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P17 4 Layout 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2017 SPORTS Bryce Harper, Hunter Strickland suspended for punch-up NEW YORK: Washington Nationals Strickland plunked him with a fastball Both players have been fined an be nursing a grudge. “It’s not even rel- tional. “What’s a man supposed to do? star Bryce Harper and San Francisco to the ribs. undisclosed amount but have sig- evant anymore,” Harper said of his He’s not a punching bag,” said Baker, Giants pitcher Hunter Strickland were Strickland was banned for six nalled their intention to appeal. 2014 exploits. “They won the World who also said he did not believer hit with suspensions on Tuesday for games after league chiefs deemed his Monday’s flare-up was the first Series that year. He’s got a ring on his Harper should be suspended. their role in a spectacular bench- pitch at Harper’s body during meeting between the two players finger. He shouldn’t be worried about “If anybody gets suspended, the clearing brawl during their Memorial Monday’s game was intentional. since the 2014 playoffs, when Harper what happened in the first round.” pitcher should get suspended,” Baker Day game. The fight, which saw both players blasted Strickland for two consecutive Nationals manager Dusty Baker said. “Our guy just responded to get- Harper was suspended for four connect with blows to the head, home runs. Harper later expressed defended Harper for his fiery response ting hit. We don’t start anything, but games for charging the mound after cleared the benches at AT&T Park. incredulity that Strickland could still to a plunking he believed was inten- we don’t take anything.” —AFP SAN FRANCISCO: Ryan Zimmerman #11 of the Washington Nationals scores sliding past the tag of Buster Posey #28 of the San Francisco Giants in the top of the first inning at AT&T Park on Tuesday in San Francisco, California.— AFP BASEBALL Chris Sale makes shaky return to Chicago Red Sox beat White Sox CHICAGO: Chris Sale made a shaky return to Dodgers a 4-3 lead. Brandon Morrow (1-0) Cabrera allowed the tying runs to score in the Mariners sweep two games in Denver. It was against Chase Whitley (1-1), breaking a 5-5 tie. his former home, but Deven Marrero hit two of pitched a scoreless inning for the win. Michael seventh when he flubbed a bases-loaded just the Rockies’ third loss in 17 series and first After a sacrifice fly from Shin-Soo Choo, Boston’s season-high six home runs and the Wacha (2-3) needed 77 pitches to get through popup with two outs. Wily Peralta (5-4) since April 24-27 against Washington. They also Andrus’ single to left scored two more. Keone Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 13-7 on three innings, the shortest outing for a St. pitched a perfect 11th in his fourth relief out- fell out of first place in the NL West, dropping a Kela (2-1) pitched a scoreless eighth, and clos- Tuesday night. Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., Louis starter this season. The Cardinals have ing since he was dropped from Milwaukee’s half-game behind the streaking Dodgers. Ben er Matt Bush had a perfect ninth in a non-save Xander Bogaerts and Mitch Moreland also dropped 10 of 13. rotation in mid-May, but then allowed a single Gamel, who replaced slugger Nelson Cruz in situation. went deep. The Red Sox won for the seventh to pinch hitter T.J. Rivera leading off the 12th. the second inning, and Guillermo Heredia each time in nine games after an anticipated duel INDIANS 9, ATHLETICS 4 Michael Conforto walked and Jose Reyes had three of Seattle’s season-high 19 hits. The ASTROS 7, TWINS 2 between aces never materialized. Sale (6-2) Trevor Bauer struck out an AL-best 14 in grounded into a forceout that left runners at Mariners jumped on Rockies lefty Tyler Jose Altuve had four hits and two RBIs, got a warm reception from the crowd and a seven innings, leading Cleveland to the win. the corners. With the infield at double-play Anderson (3-5). Seager hit a two-run homer in Mike Fiers struck out eight over six innings in rude welcome from his old team. The five-time Bauer’s career-best strikeout total was one depth, Bruce singled up the middle to end a a three-run second, and his two-run double in his bid to retain a spot in Houston’s banged-up All-Star gave up six runs and 10 hits - both sea- shy of this season’s major league-high of 15 game that lasted 4 hours, 24 minutes. Josh the third helped the Mariners go up 6-0. rotation, and the major league-leading Astros son highs - over five innings in his first appear- by Washington’s Stephen Strasburg against Smoker (1-2) pitched three scoreless innings earned their sixth straight victory. Alex ance against the White Sox. Chicago left-han- San Diego on Saturday. Bauer (5-4) allowed in New York’s third straight win. The NL RANGERS 9, RAYS 5 Bregman homered and drove in two runs, pro- der Jose Quintana (2-7) got pounded for seven three runs and seven hits with one walk. Four Central-leading Brewers lost for the seventh Elvis Andrus had a career-high five RBIs for viding further support for Fiers (2-2) in his best runs and 10 hits in 2 2/3 innings. It was his Cleveland pitchers combined to strike out 19, time in nine games. Texas, including a tying three-run homer in the of 10 starts this season. Fiers fell behind 2-0 in shortest outing since he lasted one inning tying a franchise record for a nine-inning seventh inning. Andrus’ two-out drive deep the first when Eddie Rosario drew a bases- against the New York Yankees on Sept. 2, 2013. game. Rookie Bradley Zimmer had a career- MARLINS 7, PHILLIES 2 into the visiting bullpen ended a stretch of five loaded walk and Byron Buxton followed with high four RBIs for the Indians, hitting a two- Giancarlo Stanton hit his third homer since scoreless innings from the Tampa Bay bullpen an infield single, but Astros hacked their way BLUE JAYS 6, REDS 4 run double in the fourth and a two-run moving into the No. 2 spot in the batting after Matt Andriese left in the second with a back against Jose Berrios (3-1). Buxton had Kendrys Morales hit a tiebreaking homer in homer in the eighth. Sonny Gray (2-2) order, a change that has revived Miami, which mild groin strain. Jared Hoying’s liner off the two hits and drove in a run. Berrios gave up the eighth inning for Toronto, and Josh allowed seven runs in 4 2/3 innings for won its third game in a row. Marcell Ozuna top of the wall in right came with the bases five hits and four walks in five innings, the Donaldson belted an upper-deck drive. All six Oakland, which dropped a season-high seven also homered for the Marlins, whose modest loaded and one out in a four-run eighth shortest of his four starts this year. —AP Toronto runs came on homers. Jose Bautista games below .500. winning streak is their longest since mid-April. and Russell Martin also connected for the Stanton hit a two-run homer, his 14th, in a Blue Jays, who have hit 47 homers in May. YANKEES 8, ORIOLES 3 five-run third. Since he moved up to the No. 2 Cincinnati’s Zack Cozart hit two solo home Brett Gardner and Matt Holliday each spot, Stanton is 12 for 29 (.414) with three runs and Joey Votto had a third. Morales homered twice, Aaron Judge drove in two homers and seven RBIs in seven games, and broke a 4-all tie with a two-run blast off Blake runs and the Yankees received a solid pitching the Marlins are 5-2 while outscoring oppo- Wood (0-3), his 10th. Joe Smith (1-0) worked performance from Luis Severino. Gardner set nents 48-22. Both starting pitchers departed one inning for the win and Roberto Osuna the tone for the AL East leaders by connecting with injuries. Phillies right-hander Vince finished for his 10th save. Toronto has won on the third pitch from Chris Tillman (1-2), who Velasquez (2-5) left in the second inning seven of eight. had not allowed a home run in his previous because of a right elbow flexor strain, and four starts this season. Holliday went deep in Marlins left-hander Justin Nicolino exited after DODGERS 9, CARDINALS 4 the first inning and again in the third for his three scoreless innings due to a bruised left Chase Utley, Logan Forsythe and Chris 22nd career multihomer game. Gardner’s sec- index finger. Dustin McGowan (2-0) replaced Taylor combined to reach base 11 times and ond solo shot sparked a three-run fourth that Nicolino and allowed one run in three innings. totaled six runs, helping the Dodgers rally for made it 8-0. Severino (4-2) gave up one run their sixth straight win. Utley finished a homer and seven hits over 6 1/3 innings. Trey Mancini DIAMONDBACKS 3, PIRATES 0 shy of the cycle. Forsythe reached five times, had three hits and an RBI for the Orioles, who Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray pitched a including three walks, and Taylor reached have lost eight of nine and 14 of 18.
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