Rangers 5, Giants 4 ARLINGTON, Texas (Aug 4) — The Texas Rangers absolved themselves of their five-error game against the San Francisco Giants on Monday by beating them, 5–4, Tuesday. A walk-off double by Ezequiel Duran helped the Rangers even this three-game set and secure their fifth walk-off victory of the season. They’ll have the […]
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The phone lines at Citizens Bank Park burned hot Monday morning. Dave Dombrowski picked up the receiver and did what he does best. He made two trades that reshaped the roster and announce to the entire National League that the Philadelphia Phillies trade for playoff contention is not a half-measure. This is a full-throttle push. […]
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Giants 5, Rangers 1 ARLINGTON, Texas (Aug 3) — The Texas Rangers‘ losing streak now stands at six as they fell to the San Francisco Giants, 5–1, Monday night. The big hits of the night belonged to Jung Hoo Lee, who homered twice in this game to the dismay of the 23,736 in attendance. The […]
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Diamondbacks 15, Athletics 5 PHOENIX (July 22) — A 14-run outburst in the middle innings, highlighted by five home runs, led the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 15–5 blowout victory over the Athletics Wednesday afternoon in front of 19,343 at Chase Field. Athletics – Diamondbacks Game Summary The Athletics opened the scoring in the top of […]
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Diamondbacks 6, Athletics 5 (10 innings) PHOENIX — A pair of tenth-inning bases-loaded singles — one by Nolan Arenado and the other by Ildemaro Vargas — brought home the tying and winning runs for the Arizona Diamondbacks, giving them a 10th-inning walkoff win over the visiting Athletics Tuesday night. The Diamondbacks led most of the […]
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Athletics 5, Diamondbacks 2 PHOENIX (July 20) — A two-run single by pinch-hitter Jeff McNeil led to a three-run seventh, giving the Athletics a 5–2 win over the host Arizona Diamondbacks Monday night at Chase Field. That was one of fifteen hits for the Athletics, a team that saw five players notch multi-hit games. Rookie […]
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Diamondbacks 9, Cardinals 4 The St. Louis Cardinals could not recover from a six-run fourth inning Wednesday night at Busch Stadium, falling 9-4 to the Arizona Diamondbacks. Matthew Liberatore surrendered all six runs in that frame and took the loss. José Fermín and Blaze Jordan provided most of the offense for the Cardinals, but the […]
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