Daily Rundown: September 8th

Los Angeles Dodgers v Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

By Oliver Connolly, Editor-In-Chief

A night in which there were fourteen pitching changes and one game and Bryce Harper was angry at his own fans… again. What a wonderful Monday of baseball.

Results

Monday, September 7
MATCHUP   RESULT WIN LOSS SAVE

Baltimore

New York

NYY 8, BAL 6 Justin Wilson Jorge Rondon Andrew Miller

New York

Washington

NYM 8, WSH 5 Dario Alvarez Blake Treinen Jeurys Familia

Tampa Bay

Detroit

DET 5, TB 4 Al Alburquerque Brandon Gomes Bruce Rondon

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

CIN 3, PIT 1 Anthony DeSclafani Jeff Locke Aroldis Chapman

Milwaukee

Miami

MIL 9, MIA 1 Zach Davies Justin Nicolino  

Toronto

Boston

BOS 11, TOR 4 Rick Porcello Mark Buehrle  

Cleveland

Chicago

CLE 3, CHW 2 Trevor Bauer Chris Sale Cody Allen

Chicago

St. Louis

CHC 9, STL 0 Dan Haren Lance Lynn  

Houston

Oakland

OAK 10, HOU 9 Felix Doubront Mike Fiers Sean Doolittle

Colorado

San Diego

COL 6, SD 4 Kyle Kendrick Ian Kennedy John Axford

San Francisco

Arizona

ARI 6, SF 1 Patrick Corbin Mike Leake  

Texas

Seattle

TEX 3, SEA 0 Yovani Gallardo Roenis Elias Shawn Tolleson

Atlanta

Philadelphia

ATL 7, PHI 2 Williams Perez Aaron Harang  

Minnesota

Kansas City

MIN 6, KC 2 Tommy Milone Yordano Ventura  

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

LAD 7, LAA 5 Zack Greinke Fernando Salas Kenley Jansen

Standings

American League
EAST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
Toronto Blue Jays 78 59 .569 47-25 31-34 751 559 +192
New York Yankees 77 59 .566 0.5 40-27 37-32 667 578 +89
Tampa Bay Rays 67 70 .489 11 33-35 34-35 519 535 -16
Baltimore Orioles 65 72 .474 13 38-27 27-45 597 573 +24
Boston Red Sox 65 72 .474 13 38-34 27-38 635 659 -24
CENTRAL W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
Kansas City Royals 82 55 .599 47-26 35-29 610 529 +81
Minnesota Twins 71 66 .518 11 42-26 29-40 593 603 -10
Cleveland Indians 67 69 .493 14.5 29-34 38-35 553 553 0
Chicago White Sox 65 71 .478 16.5 33-33 32-38 532 576 -44
Detroit Tigers 63 74 .460 19 32-37 31-37 593 688 -95
WEST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
Houston Astros 75 63 .543 48-24 27-39 605 502 +103
Texas Rangers 72 64 .529 2 32-32 40-32 594 623 -29
Los Angeles Angels 69 68 .504 5.5 41-29 28-39 553 561 -8
Seattle Mariners 66 72 .478 9 29-37 37-35 549 632 -83
Oakland Athletics 59 79 .428 16 32-41 27-38 578 577 +1
National League
EAST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
New York Mets 76 61 .555 45-24 31-37 573 511 +62
Washington Nationals 71 66 .518 5 41-27 30-39 605 553 +52
Miami Marlins 57 81 .413 19.5 32-38 25-43 510 576 -66
Atlanta Braves 55 83 .399 21.5 33-32 22-51 495 667 -172
Philadelphia Phillies 53 85 .384 23.5 30-36 23-49 531 712 -181
CENTRAL W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
St. Louis Cardinals 87 50 .635 49-23 38-27 551 427 +124
Pittsburgh Pirates 81 55 .596 5.5 46-21 35-34 575 497 +78
Chicago Cubs 79 57 .581 7.5 43-28 36-29 573 531 +42
Milwaukee Brewers 61 76 .445 26 33-39 28-37 569 618 -49
Cincinnati Reds 57 79 .419 29.5 31-37 26-42 547 608 -61
WEST W L PCT GB HOME ROAD RS RA DIFF
Los Angeles Dodgers 79 58 .577 47-21 32-37 565 490 +75
San Francisco Giants 71 67 .514 8.5 38-27 33-40 585 533 +52
Arizona Diamondbacks 66 72 .478 13.5 32-35 34-37 618 604 +14
San Diego Padres 65 73 .471 14.5 33-36 32-37 564 616 -52
Colorado Rockies 57 80 .416 22 31-40 26-40 620 719 -99

Image of the night

ESPNStrikeZone

On this day in baseball history

1916:

Twenty-three fans attending the game against the Yankees at soaked Shibe Park, the smallest crowd in American League history, witness A’s switch-hitter Wally Schang become the first player in major league history to homer from both sides of the plate in the same game. The feat, not well publicized because reporters thought the heavy rain would postpone the game and did not attend the contest, will not be accomplished again in the Junior Circuit until 1940.

Fun fact alert!

Yoenis Cespedes in September: 13-27, 5 HR, 8 RBI, 11R, BB.

Today’s games

Tuesday, September 8
MATCHUP   TIME  (BST) PITCHING MATCHUP

Baltimore

New York

12:05 AM   Kevin Gausman vs Masahiro Tanaka

New York

Washington

12:05 AM   Matt Harvey vs Jordan Zimmermann

Atlanta

Philadelphia

12:05 AM   Ryan Weber vs Aaron Nola

Tampa Bay

Detroit

12:08 AM   Erasmo Ramirez vs Matt Boyd

Toronto

Boston

12:10 AM   R.A. Dickey vs Henry Owens

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

12:10 AM   Francisco Liriano vs Raisel Iglesias

Milwaukee

Miami

12:10 AM   Taylor Jungmann vs Adam Conley

Cleveland

Chicago

1:10 AM   Carlos Carrasco vs Carlos Rodon

Minnesota

Kansas City

1:10 AM   Kyle Gibson vs Edinson Volquez

Chicago

St. Louis

1:15 AM   Jason Hammel vs Michael Wacha

San Francisco

Arizona

2:40 AM   Tim Hudson vs Chase Anderson

Los Angeles

Los Angeles

3:00 AM   Clayton Kershaw vs Andrew Heaney

Houston

Oakland

3:05 AM   Scott Kazmir vs Sonny Gray

Texas

Seattle

3:10 AM   Cole Hamels vs Taijuan Walker

Colorado

San Diego

3:10 AM   Jon Gray vs Colin Rea

External Links

Owen Wilson looks at Joey Votto’s unfortunate historic season.

Why Justin Verlander has started throwing more fastballs.

Internal Links

Derek Helling examines the beautiful mess of the American League wildcard game. 

Mike McCollum scouts the loaded Mets righty pitching staff.

Until next time!

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