Mets’ Harvey roughed up in start against Cards
Cardinals 14, Mets 11:
Former Mets ace Matt Harvey had a rough start in his spring debut, surrendering four earned runs in 1 2/3 innings. He is coming back from thoracic outlet syndrome surgery last July, ending a season in which he went 4-10 with a 4.86 ERA.
Jose Martinez hit a three-run homer off Harvey after Jhonny Peralta doubled and Matt Adams was hit by a pitch. Martinez had three hits and scored four times. Dexter Fowler had a two-run double.
Yoenis Cespedes hit his second homer for New York.
Red Sox 11, Braves 1:
Boston starter Kyle Kendrick threw four hitless innings. He’s in camp as a nonroster invitee.
Andrew Benintendi doubled twice and AL MVP runner-up Mookie Betts had an RBI double and a sacrifice fly for the Red Sox.
Former All-Star Kurt Suzuki had a hit and an RBI for Atlanta.
Phillies (ss) 8, Tigers 5:
Justin Upton hit his second spring homer, a three-run drive for Detroit. Tigers starter Daniel Norris pitched three scoreless frames.
Philadelphia newcomer Michael Saunders homered. Clay Buchholz, also in his first year with Philadelphia, surrendered four earned runs in three innings.
Astros 7, Marlins 7 (9 innings):
Adeiny Hechavarria and Tyler Moore homered for Miami. The 30-year-old Moore is trying to make the Marlins’ roster after four seasons in Washington. Jake Marisnick drove in two runs for Houston.
Twins 4, Nationals 2:
Hector Santiago, in his first full season with the Twins, struck out five in 2 2/3 innings. He was acquired at the trade deadline last summer from the Angels.
Tanner Roark threw four shutout innings for Washington. Anthony Rendon doubled in his only at-bat.
Orioles 3, Phillies (ss) 2:
Baltimore free agent signee Welington Castillo doubled home Mark Trumbo, who had also doubled. Castillo signed on a one-year deal and is expected to replace Matt Wieters as the everyday catcher.
Cameron Rupp homered for Philadelphia.
Yankees 3, Pirates 2:
Masahiro Tanaka threw three scoreless innings and struck out four. He has yet to allow a run over two starts for the Yankees. Matt Holiday hit two doubles.
Jameson Taillon threw two spotless innings for Pittsburgh.
Rays 5, Blue Jays 3:
Alex Cobb allowed an earned run over three innings. He has made just five starts over the previous two seasons for Tampa Bay due to injury.
Jose Bautista doubled and singled for Toronto. Marcus Stroman allowed four hits through 2 2/3 innings.