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Time: 1:05 PM EDT Venue: Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY, 10451 NEW YORK -- The New York Yankees are winning games, they're just not scoring in bunches recently. Despite scoring 17 runs in their last six games the Yankees have four wins and can notch another series win Sunday afternoon when they conclude a three-game set with the Oakland Athletics. New York is in position to win the series despite scoring four runs on seven hits and striking out 23 times. The Yankees evened the series with Saturday's 3-2 win. Matt Holliday's two-run homer and Starlin Castro's single with two outs in the sixth were New York's lone hits." It's hard to say," Holliday said about the recent offense. "You give credit to the other side. Some guys that we've never faced before." New York's starting pitchers have posted a 1.56 ERA in the last five games. Michael Pineda (5-2, 3.35 ERA) gets the start Sunday and can match his win total from last season. Pineda was an underwhelming 6-12 last season despite striking out 207 in 175 2/3 innings. This year the strikeouts are occurring along with the outs. He is up to 61 strikeouts in 53 2/3 innings after getting six Monday against the Kansas City Royals. Pineda allowed two runs and six hits in 6 1/3 innings Monday and continued pitching well after a rocky season debut. In his last eight starts, Pineda is 5-1 with a 2.88 ERA and has fanned at least six in eight of nine starts this season. Among the differences for Pineda is the ability to pitch decently with two outs. He is allowing a .262 average (17-for-65) with two outs; last year, teams batted .325 against him with two outs." I think it's the ability to get big outs when he needs to get him," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "A lot of times, that's what it comes down to for pitchers, the difference between a win and a loss, getting a big out when you need to get it and he's been better at that this year." Pineda is 3-1 with a 2.70 ERA in five career starts against Oakland. Oakland has dropped nine of its last 12 road games after striking out 14 times Saturday. Jed Lowrie struck out three times and was ejected by plate umpire Will Little in the eighth inning. Manager Bob Melvin also was tossed after Trevor Plouffe struck out." A lot of frustration in big situations," Melvin said. Right-hander Andrew Triggs will look to rebound from the worst of his nine starts when he faces the Yankees. Triggs allowed six runs (five earned) and eight hits in 5 1/3 innings during last Sunday's 12-3 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Triggs (5-3) saw his ERA rise from 2.12 to 2.77 as he allowed four of his runs after getting a 3-2 lead on a home run by Chad Pinder." For the most part, I felt like I made some decent pitches, but I didn't do enough to really slam the door shut that inning and they made me pay for it," Triggs said. Triggs pitched better last month. In April, he was 4-1 with a 1.84 ERA and a .194 opponents' batting average and this month he is 1-2 with a 3.97 ERA and a .267 opponents' average. Despite the differences from April, Triggs still is among the leaders in several categories and one of the best in not allowing home runs. Triggs has allowed just three home runs in 52 innings, a number that increased slightly when Mitch Moreland homered off him Sunday and when Seattle's Nelson Cruz homered off him May 16. Triggs will be making his first career start against the Yankees. In a relief appearance on May 20, 2016, in Oakland, he allowed two runs and five hits in three innings during an 8-3 loss. The two runs Triggs allowed were on a two-run triple by Jacoby Ellsbury, who is on the 7-day concussion disabled list.
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Time: 1:07 PM EDT Venue: Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ont., Canada, M5V1J3 TORONTO -- The Texas Rangers will be happy to get home after they play the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday afternoon in the finale of a three-game series at the Rogers Centre. The road has not been kind to Texas. After losing 3-1 to the Blue Jays on Saturday afternoon, the Rangers dropped to 8-18 on the road this season. After winning two of three from the Detroit Tigers to begin a nine-game trip, the Rangers have lost five straight, their longest losing streak of the season. After the game Sunday, they will open a three-game series at home against the Tampa Bay Rays." We've been challenged in a lot of areas," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said. "We've got to get better, obviously, we've got to put some things together." When you're challenged, it doesn't feel good, it doesn't look good. Mistakes are accentuated. When you're incapable of capitalizing on some run-scoring opportunities, those get accentuated." We haven't been perfect, we've made some mistakes, but we've got to continue to play the game, find a way to put some runs on the board." The Rangers (24-26) will start Andrew Cashner (1-4, 3.18 ERA), who has made 18 consecutive road starts without a win, the longest active streak in the among major-league starters. Cashner will be trying to win on the road for the first time since Sept. 16, 2015, at Arizona when he opposes Toronto's Joe Biagini (1-2, 3.75 ERA), who will be making his fifth career major-league start. The Rangers are 1-6 since their 10-game winning streak, the longest in the majors this season. The Blue Jays (23-26) appear to be going in the opposite direction. They have matched their season-best five-game winning streak after beating Texas on Saturday. After going 8-17 in April, they are 15-9 in May. Toronto also has third baseman Josh Donaldson and shortstop Troy Tulowitzki back from injury. Both played Friday but were given a planned day off Saturday. Both are expected in the lineup on Sunday." We're playing better baseball in the month of May," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "April wasn't a good month, you can't sugarcoat that." We always felt confident with the guys we had in here, and the guys who stepped up when we had injuries. Lots of things have started to fall for us." We weren't getting that big hit before, we weren't getting that big break. Now we're getting home runs and it looks like our old team." The Blue Jays have hit home runs in six consecutive games, a total of 12, including a three-run homer Saturday in the fifth inning by Jose Bautista that proved to be the difference. The team has homered in 15 of its past 16 games. Biagini has faced the Rangers twice in the regular season and is 1-0 against them, allowing three hits but no runs in 3 1/3 innings. He did not factor in the decision Tuesday in the Blue Jays' 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. He allowed five hits, three walks and three runs in 4 1/3 innings. Biagini is 1-1 with a 4.15 ERA in his four career major-league starts, all of them in May. The Blue Jays are 3-1 in his starts. Cashner has made one career start against the Blue Jays, a no-decision when he was with the San Diego Padres and allowed three earned runs in six innings at the Rogers Centre. He gave up home runs to Donaldson and Justin Smoak. Cashner is 0-3 with a 4.43 ERA in four starts on the road this season. He has gone 0-9 with a 6.91 ERA in his past 18 road starts, including a loss Tuesday to the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. In that game, he gave up six hits, four walks and five runs in five innings.
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Time: 1:10 PM EDT Venue: Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio, 44115 CLEVELAND -- The slumping Cleveland Indians on Sunday will attempt to avoid being swept by the Kansas City Royals in a three-game series at Progressive Field for the first time in 14 years. All of a sudden, playing at home is not necessarily an advantage for the Indians. The Indians are 8-13 at Progressive Field this year. That's the worst home record in the American League and the third-worst home record in the majors." It's frustrating," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "And when frustration gets in the way of how you perform, that's not good. We need to go out and play baseball every day like we love the game, regardless of what happened the day before. We need to do a better job of that." The Indians have lost three games in a row, all at home. On Sunday, the Royals have a chance to sweep three games from the Indians in Cleveland for the first time since June 2003. The pitching matchup Sunday will be Kansas City left-hander Danny Duffy (4-3, 2.92 ERA) vs. Cleveland right-hander Josh Tomlin (2-6, 6.70). Duffy last pitched against Cleveland on May 7 when he was the losing pitcher in a 1-0 loss to the Indians. In that game, Duffy pitched 6 2/3 innings, giving up one run and six hits with two strikeouts and two walks. In 13 career appearances against the Indians, Duffy is 2-4 with a 3.51 ERA. Duffy has been very good in recent starts. In his last four starts, he is 2-1 with a 1.63 ERA. Tomlin last faced the Royals on May 6 when he got no decision in a 3-1 Indians victory. In that game, Tomlin pitched seven innings, giving up one run and three hits with three strikeouts and no walks. In 22 career appearances against the Royals, 18 of them starts, Tomlin is 9-4 with a 4.15 ERA. In his last three starts this season overall, Tomlin is 0-3 with a 5.94 ERA. Opposing teams have hit .319 against him in those games. However, in those three starts, Tomlin has struck out 16 and walked just one in 16 2/3 innings. Indians rookie center fielder Bradley Zimmer should be back in the starting lineup Sunday. Zimmer, a left-handed batter, was not in the starting lineup Saturday against veteran left-hander Jason Vargas, who started for the Royals. In the first two games of the series, Kansas City's bullpen has been better than Cleveland's vaunted bullpen. In winning the first two games, Royals relievers have combined to pitch 7 1/3 scoreless innings with four hits, 10 strikeouts and three walks. In the Royals' win Saturday, reliever Peter Moylan came into the game in the seventh inning with the Royals leading 4-2. The Indians had the bases loaded with one out and Edwin Encarnacion, who led the American League in RBIs last year, at the plate. Moylan got Encarnacion to ground into an inning-ending double play." I just tried to get ahead in the count, make him chase, and focus on getting him to hit a ground ball," Moylan said." Our pen has been outstanding. They have done a great job," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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Time: 1:10 PM EDT Venue: Marlins Park, Miami, FL , 33125 MIAMI -- The Miami Marlins (17-30) will run into a hot pitcher in Sunday's series finale against the Los Angeles Angels (26-26). Right-hander Matt Shoemaker (4-2) has won three straight starts, beating the Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and Tampa Bay Rays. In those starts, Shoemaker, 30, allowed three earned runs in 18 2/3 innings and pitched at least six innings in each of those appearances. Shoemaker has seen his ERA drop from 5.21 to 3.97 during the run. Shoemaker has a better win-loss record at home but a superior ERA on the road. Here is the breakdown: 3-1, 5.20 ERA in five starts at home and 1-1, 2.79 in five road outings. Angels manager Mike Scioscia hopes Shoemaker continues his hot streak and keeps the rotation moving in the right direction. Since April 15, the Angels lead the American League with a 3.65 ERA." We've pitched well, considering a lot of guys are not in roles they anticipated," Scioscia said. "They are either banged up or not doing what we thought." Miami will counter with right-hander Jose Urena (2-2, 3.08 ERA) as it tries to win the rubber game of the series. Urena has made four starts with the Marlins this season, and the results have been puzzling. In his first three starts, he averaged just shy of six innings and allowed a total of three earned runs -- one per appearance. But last week at the Oakland Athletics, Urena had his poorest start, allowing six runs in five innings but earned the victory as the Marlins won 11-9. Urena is 0-2 with a 2.57 ERA in five home games and 2-0 with a 3.71 ERA in five road contests. Surprisingly, he has been getting hit by right-handed batters (.316 batting average, .916 OPS) but has been dominant vs. lefties (.154, .482). If it gets into a bullpen battle, the Marlins are at least encouraged that set-up man David Phelps, who had struggled earlier this year, seems to have turned his season around. In his past 14 games over 14 2/3 innigns, Phelps has not allowed a run. Besides the pitchers, Sunday's series finale could come down to each team's superstar slugger. Marlins right fielder Giancarlo Stanton hit a 460-foot homer Friday, and Mike Trout jacked one 443 feet Saturday. Meanwhile, Marlins left fielder Marcell Ozuna, who misplayed two balls into doubles on Friday but stole a would-be home run from Andrelton Simmons on Saturday, said the team is trying to put more focus on defense." I tried to be more aggressive tonight," Ozuna said. "I tried to concentrate a bit more on my defense." On Friday, I made a mistake because I was a little scared to hit the wall. Tonight, I just told myself, 'Let's go play hard' and do everything to help my teammates."
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Time: 1:35 PM EDT Venue: Nationals Park, Washington, D. C., 20003 WASHINGTON -- On Dec. 19, 2014, the San Diego Padres traded pitcher Joe Ross and a player to be named later -- it would be Trea Turner -- to the Washington Nationals in a three-team deal that included the Tampa Bay Rays. Since that trade, the Padres have posted a record of 160-215 while the Nationals are 208-166 after they won 3-0 Saturday as Stephen Strasburg struck out a career-high 15 batters in seven innings and the Washington staff fanned 17. As a reminder of what could have been, Ross (2-0, 5.32) makes the start Sunday against San Diego right-hander Jhoulys Chacin (4-4, 5.74) in the finale of the three-game series at Nationals Park. First-place Washington is 30-18 while last-place San Diego is 18-33. Ross was drafted by the Padres in the first round out of his California high school in 2011. Ross is 2-0 in his career against San Diego with a 2.25 ERA in two starts. Last year, he went six innings and allowed six hits and three earned runs in a win against the Padres." I was not around Joe at all," said Andy Green, in his second year as the San Diego manager. "We saw him last year; he is a sinkerballer." The Padres did acquire All-Star first baseman Wil Myers in the trade. The Nationals have scored a record 62 runs in the four starts made this year by Ross, more than any other pitcher has received in his first four starts of a season. That included a 23-5 victory at home April 30 against the New York Mets and a 10-1 win Tuesday against the Seattle Mariners. Ross, who broke into the majors with the Nationals in 2015, was in the rotation last season and made 19 starts before going on the disabled list. He was in line to be the No. 5 starter, but began the season at Triple-A Syracuse. Chacin is 3-2 in six starts against Washington and has a 3.09 ERA. He has made three career starts at Nationals Park and is 1-1 with a 0.45 ERA while allowing only one run in 20 innings. The Nationals played their second game in a row Saturday without second baseman Daniel Murphy, who was ill. Nationals bench coach Chris Speier, filling in for manager Dusty Baker, said before the game that Murphy was ill. Murphy entered the day hitting .316 with nine homers and 33 RBIs." He's available. This is Dusty's theory: Usually when somebody comes in and says, 'I'm ready,' then he usually gives him one more day. But he's available," Speier told reporters before the game. Murphy entered Saturday seventh in the National League in hits with 56, just ahead of teammate Bryce Harper (55). Murphy was also among the league leaders in multi-hit games and road batting average. Washington shortstop Turner, drafted by the Padres in the first round out of North Carolina State, had two hits, including a homer, Friday and was 1-for-4 Saturday. Another hot hitter for Washington is center fielder Michael A. Taylor, who hit a homer for the second day in a row Saturday and has four homers in his last 14 games." I'm looking for my pitch and staying in my zone," Taylor said. "I'm not trying to do too much."
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Time: 1:35 PM EDT Venue: Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA, 19148 The Cincinnati Reds are hoping to do something Sunday the franchise has not accomplished in more than a decade: Win a series in the City of Brotherly Love. Cincinnati has not taken a series at Citizens Bank Park since August 2006. The Reds are 0-9-1 in their last 10 series in Philadelphia and are looking to buck that trend in Sunday's rubber game of a weekend series. Scott Feldman will take the mound for the Reds. Feldman, a 13-year veteran, has faced every major league team during his career. He has just one outing against the Phillies, however, and it came on Opening Day of the 2017 season. Feldman's 2017 did not get off to the best start as he allowed a homer to the first batter he faced, Phillies second baseman Cesar Hernandez. Feldman gave up three runs and seven hits in that game as he failed to get through five innings, but the right-hander has been better lately. Feldman (3-4, 3.99 ERA) has gone at least six innings in three of his last four starts, which includes a complete-game shutout against the San Francisco Giants on May 7. In his last outing, Feldman held Cleveland to one run in six innings and struck out a season-best nine batters. It came on the heels of a start where he gave up five earned runs to the Chicago Cubs in less than three innings." You never want to throw up a clanker like that (start against the Cubs), but you have to have a short memory in this game," Feldman told MLB.com after his last start. "And baseball's just one of those funny games. You have some good and some bad, and you've just got to try to battle." The Phillies will send right-hander Zach Eflin to the mound. Eflin has struggled in his last two starts after looking solid through his first five appearances. In his last two outings, Eflin (0-2, 5.36 ERA) has combined to surrender 15 earned runs and 21 hits in 10 innings against the Texas Rangers and Colorado Rockies. His ERA has nearly doubled in those games, going from 2.81 to 5.36." It's frustrating, but it happens. It's baseball," Eflin said after his last start. "There are going to be times in my career where I give up a lot of hits and a lot of runs, but I'm really not worried about it right now. I'm going to continue to work at it and go hard every fifth day." The Phillies are hoping they can use Saturday's 4-3 walk-off win over the Reds as a turning point in what has been a lousy month. Philadelphia has lost 21 of its last 27 games, and it has not won a series since taking two games against Miami on April 26-27." We know what we're capable of," said first baseman Tommy Joseph, who hit a walk-off single in Saturday's win. "We have a great team in here, it's a matter of playing great as a team, and we were able to show that (Saturday)."
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Time: 1:35 PM EDT Venue: Fenway Park, Boston, Mass., 02215 BOSTON -- The Boston Red Sox are hot. The Seattle Mariners are not. On Sunday, the Red Sox, who have won six in a row, including the first two games of the weekend series with the Mariners, will send Rick Porcello out for the potential sweep of both the series and their six-game homestand. The Mariners, who have lost seven of their last eight and scored nine runs in those eight games, send right-hander Justin Bergman out to try to save their weekend." This is embarrassing," Nelson Cruz said after Saturday's 6-0 loss. "I don't think we should be in this situation. I understand we have injuries and all that but there's a point where you have to turn everything around." Asked about using the word embarrassing, Cruz said, "We haven't scored runs in how many days?"They scored one run in each game of a five-game losing streak, got a three-run homer from Cruz and scored four in a win in Washington and now have been blanked in back-to-back games for the first time in almost 3 years. Bergman, 1-2 in the majors this season after starting 5-0 with a 2.17 ERA at Tacoma, is going for Seattle in the finale. Boston starter Brian Johnson went all the way in a five-hitter Saturday before being optioned back to Pawtucket. They have outscored their opposition 47-15 during the winning streak, compiled against three teams from the American League West. Porcello (3-5) has already lost one more game this season than he did when winning the Cy Young Award last year. He won his last start, but gave up a season-high 11 hits and four earned runs in 6 2/3 innings in that game. Porcello is 6-4 with a 3.69 ERA in 11 career starts against the Mariners -- 1-1 in two starts against Seattle last year (including a complete game). The right-hander has a 3.18 ERA over his last seven starts and has 30 strikeouts while issuing just three walks in 31 2/3 innings over his last five starts. But he has yielded 29 hits and 11 earned runs in 18 2/3 innings in his last three starts. Robinson Cano is 10-for-30 (.333) with a homer against him, but Nelson Cruz is just 5-for-31 (.161) with nine strikeouts, Danny Valencia is 4-for-18 (.222), Jarrod Dyson is 2-for-11 (.182) and Kyle Seager is 3-for-13 (.231). Bergman, coming off a strong outing -- 7 1/3 innings, two hits, no runs, nine strikeouts against -- against the Oakland A's, was shelled in Washington in his last start. He lasted four innings and gave up 14 hits, including four homers, and 10 runs, all earned. He is 1-2 with a 6.30 ERA this season and 8-11 with a 5.85 with the Rockies and Mariners. He signed with Seattle as a free agent back in December. On Saturday, Johnson was the story for the Red Sox, becoming the first Boston pitcher to pitch a shutout in his Fenway Park debut since Pedro Martinez way back in 1998 -- also against Seattle. Then, he was sent back to the minors." That's the reality of the game," manager John Farrell said after Johnson, 26, struck out eight and walked none in his second win in as many tries this season -- with 85 strikes in 109 pitches." He was outstanding with first-pitch strikes, a great job with overall strike percentage ... just really happy for him, as everyone is here, given all that he's been through and just a game in complete control." He pitched Boston's first complete game of the season. The Red Sox have back-to-back shutouts for the first time in almost two years.
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Time: 2:10 PM EDT Venue: Miller Park, Milwaukee, Wis., 53214 MILWAUKEE -- All week long, as the Milwaukee Brewers navigated through a season-high five-game losing streak, they insisted that all it would take is one moment, one game to turn things around. They got it Saturday in the form of a near-no-hitter from Chase Anderson that stopped the skid. Now, they'll try to start another winning streak Sunday when Jimmy Nelson faces Patrick Corbin and the Arizona Diamondbacks at Miller Park." I was thinking about that before the game -- let's have one big performance from somebody that gets it done for you and snaps you out of it," manager Craig Counsell said. Their victory, coupled with the Cubs' 5-0 loss to the Dodgers Saturday night, moved Milwaukee back into first place in the National League Central. Counsell hinted Saturday that his lineup might look a little different Sunday as he has considered dropping slumping second baseman Jonathan Villar out of the leadoff spot. Villar batted .285 and stole 62 bases a year ago, but has flirted with the Mendoza line all season while striking out 60 times." We're not at the start of the season anymore," Counsell said. "We're past the start of the season. He hasn't gotten on track, certainly to the level he was at last year." He's still going to be in there. If anything, I'm kind of throwing around in my mind maybe moving him down in the lineup for a little stretch here and see if we can get him going in a different place in the lineup." Nelson had been having a good month, posting a 1-0 record and 1.15 ERA in three starts before he gave up four runs on eight hits and a walk over five innings Tuesday against the Blue Jays. He got in trouble early, allowing a pair of runs in the second inning then gave up a two-run homer to Kendrys Morales in the fifth." All day I just kind of got in too deep of counts, too many hitters' counts," Nelson said. "That was basically it. Get in pitchers' counts, good things happen. Hitters' counts, you got to make some really good pitches." He'll be making his fifth career start against Arizona. In the four previous meetings, Nelson is 1-2 with a 4.91 ERA. Corbin, meanwhile, has gone 2-3 with a 3.60 ERA in six career appearances (five starts) against the Brewers and has a 1-1 mark and 4.76 ERA in three outings at Miller Park, including two starts. He comes into the game on a high note, having cleared the sixth inning in each of his last three starts with victories in his last two decisions to even his record at 4-4 on the season. Corbin held the White Sox to three runs on eight hits his last time out, striking out five with just one walk in six innings of work. Arizona had won six in a row before the Saturday loss but manager Torey Lovullo was able to find reason for optimism despite nearly being no-hit." We always focus on the positive to get us ready for the next moment," Lovullo said. "Nick (Ahmed) came up with a big base hit to stop the no-hitter and then we didn't shut down. We made a little noise in the ninth inning and made them maneuver in their bullpen a little bit and get some of their backend guys up, so we'll build on that and get ready for tomorrow." A victory over Milwaukee on Sunday would clinch the series for the Diamondbacks, who have won four of their last five overall with sweeps of the Mets and White Sox included in that stretch.
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Time: 2:10 PM EDT Venue: U. S. Cellular Field, Chicago, Ill., 60616 CHICAGO -- The Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox will conclude a long weekend at Guaranteed Rate Field on Sunday afternoon. The teams played a doubleheader Saturday after their first game of Friday's scheduled doubleheader was rained out and the remaining game started 1 hour, 25 minutes late due to a rain delay and didn't end until 12:17 a.m. CT. That was after the Tigers arrived in Chicago at 4 a.m. after traveling from Houston. The teams are scheduled to play one game Sunday, but rain is in the forecast. The White Sox won the first two games of the series before dropping Saturday's second game. Jordan Zimmermann (4-3, 5.86 ERA) will start for the Tigers. The right-hander pitched his first quality start since April 8 in his last outing when he limited the Astros to five hits in six innings but gave up four runs (two earned) to take the loss. He is 4-1 with a 4.59 ERA in six career starts against the White Sox. He beat Chicago on April 30, allowing three runs and striking out five in five innings. He is 1-0 with a 2.57 ERA in two career starts at Guaranteed Rate Field. Miguel Gonzalez (3-5, 4.55) takes the ball for the White Sox. The right-hander went 3-0 with a 2.00 ERA in his first four starts of the season, but allowed 24 runs (22 earned) in 28 1/3 innings for five straight losses. Gonzalez is 2-5 with a 7.65 ERA in 10 career appearances (eight starts) against Detroit. He gave up seven runs (six earned) and a season-high14 hits in six innings against the Tigers on April 30." Keep working hard and things are going to go my way," Gonzalez said after his last start, a loss to the Diamondbacks. Besides dealing with fatigue this weekend, both teams are juggling injuries. The White Sox added outfielder Adam Engel from Triple-A Charlotte on Saturday after infielder Tyler Saladino went on the 10-day disabled list for back spasms. Engel made his major league debut as a pinch runner in Saturday's opener and got his first hit in the nightcap." Tremendously gifted outfielder, runs real well," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. "He was starting to put together a pretty good run at the Triple-A level." Tigers second baseman Ian Kinsler went on the 10-day disabled list Saturday for a left hamstring strain." (Friday) when he pinch hit I guess at some point running he felt a little bit in his hamstring again, and this thing has kind of lingered now for over three weeks," manager Brad Ausmus said. "He's able to play through it at times, but last night he said it bothered him. We just made a decision -- we need to get rid of this for once and for all. We can't let this thing linger and linger." Detroit recalled outfielder JaCoby Jones from Triple-A Toledo, purchased the contract of right-handed pitcher Arcenio Leon from Toledo and optioned left-handed pitcher Chad Bell to Toledo.
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Time: 2:10 PM EDT Venue: Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX, 77002 HOUSTON -- The Astros will close their 10-game homestand with right-hander Lance McCullers on the mound opposite Baltimore Orioles right-hander Alex Asher in Sunday's series finale at Minute Maid Park. McCullers (5-1, 2.43 ERA) will carry a scoreless innings streak of 22 into his 11th start of the season, a span that includes him not having allowed an earned run over his last four starts for the Astros (34-16). McCullers is 2-0 with a 1.29 ERA in his career against the Orioles with 21 strikeouts over 14 innings. He endured a wild performance against Baltimore on May 26, 2016, allowing just one run on one hit while also recording 10 strikeouts and issuing six walks while tossing 108 pitches over five innings in a 4-2 victory. Asher (1-2, 2.17 ERA) will make his third start of the season, his first since replacing veteran righty Ubaldo Jimenez in the rotation. Asher will not only make his first career appearance against the Astros, Sunday will mark his first outing against an American League West opponent. The Orioles (25-22) are in need of a breakthrough, whether from Asher or their offense. Baltimore dropped its sixth consecutive game on Saturday night and has scored more than three runs just once during that skid, a 14-7 setback against the Minnesota Twins on May 22." It doesn't happen in one game," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of a collective rebound by the offense. "It doesn't always work that way. We have to have cooperation from the other club, and they're not going to. That's a really good team over there with good pitching and a lot of ways to beat you." With both members of their starting battery returning from the disabled list Saturday, the Astros could easily evaluate how left-hander Dallas Keuchel was feeling after being sidelined for 10 days with a pinched nerve in his neck. The evaluation of catcher Brian McCann had the potential to be a bit trickier, that was until McCann took a foul tip off his facemask in the seventh inning. McCann had been on the 7-day concussion DL after suffering a concussion in New York against the Yankees on May 14. McCann finished 0-for-2 with a pair of walks." We always get nervous the first time back and as a catcher you're not going to be able to avoid foul tips or balls in the dirt that kick up," said Astros manager A. J. Hinch, a former catcher. "And I think all of us, including McCann, needed a test. Are you OK? How does it feel?"After not catching for those seven days just the speed of the game and the physicality of catching can take its toll on him. But he seemed to be OK. We checked with him and he finished the game." Said McCann after the Astros' 5-2 victory: "It felt great. The game slowed down probably after the third or fourth inning. So, it was good to get back out there and get another win."
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Time: 2:10 PM EDT Venue: Target Field, Minneapolis, MN, 55403 MINNEAPOLIS -- Brian Dozier had just finished off a big win for the Minnesota Twins on Saturday with a two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning. Dozier said winning Saturday -- after losing to the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday to continue a season-long trend -- was important. The Twins are aware, even as they've climbed to the top of the American League Central, that they are excelling on the road and missing chances at home." It was a must win as far as with the pressure building to win at home for us, have a chance to win the series," Dozier said. "Good teams find ways, even down early again, (Eddie) Rosario with the big hit and manufacture runs last in the game. It's a big win, a chance to win the series." Minnesota bounced back after Friday's loss to win 5-3 on Saturday. The Twins enter Sunday trying to win another series at home, where they are 12-15 this season. Asked about feeling pressure to win at home, Dozier backtracked a bit." It doesn't really bother us," Dozier said. "To be honest, we keep doing really well on the road, I think it's alright. But you have to win at home. Over the course of a long season, you got to stack up wins at home and we've failed to do that." A win Sunday would help the positivity at Target Field, aside from a surprising place atop the American League Central. Right-hander Kyle Gibson (1-4, 8.62 ERA) will start for Minnesota on Sunday. Tampa Bay has right-hander Alex Cobb (4-4, 3.82) taking the mound. Gibson is 1-4 with a 7.82 ERA in five career starts against the Rays. He wasn't sharp earlier this season and was demoted to Triple-A Rochester. But the Twins needed another starter with the back end of the rotation faltering and facing injuries. In his last outing, Gibson gave up six runs in five innings but managed his first win after Minnesota's offense came up big." As starts go on, your job changes from start to start," Gibson told MLB.com after the start. "After that big inning, the second, my job wasn't go six or seven innings. It was go five, six or seven innings and keep them right there and give them a chance. Thankfully I was able to do it." Cobb hasn't returned to his pre-surgery form but might be finding his way. He has made 15 starts since his return from Tommy John surgery and has allowed at least four runs in eight of the starts. However, he's pitched into the seventh inning in his last four starts and owns a 3.12 ERA in five May starts. Cobb pitched into the eighth against the Angels in his last outing but left frustrated after allowing two homers in the first inning." This one's difficult for me," Cobb told the Tampa Bay Times. "One of the more frustrating games when I left."
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Time: 3:10 PM EDT Venue: Coors Field, Denver, Colo., 80205 DENVER -- The Colorado Rockies are 11-2-2 in series this season and will try to improve upon that record when they play the rubber game of their series Sunday with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Rockies haven't lost in their last eight series since they dropped three of four games to the Washington Nationals at Coors Field from April 24-27. After crushing the Cardinals 10-0 on Friday night, the Rockies were blanked 3-0 on Saturday night. It is only the second time in Rockies franchise history that they were shut out following a shutout win in the previous game at Coors Field and that occurrence also happened against the Cardinals. On July 24, 2006, the Rockies won 7-0. The next day, the Cardinals beat them 1-0. Rockies rookie German Marquez (3-2, 3.86) will oppose Lance Lynn (4-2, 2.53) in the series finale. Marquez is 3-0 with a 0.95 ERA in his past three starts with six walks, 17 strikeouts and 14 hits allowed in 19 innings. In his last outing Tuesday at Philadelphia, Marquez gave up one run in six innings in Colorado's 8-2 victory. This will be Marquez's second career start against the Cardinals, whom he faced in September in his first career start and fourth big league game. He's 1-0 with a 1.80 ERA against them after allowing four hits and one run in five innings in Colorado's 11-1 win. Rockies leadoff hitter Charlie Blackmon's eight-game hitting streak ended Saturday when he went 0-for-4. During the streak, Blackmon hit .432 with three home runs, two doubles, one triple and 14 RBIs. He leads the majors in hits (69), RBIs (45) and multi-hit games (23)." From his first couple years until now, there's been a fast growth," Rockies manager Bud Black said. "You usually see that growth in the minor leagues where guys get better as they go through the minor leagues and they get to the big leagues and they sort of maintain that level of performance. But I think Charlie's one of those guys who has truly gotten better as a big leaguer from the time he first he got here until now. You don't see that often." Lynn ranks second among National League pitchers with an opponents average of .188 but has allowed nine homers in 53 1/3 innings. In his last start at Los Angeles and opposed by Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, Lynn allowed two hits and one run in eight innings with two walks and 10 strikeouts in a 123-pitch outing. The Cardinals lost the game 2-1 in 13 innings. The Cardinals are 5-4 in games started by Lynn, who is 2-1 with a 2.30 ERA in five career starts against the Rockies and 1-0 with a 1.77 ERA in three starts at Coors Field. Cardinals center fielder Dexter Fowler, who began his career with the Rockies, went 2-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and a walk Saturday night. It was just Fowler's second multi-hit game since April 28. In the first season of the five-year, $82.5 million contract he signed as a free agent last winter, Fowler is hitting .216 in 42 games with six homers, 18 RBIs, 26 runs scored and a .311 on-base percentage. But his slow start isn't evident in Fowler's daily interaction with his teammates, coaches and manager." I think it's been impressive that you can't tell he's hitting two-whatever," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "He shows up the same guy as when it was the first day of spring training, just loving life, loving the game, treating his teammates with a lot of respect." This guy loves life, kind of lets it shine -- just the kind of person who creates a good atmosphere no matter what his circumstances are and that's hard to do. There's not many people like that."
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Time: 4:05 PM EDT Venue: AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA, 94107 SAN FRANCISCO -- The injury-plagued San Francisco Giants hope they can put one potential issue behind them when Johnny Cueto takes the mound to face the Atlanta Braves in the finale of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon. Cueto is coming off a career-worst, three-home run allowance against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday, an effort the veteran blamed on a second blister that had sprouted on his right hand during a between-starts session in St. Louis. Cueto had been expected to help fill the void created by Madison Bumgarner's separated shoulder. But after winning four of his first six starts, he hasn't won any of his last four, including the most recent two in which he's been pounded for nine runs and 13 hits in 12 innings." It's not a case where we're pushing it," Giants manager Bruce Bochy claimed, insisting Cueto wouldn't be pitching Sunday if he weren't close to 100 percent. "He wants to pitch and he's battling it. He hasn't quite gotten over it." The Giants could help ease their starter's pain with another offensive effort like the one that produced a 6-3 win over the Braves on Saturday night. The nine-hit attack featured a pair of home runs, including a two-run shot by backup catcher Nick Hundley that was just the Giants' eighth of the season with at least one man aboard. Home runs have traditionally been a problem for Braves right-hander R. A. Dickey, who gets the call with Atlanta having a chance to win the series. The Braves took the opener of the three-game set 2-0 Friday night behind left-hander Jaime Garcia's gem. Dickey has allowed 24 or more home runs in five consecutive seasons. He appears well on his way to making it six straight, having been bombed for 11 already this year. Dickey is 2-1 with a 2.88 ERA in five career starts against the Giants. He's allowed just three homers in those games, one to Brandon Belt, who contributed a solo shot to Saturday's win, and two others to reserve outfielders (Gorkys Hernandez and Justin Ruggiano) who might not even play Sunday. Like Cueto, Dickey has struggled of late, having gone winless in his last four starts. The knuckleballer was last seen giving up 11 hits in six innings in a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh in which both teams finished with 15 hits. After watching his team struggle offensively in Saturday's loss to Giants left-hander Ty Blach, Braves manager Brian Snitker admitted he was looking forward to seeing a righty on Sunday." That's only the fourth (lefty) starter we've faced all year," Snitker observed. "Guys like that can give you trouble. We haven't seen that." Cueto has just a 1-3 lifetime record and 3.86 ERA in seven starts against Atlanta. The Braves had entered Saturday's game on a nice offensive role. They'd won 10 of their previous 15 games by averaging 5.0 runs per contest. Atlanta had clubbed 49 extra-base hits over that 15-game stretch, then got a triple from Danny Santana and a double from Matt Kemp in Saturday's loss to raise the number to 51. The Braves haven't lost any of their last five series, winning three and splitting a pair.
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Time: 4:10 PM EDT Venue: Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, 90012 LOS ANGELES -- The law of averages reveals that the staff aces for the Cubs and Dodgers would meet at least once in the last decade, or since Los Angeles' Clayton Kershaw made his major league debut in 2008 -- two years later than Chicago's Jon Lester. But they haven't, which adds spine-tingling anticipation to the finale of their three-game series Sunday at Dodger Stadium when they finally work from the same mound in a game. As heavyweight matchups go, this is the biggest in 2017. Lester has three World Series rings, finished in the top three in Cy Young voting three times, was last year's National League Championship Series MVP (versus the Dodgers) and has 149 career victories. Kershaw has won the Cy Young award three times, has 133 career wins and pitched three times in Los Angeles' NL Division series win against the Nationals, once in relief to clinch the series that sent the Dodgers to the NLCS against the Cubs. So the anticipation is warranted. Lester, 3-2 with a 3.19 ERA this season, pitched the Cubs' first complete game of the season against the Giants on Tuesday. He's faced the Dodgers six times in the regular season, with a 2-2 record and 2.82 ERA. He's allowed four hits or fewer in five of those starts, and one run or fewer in four. He also pitched twice against the Dodgers in the NLCS in 2016 with the Cubs winning both (Games 1 and 5), throwing 13 total innings with nine hits and two runs. Kershaw is 7-2 this season with a 2.01 ERA, league-leading 0.82 WHIP and .198 opponent batting average. He pitched nine innings, allowing three hits and striking out 10 in a no-decision against the Cardinals on Tuesday in a game that went 13 innings. Kershaw is 5-3 with a 2.18 ERA in eight career starts against the Cubs, allowing 43 hits and 13 walks while striking out 68 in 53 2/3 innings. He allowed three runs or fewer in all eight starts. He faced the Cubs twice in the 2017 NLCS, allowing two hits and no runs in a 1-0 win in Game 2, and then being touched for four runs in the Game 6 clincher, at that moment the biggest game in Cubs history since it put them in the World Series for the first time since 1945. Some Dodger fans will always wonder "what if?" about that series. Manager Dave Roberts, with the NLCS tied 2-2, chose not to use Kershaw on three days rest in Game 5 versus Lester. Lester's complete game Tuesday was the 15th of his career. In the Cubs' home opener this season against the Dodgers when the World Series flag was raised, he allowed one run in six innings in an eventual 3-2 Cubs victory." Not too shabby right?" Lester joked after the win against the Giants, his 12th at Wrigley in his last 16 home outings. "I think the complete game now is few and far between, so there's always that gratification to go out there and finish it and walk off and shake everybody's hand as they go off the field." "That's classic stuff. He just kept getting better," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said. "He's a real thoroughbred starting pitcher and he's starting to feel it." Lester did not have a three-ball count and he needed only 99 pitches and a mere 2:05 on the clock for the win. Kershaw has been brilliant all season, walking eight batters in 10 starts. He's allowed two runs or fewer eight times. He's also allowing himself to step back from his usual desire to pitch to exhaustion, accepting Roberts' desire to keep him fresh, use the deep Dodgers' bullpen and maintain his health a season after missing time with a back injury." I understand where they're coming from," Kershaw told the L. A. Times this week. "I feel like everything (Roberts) is trying to do is benefiting everybody." "There are going to be times when I'll lean on him," Roberts said. "But I'm cognizant of trying to manage him the right way.''Kershaw shrugs off all of the statistical accolades he's compiling." I'm not worried about the career stuff," Kershaw said. "Eventually, you'll get to look back on it all. But hopefully I'm right in the middle of all that stuff." As for his 0.86 WHIP? "Well, one bad outing, and that will go right back up."
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Time: 8:08 PM EDT Venue: PNC Park, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15212 PITTSBURGH -- Matt Harvey, you're up. The right-hander is scheduled to start for the New York Mets when they meet the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park in the final game of a weekend series on Sunday night. The Mets, who have lost four of their past six games after dropping Saturday's contest 5-4 to Pittsburgh, have some pitching woes. Their starters aren't giving them enough innings often enough -- Jacob deGrom's win in 8 2/3 innings Friday against the Pirates being an exception. The bullpen is often overtaxed. And starters Noah Syndergaard (right lat muscle injury) and Steven Matz (left elbow inflammation) are out with no set return date. New York could use more of what deGrom gave them." He did exactly what we needed," Mets Manager Terry Collins said. "He got us extremely deep in the game." On Saturday, Zack Wheeler got the Mets through six innings -- just the fourth time in his past nine starts he has lasted through six -- and left with a 4-3 lead. But the New York bullpen blew it when the Pirates tied it in the ninth against reliever Addison Reed." The way I'm pitching right now is unacceptable," Reed said. "It's not what is expected of me. It's not what I'm getting paid for. I have to pitch better than this because right now it's just unacceptable." Pittsburgh then won it in the 10th against Tyler Pill, pressed into making his major league debut in a pressure situation, and Josh Edgin. Collins had hoped for more from Wheeler, but said going into the seventh, "Zack got a blister on his finger, he said it wasn't really bothering him but it looked pretty bad. I said, 'Hey, we've just got to get six outs to get the ball to Addison,' so I felt great." We got out of the seventh, we got out of the eighth and we gave the ball to Addison Reed. We were right where we wanted. ... I got the ball to the guy I wanted to get it to. We wanted outs, we didn't get them. It's just one of those things." One of the types of things that has contributed to the Mets' 20-27 record, more specifically. Harvey (3-3, 5.36 ERA) is 0-1 in three career starts against Pittsburgh but has not faced the Pirates since 2015. He's coming off of a win Tuesday as the Mets beat San Diego 9-3, but he only lasted five innings, giving up two runs on three hits, striking out six and walking four. It was the fourth time he has allowed two runs or fewer in a start this season. Harvey's control has been a little off. He has walked 26 batters in 50 1/3 innings, compared with 25 walks in 92 2/3 innings last season. The scheduled starter for Pittsburgh (23-27) is Tyler Glasnow (2-3, 6.69 ERA), who has never faced the Mets. He will be making his 10th start, and it has been trying at times for the 23-year-old who began the season in the major leagues for the first time. On Tuesday at Atlanta, he had one of his better outings in a no-decision, allowing two runs in six innings, but a long rain delay cost him a win as the Braves came back for a 6-5 walk-off win. He also went 3-for-3 at the plate." Another step forward," manager Clint Hurdle said of Glasnow.
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