BALTIMORE (AP) — Brett Gardner and Matt Holliday each homered twice, Aaron Judge drove in two runs and the New York Yankees received a solid pitching performance from Luis Severino in an 8-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night. Gardner set the tone for the AL East leaders by connecting on
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Brett Gardner and Matt Holliday each turned in multi-homer nights as the Yankees jumped out to an early eight-run lead and rode it to the tune of Tuesday’s 8-3 series-evening victory over the Orioles.
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The Indians scored seven runs over the course of the fourth and fifth innings off Sonny Gray to back Trevor Bauer’s 14-strikeout performance, coming from behind to defeat the Athletics, 9-4, on Tuesday night at Progressive Field.
With Robbie Ray dealing his first career shutout, the D-backs only needed a few timely hits to win Tuesday night at PNC Park. But Ivan Nova was barely allowing them time to get settled, much less timely hits, as he cruised through five innings. Arizona finally broke through against Nova, supporting Ray’s 115-pitch gem in a 3-0 win over Pittsburgh.
Almost exactly one year after joining the Minnesota Wild coaching staff as an assistant, Scott Stevens resigned from his post on Tuesday, citing an urge to be closer to his family in the New York/New Jersey area. “I just want to be close to them,� Stevens said, via the Wild website. If public comments are to be trusted, it was an amicable split, even if Bruce Boudreau told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune’s Michael Russo that the Hall of Famer will be missed.
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