguez, but Mitch Haniger is 0-for-6, Ryon Healy 1-for-12 (.083), Nelson Cruz 1-for-10 (.100), Guillermo Heredia 2-for-12 (.167) and Kyle Seager 2-for-9 (.222).Both weekend games could be threatened by rain that is expected to be in the area throughout the weekend.
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TICKETSTICKETSAngels look to stay hot against Blue Jays 23m ago• 2 min read The Los Angeles Angels will try to keep charging closer to an American League wild-card spot when they host the Toronto Blue Jays in the third game of their four-game series Saturday night at Angel Stadium.The Angels (41-35) won the first two games of the series and three straight overall to move within five games of the Seattle Mariners for the second wild-card spot in the AL. The Mariners have lost a season-high five straight games, allowing Los Angeles to make up 3 1/2 games since Tuesday."We still have a long ways to go," Angels designated hitter Albert Pujols told Fox Sports West following a 2-1 victory against the Blue Jays on Friday night.Pujols went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored in Friday's win. He produced an RBI double in the first inning to give him 630 doubles for his career, moving him within two of David Ortiz for 10th on the all-time major-league list. He is four home runs shy of 630 for career, which would tie Ken Griffey Jr. for sixth on the career list.Marcus Stroman (0-5, 7.71 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound for the Blue Jays (34-41) on Saturday night in his first start since May 8.In his last outing, Stroman gave up five runs and nine hits over five innings in a 5-0 loss to the Mariners in Toronto. His counterpart, Seattle left-hander James Paxton, became the first Canadian to throw a no-hitter in the game.Stroman went on the disabled list a day later with fatigue in his throwing shoulder."It just got to the point where it was so mentally and physically frustrating," Stroman told MLB.com at the time. "I just need to take a step back for a second, put it all together and come back and be myself out there." Pujols and Angels center fielder Mike Trout are each 5-for-10 in their careers against Stroman.Stroman is 1-1 with a 5.14 ERA in four career appearances against Los Angeles, including three starts. The 5-foot-8 right-hander threw a complete game the last time he faced the Angels, allowing two runs (one earned) and seven hits in a 6-2 win at Angel Stadium on April 23, 2017, the start of a six-game winning streak for Stroman.He finished with a career-high 13 wins last season, but hasn't earned a victory since Sept. 24 against the New York Yankees.Angels rookie right-hander Jaime Barria is scheduled to make his 10th career start and first against the Blue Jays.Barria (5-3, 3.57) is tied for the AL lead in wins among rookies this season, and ranks third in ERA among rookies with at least 40 innings pitched.The Angels have struggled to close out games this season, but the bullpen threw two perfect innings to complete the win on Friday, and their relievers have allowed two runs in 7 2/3 innings in the series."There's no doubt, that as that back end of our bullpen grows, that's going to really help our club," Angels manager Mike Scioscia told reporters after the win on Friday.
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