Mets Overpower San Francisco Giants 4-1
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Sports42 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2015 Mets overpower San Francisco Giants 4-1 SAN FRANCISCO: All-Star Jacob deGrom allowed two hits over eight innings, Eric Campbell hit a two-run homer and the New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants 4-1 Wednesday to win consecutive road series for the first time this season. Juan Lagares also drove in a run for the Mets, who took advantage of an error by All-Star shortstop Brandon Crawford to break a 0-0 tie in the sixth. DeGrom (9-6) allowed a double to Hunter Pence in the third inning and a bloop single to Brandon Belt in the fourth, then retired 13 consecutive batters. The reigning NL Rookie of the Year, deGrom struck out 10 and walked one. He is 5-1 with a 1.09 ERA in day games. Mets starting pitchers have allowed three or fewer hits in each of their last four starts. Jeurys Familia got two outs for his 24th save in 26 chances. In his second start after missing 2 1/2 months because of a strained back, Jake Peavy (0-4) gave up two runs - one earned - and six hits in seven innings. ROYALS 9, RAYS 7 Lorenzo Cain and Jarrod Dyson hit two-run homers, Alcides Escobar had four hits and Kansas City pounded All-Star Chris Archer before holding off Tampa Bay. The Royals lost All-Star outfielder Alex Gordon to a strained groin in the fourth inning. He was hurt on Logan Forsythe’s inside-the-park homer. Dyson countered with an inside-the-park homer two innings later. It was the first time there were two in one game since the Cubs’ Sammy Sosa and Pirates’ Tony Womack DENVER: (From left) Los Angeles Angels center fielder Mike Trout, left fielder Daniel Robertson, shortstop Erick Aybar, right fielder Kole did it on May 26, 1997. Tampa Bay, swept in a double- Calhoun and second baseman Johnny Giavotella celebrate after defeating the Colorado Rockies 3-2 in a baseball game Thursday, July header Tuesday, fell for the 10th time in 11 games. 9, 2015, in Denver. — AP Jeremy Guthrie (7-5) got the win. Joe Blanton gave up win. Antonio Bastardo worked a scoreless ninth to pick scoring opportunity in the 11th but pinch-runner Ryan Francisco Rodriguez pitched the ninth for his 19th three runs in the ninth before Greg Holland got the up his first save of the season. Goins got caught between second and third on save in as many chances. Teheran pitched seven final two outs, stranding runners on second and third, Devon Travis’ grounder. Travis was tagged out for the strong innings but Atlanta failed to sweep the three- to earn his 17th save. Archer (9-6) allowed a career- YANKEES 5, ATHLETICS 4 second out after trying to retreat back to third. game series. high nine runs on 11 hits over six innings. All-Star slugger Mark Teixeira homered twice after Scott Kazmir left his start with triceps tightness, and INDIANS 4, ASTROS 2 RED SOX 6, MARLINS 3 CARDINALS 6, CUBS 5 CC Sabathia won for the first time in a month as New David Murphy drove in two runs with a double in Rick Porcello held Miami to two runs in six innings Jhonny Peralta hit a two-run homer with two outs York held off Oakland. Stephen Drew, who entered as the eighth inning to send Trevor Bauer and Cleveland to snap a career-worst, seven-game losing streak, in the ninth inning and St Louis jolted Chicago. The a late-game defensive replacement in a 1-for-24 to a win over Houston. Murphy, who came in 3-for-9 David Ortiz hit a two-run homer and surging Boston Cardinals trailed 5-4 and Cubs reliever Pedro Strop (1- slump, homered off Fernando Abad in the eighth to vs. left-handers this season, snapped a 2-2 tie by won its season-high fourth straight. The victory com- 4) quickly retired the first two batters in the ninth. Matt give New York a 5-2 lead. Andrew Miller, just off the pulling a pitch from lefty Joe Thatcher (1-3) over right pleted a two-game sweep of the interleague series. It Carpenter followed with a four-pitch walk and Peralta disabled list, nearly gave it all back in his first appear- fielder Preston’s Tucker’s head, scoring rookie was Boston’s fourth consecutive series victory, also a connected on a 1-2 pitch, hitting a drive that barely ance since June 9, allowing a two-run shot in the ninth Francisco Lindor and Michael Brantley. Bauer (8-5) season high. Michael Morse hit a solo homer for the cleared the wall in left field for his 12th home run. to Marcus Semien. Stephen Vogt reached second on allowed Evan Gattis’ two-run homer in the first but set- Marlins, who lost their fourth straight. Porcello (5-9) Miguel Socolovich (3-1) got two outs for the win. third baseman Gregorio Petit’s two-out throwing tled down nicely, allowing six hits and no walks in gave up eight hits, struck out four and walked one, Trevor Rosenthal gave up a two-out double to error. But Petit charged Ben Zobrist’s soft grounder eight innings. The right-hander retired 13 of the final halting a stretch that included giving up seven runs in Addison Russell in the ninth, but struck out Dexter and made a quick throw to first for the final out, with 14 batters he faced. Cody Allen worked the ninth for two innings in his previous start. Koji Uehara got the Fowler for his 25th save in 26 chances. The Cubs took Teixeira making a tough stretch. That gave Miller his his 17th save. With the score tied 2-2, Lindor doubled final three outs for his 21st save, collecting one for the a 5-4 in the sixth on Miguel Montero’s three-run dou- 18th save in 18 chances. with one out in the seventh, barely beating left fielder third straight game. Tom Koehler (7-5) was charged ble. Cardinals manager Mike Matheny and catcher Colby Rasmus’ throw to second with a head-first slide. with five runs - one earned - on five hits in six innings. Yadier Molina were ejected after Montero’s hit, argu- ANGELS 3, ROCKIES 2 Brantley walked and Murphy, a Houston native bat- ing that the pitch before the double should’ve been Mike Trout homered twice and Johnny Giavotella ting .368 in his last 49 games, came through with his TWINS 5, ORIOLES 3 called a strike instead of a ball. singled in the tiebreaking run with two outs in the clutch double. Brian Dozier and Joe Mauer hit back-to-back home ninth inning to lift Los Angeles over Colorado for its runs with two outs in the sixth inning, propelling DODGERS 5, PHILLIES 0 fifth straight win. The start was delayed by rain for 2 DIAMONDBACKS 7, RANGERS 4 Minnesota past Baltimore to complete a three-game Clayton Kershaw struck out 13 in snapping a five- hours, 7 minutes, and the teams played in 50-degree AJ Pollock hit a three-run homer during a five-run sweep. Manny Machado and Chris Davis hit consecu- start winless streak with an eight-hit shutout, and weather throughout. It didn’t bother Trout, who hit second inning in Texas left-hander Matt Harrison’s first tive homers off Casey Fien in the eighth for the Jimmy Rollins hit a three-run homer against his former mammoth homers in the first and sixth to account for start in more than a year, and Arizona beat the Orioles, but Glen Perkins got his 28th save in 28 team to help Los Angeles beat Philadelphia. Kershaw the Angels’ runs against starter Chris Rusin. It was the Rangers. Harrison (0-1) made his previous start on attempts with a perfect ninth. Tommy Milone (5-1) (6-6) walked none and threw 123 pitches. The left-han- fifth multihomer game of Trout’s career and second May 13, 2014, against Houston, when he left with back stayed unbeaten in seven starts since being brought der hasn’t allowed a run in his last 31 innings against this season. The reigning AL MVP has gone deep 24 stiffness about a month before career-threatening backfrom Triple-A Rochester at the beginning of June, the Phillies while making three straight scoreless starts times on the year, second in the league to teammate spinal fusion surgery. It was the last of three proce- striking out five in seven innings to lower his ERA to against them. He earned his 10th career shutout and Albert Pujols (26). Troy Tulowitzki had a first-inning dures for back problems that limited him to six 2.84. Orioles starter Ubaldo Jimenez pitched five 18th complete game in his 227th start. Kershaw, the single that extended his hitting streak to 20 games. It’s appearances over two seasons. Randall Delgado (4-2) scoreless innings, but he needed a season-high 110 reigning NL MVP and three-time Cy Young Award tied for the longest in the majors this season, and he was the second of five Arizona relievers behind right- pitches to finish them. Bud Norris (2-9), who was winner, is bidding for his fifth straight All-Star selec- has reached safely in 35 consecutive games. The hander Jeremy Hellickson, who came out after four bumped from the rotation last week, took over in the tion. He’s among five candidates in the fan vote for the Angels loaded the bases against John Axford (1-2) innings because of a blister on his right thumb.