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                   Wednesday 19 June 2019

            Yankees beat Rays 3-0, Encarnación hitless in NY debut



                                                                                                                                Twins (47-24) have their fifth
                                                                                                                                two-game  losing  streak  of
                                                                                                                                the season. They’ve yet to
                                                                                                                                lose three in a row.
                                                                                                                                ATHLETICS 3, ORIOLES 2
                                                                                                                                OAKLAND,  Calif.  (AP)  —
                                                                                                                                Mike  Fiers  pitched  three-
                                                                                                                                hit ball into the seventh in-
                                                                                                                                ning and the Oakland took
                                                                                                                                advantage  of  Baltimore’s
                                                                                                                                shoddy defense.
                                                                                                                                Fiers  (7-3)  allowed  two  un-
                                                                                                                                earned  runs  over  6  2/3  in-
                                                                                                                                nings.  He  struck  out  four
                                                                                                                                and walked two.
                                                                                                                                Oakland  took  a  3-2  lead
                                                                                                                                in  the  second  on  catcher
                                                                                                                                Chance  Sisco’s  two-run
                                                                                                                                throwing error. The A’s load-
                                                                                                                                ed  the  bases  with  no  outs
                                                                                                                                when Josh Phegley was hit
                                                                                                                                by a pitch, Marcus Semien
                                                                                                                                walked  and  Matt  Chap-
                                                                                                                                man reached on an infield
                                                                                                                                hit. Shortstop Jonathan Vil-
                                                                                                                                lar  then  fielded  Matt  Ol-
                                                                                                                                son’s grounder and got the
                                                                                                                                force at home on Phegley,
                                                                                                                                but Sisco threw wide of first
                                                                                                                                trying for a double play, al-
            New York Yankees starting pitcher Masahiro Tanaka delivers during the first inning of a baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays,   lowing  Semien  and  Chap-
            Monday, June 17, 2019, in New York.                                                                                 man to score.
                                                                                                               Associated Press  Orioles   starter   Andrew
            By The Associated Press      nine  batters  before  Austin  game  of  his  brief  career.  seven and walked three in  Cashner  (6-3)  gave  up
            NEW YORK (AP) — Masahiro  Meadows  singled  sharply  Randal  Grichuk  hit  a  two-     his first start since April 7.  three  runs,  one  earned,  in
            Tanaka  pitched  a  two-hit-  off  the  right  field  wall  to  run  homer,  but  the  Blue  Francisco Lindor and Oscar  six innings of four-hit ball.
            ter with 10 strikeouts for his  start  the  fourth.  A  two-out  Jays lost for the eighth time  Mercado  hit  solo  homers  The  last-place  Orioles  suf-
            fourth  major  league  shut-  single  in  the  fifth  by  Willy  in 11 games.          for Cleveland.               fered their sixth straight loss.
            out, and the New York Yan-   Adames  was  Tampa  Bay’s  Trout finished a triple shy of  Santana singled in the sixth  Blake  Treinen  worked  the
            kees  beat  the  Tampa  Bay  only  other  hit.  The  right-  the  cycle.  He  flied  out  in  for  his  third  consecutive  ninth for his 16th save in 18
            Rays  3-0  on  Monday  night  hander  walked  only  one  the first, doubled in the sec-  multi-hit game.            chances.
            to increase their slim lead in  and  set  down  the  final  10  ond,  singled  in  the  fourth,  RED SOX 2, TWINS 0  ROYALS 6, MARINERS 4
            the AL East.                 Rays batters, striking out six.  homered  in  the  sixth,  and  MINNEAPOLIS  (AP)  —  Rick  SEATTLE (AP) — Jorge Soler
            DJ LeMahieu hit a two-run  Chirinos  (7-3)  gave  up  five  singled again in the eighth.  Porcello   pitched   seven  hit a two-out, two-run hom-
            homer  off  Yonny  Chirinos,  hits in six innings. He struck  Luis Garcia opened for the  shutout  innings  for  Boston  er  in  the  eighth  inning  off
            and  Cameron  Maybin  (3  out six and walked one.         Angels  and  gave  up  Big-  to  outduel  Minnesota  ace  Anthony  Bass,  and  Kansas
            for  3)  homered  in  his  third  ANGELS 10, BLUE JAYS 5  gio’s homer in the first. Felix  Jose Berrios.            City snapped a nine-game
            consecutive  game.  That  TORONTO (AP) — Justin Up-       Pena (5-1) followed and al-  The Red Sox stretched their  losing streak to Seattle.
            was all a dominant Tanaka  ton  homered  on  the  first  lowed four runs and six hits  winning streak to a season-  Martin  Maldonado  added
            (5-5)  needed  while  throw-  pitch  he  saw  in  his  return  in six-plus innings.    high six straight games.     a solo home run in the ninth.
            ing  76  of  111  pitches  for  from  the  injured  list,  Mike  RANGERS 7, INDIANS 2  Porcello (5-6) allowed only  Brian Flynn (1-0) got the vic-
            strikes  in  his  seventh  com-  Trout  had  a  solo  homer  ARLINGTON,  Texas  (AP)  —  four hits and one walk with  tory by working two innings
            plete  game  since  coming  among his four hits and Los  Lance  Lynn  had  another  eight strikeouts.               of relief, striking out four.
            over from Japan.             Angeles  used  a  seven-run  quality  start,  Danny  Santa-  Berrios  (8-3)  struck  out  10  For  the  third  straight  start
            Edwin    Encarnación    re-  second  inning  to  beat  To-  na homered and the Texas  batters  in  a  season-most  Seattle used an opener be-
            ceived    an   enthusiastic  ronto.                       spoiled Mike Clevinger’s re-  eight  innings,  with  five  hits  fore  letting  Tommy  Milone
            ovation  in  his  Yankees  de-  Shohei  Ohtani  and  Kole  turn from the injured list.  and  no  walks  allowed.  An  take  over  and  the  results
            but. Batting fifth as the des-  Calhoun  also  connected  Lynn  (8-4)  struck  out  nine  RBI single by J.D. Martinez in  continued to be mixed. The
            ignated hitter, the veteran  in  the  second  for  the  An-  without  a  walk  and  gave  the first was the only run he  Mariners’  openers  have
            slugger went 0 for 4 with a  gels, who have won all four  up  one  run  over  seven  in-  allowed.  Xander  Bogaerts  struggled  —  this  time  Tay-
            strikeout.                   meetings  with  Toronto  this  nings.                     gave  the  Red  Sox  insur-  ler Scott, who allowed two
            New    York   moved     1½  season.                       Santana hit a two-run hom-   ance with an RBI double in  runs and recorded two outs
            games  ahead  of  the  sec-  Toronto  rookie  Cavan  Big-  er  after  Willie  Calhoun’s  the ninth.                 —  but  Milone  has  thrived.
            ond-place Rays.              gio  hit  two  home  runs  for  two-out  walk  in  the  fourth.  Ryan Brasier pitched a 1-2-  Milone threw 6 1/3 innings,
            Tanaka  retired  his  first  the  second  multihomer  Clevinger  was  done  after  3 inning for his seventh save  allowing one run and three
                                                                      consecutive  two-out  walks  in 10 attempts.              hits.  He  struck  out  six  and
                                                                      in  the  fifth,  with  both  of  The Red Sox (40-34) moved  walked none.
                                                                      those scoring to make it 5-1  a  season-high  six  games  In  his  three  appearances
                                                                      when Elvis Andrus doubled  above .500 by handing the  where Seattle has used an
                                                                      on  reliever  Tyler  Clippard’s  highest-scoring team in the  opener, Milone has pitched
                                                                      second pitch.                major  leagues  its  second  17 2/3 innings and allowed
                             linda.reijnders@cspnv.com
                                                                      Clevinger  (1-1)  struck  out  shutout  of  the  year.  The  five earned runs.q
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