A’s saddle Yanks with 5th loss in row

TEAM REC-Team’s Record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s record versus this opponent 2017 statistics. Zimmerman Was Posey SF DMurphy Was Ozuna Mia Blackmon Col Kemp Atl DPeralta Ari Goldschmidt Ari Harper Was Cozart Cin HOME RUNS Votto, CIN Zimrman, WAS Bellinger, LA Bruce, NY Schebler, CIN Thames, MIL RUNS Gldschmdt, AZ Blackmon, CO Harper, WAS Votto, CIN RBI Lamb, AZ Reynolds, CO Blackmon, CO Gldschmdt, AZ Zimrman, WAS HITS Blackmon, CO Murphy, WAS Inciarte, ATL DOUBLES Arenado, CO Herrera, PHI Kemp, ATL 19 19 18 18 18 18 58 56 54 49 58 55 53 53 53 92 86 85 24 23 19 61 227 56 202 62 250 65 252 68 280 55 226 59 215 68 240 60 225 57 214 45 30 43 39 56 28 41 58 54 38 82 72 86 83 92 74 69 77 72 68 .361 .356 .344 .329 .329 .327 .321 .321 .320 .318 Zimrman, WAS 19 TRIPLES Blackmon, CO Cozart, CIN Broxton, MIL Fowler, STL STOLEN BASES Hamilton, CIN Gordon, MIA Turner, WAS PITCHING Kershaw, LA 9-2 Greinke, AZ 8-3 Scherzer, WAS 8-4 ERA Kershaw, LA 2.23 Scherzr, WAS 2.26 Ray, AZ 2.62 Lynn, STL 2.69 STRIKEOUTS Scherzer, WAS 134 Martinez, STL 107 Ray, AZ 107 Kershaw, LA 105 Greinke, AZ 104 9 5 4 4 28 23 22 Judge NYY AGarcia ChW SCastro NYY Dickerson TB Altuve Hou Bogaerts Bos Hosmer KC AHicks NYY Alonso Oak Correa Hou HOME RUNS Judge, NY Morrison, TB Smoak, TOR Gallo, TEX Moustakas, KC Springer, HOU RUNS Judge, NY Castro, NY Springer, HOU RBI Cruz, SEA Judge, NY Garcia, CHI Sano, MIN HITS Dickerson, TB Castro, NY Altuve, HOU Garcia, CHI Bogaerts, BOS Hosmer, KC DOUBLES Betts, BOS Lowrie, OAK 22 19 19 18 18 18 58 50 49 53 49 48 48 88 85 83 83 79 79 23 22 63 230 64 246 65 264 65 269 67 256 63 251 66 255 54 180 58 185 61 239 60 37 50 48 43 41 35 39 37 43 78 83 87 88 83 79 79 55 56 72 .339 .337 .330 .327 .324 .315 .310 .306 .303 .301 Dickerson, TB Schoop, BAL TRIPLES Bogaerts, BOS 4 Castellanos, DET 4 6 tied at 3 STOLEN BASES Maybin, LA 20 Dyson, SEA 16 Andrus, TEX 15 DeShields, TEX 15 PITCHING Keuchel, HOU 9-0 Vargas, KC 9-3 Sale, BOS 8-3 ERA Keuchel, HOU 1.67 Vargas, KC 2.10 Santana, MIN 2.56 McCllrs, HOU 2.58 STRIKEOUTS Sale, BOS 136 Archer, TB 114 Darvish, TEX 93

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OAKLAND, Calif. — Ryon Healy went deep twice for his third multihomer game in two weeks, Matt Joyce also hit a long ball and the Athletics beat the Yankees 5-2 on Saturday.

Austin Romine and Brett Gardner drove in runs for the Yanks, who have lost a seasonhigh five straight.

Masahiro Tanaka had an upand-down day while losing to the A’s for the second time this season. Tanaka struck out 10 but allowed five runs and eight hits, including three home runs, in four innings.

Dodgers: Yasiel Puig hit two of the Dodgers’ four home runs in a 10-2 victory over the Reds. Cody Bellinger had three hits, including his 19th homer, and drove in three runs. Joc Pederson homered for the second straight game as the Dodgers piled up seven extra-base hits. The Reds’ losing streak reached a season-high eight games.

Nationals: Trea Turner, Adam Lind and Jose Lobaton homered to back Stephen Strasburg in a 7-4 win over the Mets. Strasburg (8-2) permitted two runs on six hits in 51⁄3 innings. The Nats, 24-12 on the road, will seek a four-game sweep Sunday. Yoenis Cespedes homered and had four hits for the Mets.

“Mistakes,” Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. “A splitter that didn’t do what it’s supposed to, a slider that didn’t do what it’s supposed to, both of those to Healy.”

Healy hit a tying solo homer in the second, then put the A’s up with his 17th home run leading off the fourth. The slugger also had two home runs against the Nationals on June 3 and against the Blue Jays on June 5.

It was the fifth time this season that Healy, who singled in the seventh, has had three hits or more in a game.

“I still think it’s getting there,” Healy said. “I’m not satisfied

Rangers: Mike Napoli hit two home runs, connecting along with Rougned Odor and ShinSoo Choo in the sixth to power a 10-4 victory over the Mariners. The Rangers have won seven of eight. The Mariners lost their third in a row.

Orioles: Jonathan Schoop homered twice and drove in four, Manny Machado went deep in a seven-run second and the Orioles crushed the Cardinals 15-7. Adam Jones and Mark Trumbo also homered. Adam Wainwright (7-5) gave up nine runs on seven hits, including three home runs, in 12⁄3 innings, the shortest of his 268 career starts. The nine runs and three homers matched the most he’s allowed in any outing. with the consistency of it. There are things that I’m still not doing well enough on a day-to-day basis. Fortunately, I’m still able to go out and compete.”

Matt Joyce reached base five times, Jesse Hahn (3-4) pitched five innings to beat the Yankees for the first time in his career and Jed Lowrie had an RBI single. The A’s have won six of their last eight at home.

Khris Davis struck out four times for the A’s and heard some boos when he popped a ball up and began to walk to the dugout in the third. The wind-blown ball fell in fair territory, and Davis was easily retired.

Diamondbacks: Paul Goldschmidt’s two-run double boosted the D’backs over the Phillies 5-1 for their sixth straight victory. Their 43-26 record matches the best 69-game start in team history.

Rays: Chris Archer (5-4) struck out eight in six innings of a 3-2 win over the Tigers. Daniel Robertson drove in two runs and scored one . ... The Rays acquired IF Trevor Plouffe from the A’s for a player to be named or cash.

Rockies: Tony Wolters drove in two runs as the Rockies improved to 9-1 against the Giants with a 5-1 victory. Kyle Freeland (8-4) pitched with runners on base in every inning but held the Giants to one run and eight hits. 1950: In the nightcap of a doubleheader, the Indians scored 14 runs in the first inning for an American League record as they trounced the Philadelphia A’s 21-2. 1953: At Fenway Park, Dick Gernert’s home run highlighted the 17-run, 14-hit seventh inning as the Red Sox beat the Tigers 23-3. Gene Stephens collected three hits and Sammy White scored three runs in the big inning. Tom Umphlett also reached base three times in the inning. 2012: Aaron Hill hit a solo homer in the seventh inning to become the fifth Arizona player to hit for the cycle, lifting the Diamondbacks to a 7-1 win over the Mariners. SAN FRAN. Tomlinson ss Panik 2b Pence rf Posey 1b Slater lf Hundley c Hill 3b Hernandez cf Cain p Belt ph Span ph TOTALS COLORADO Tapia cf LeMahieu 2b Arenado 3b Reynolds 1b Desmond lf Gonzalez rf Story ss Wolters c Freeland p Amarista ph Valaika ph TOTALS San Francisco Colorado 35 36 1 5 10 14 000 100 000—1 010 011 20x—5 1 5 .261 .274 .247 .354 .386 .237 .150 .214 .095 .220 .264 .324 .297 .290 .301 .291 .218 .221 .301 .292 .313 .236 10 0 14 1 E: Arenado (1). LOB: San Fran. 10, Colo.11. 2B: Hundley (12), Valaika (7). RBIs: Hernandez (10), Arenado (51), Story (27), Wolters 2 (11), Valaika (12). SB: Desmond (7). CS: Arenado (1). S: Desmond. SO: Tomlinson (1), Posey (1), Slater (2), Hundley (1), Hernandez (1), Belt (1), Span (1), Tapia (1), Arenado (1), Reynolds (2), Freeland (1). Runners left in scoring position: San Fran. 3 (Slater 2, Belt); Colo. 7 (Tapia 2, LeMahieu, Gonzalez 2, Wolters, Freeland). RISP: San Fran. 1 for 7; Colo. 6 for 12. Runners moved up: Hundley, LeMahieu. LIDP: Panik. GIDP: Hill. DP: Colorado 2 (Arenado, LeMahieu, Reynolds), (Reynolds). SAN FRAN. Cain, L,3-6 Morris Osich Gearrin COLORADO Freeland, W,8-4 1 1 2 3 3.42 Oberg, H, 7 0 0 0 2 5.60 Ottavino 0 0 0 2 2.84 McGee 0 0 1 1 1.57 Inherited runners-scored: Osich 2-0. PB: Hundley (3). Umpires: H, Gabe Morales; 1B, Adrian Johnson; 2B, Eric Cooper; 3B, Gary Cederstrom. Time: 3:01. A: 48,035. 5 12⁄3 1 9 5 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 0