MONDAY, MAY 2, 2011


SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2011: SCORES

MONDAY, MAY 2, 2011: SCHEDULE- STARTING PITCHERS- TV


SCORES, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2011

SUNDAY QUICK HITS

    Yankee sluggers Curtis Granderson (8) and Mark Teixeira (7) homered for the home team as the Yankees defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2. Granderson hit a three run shot and Teixeira a solo home run. Jorge Posada had a double to break out of his 0-19 slump.
    Ivan Nova (2-2) started for New York and gets the win going 6.1 innings giving up two runs on six hits, walking four with five strikeouts. Mariano Rivera notched his tenth save of the year.
    Jesse Litsch started for Toronto and gets the loss he is now 2-2. Adam Lind hit his fifth homer for the season.
    The New York Yankees are 16-9 and Toronto is 13-15.

    Ozzie Guillen was back at work after a two game suspension for tweeting about an umpire. The White Sox manager was back in action but his team took another loss as Baltimore won 6-4.
    Rookie Zach Britton now sports a 5-1 record with the win. Britton pitched a one run, five hit, strong six innings for the Orioles. Kevin Gregg recorded his fifth save.
    The Baltimore offense scored six runs on eight hits that included two home runs. Luke Scott delivered his fifth and Mark Reynolds his third home run of the year.  Nick Markakis had a three run double to help the Orioles in the win.

     Baltimore is now 3-0 in this series and go for the sweep on Monday. Baltimore is now .500 on the season at 13-13.
    Gavin Floyd (3-2) got the start for Chicago and recorded his second loss. Floyd pitched six innings and gave up six runs on seven hits. Brent Lillibridge and Adam Dunn both hit their third home run of the year for Chicago.
    The White Sox drop to 10-19 with today's loss.

    The Dodgers lost another game to the Padres but Andre Ethier extended his hitting streak. Ethier's streak is now 27 games.
    Dustin Moseley pitched seven shutout innings allowing only three hits. He struck  out six and walked two. Moseley's record is 1-3 with a 1.81 ERA.

     Mike Adams and Chad Qualls pitched the final two innings to complete the shutout for Moseley and the Padres.
Brad Hawpe went two for four with two RBI. The Padres scored seven runs on seven hits leaving eleven on base.
    Jon Garland (1-2) takes the loss for the Dodgers. Hong-Chih Kuo gave up four runs on two hits and a walk in .1 inning.

SCORES, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 2011

Detroit 4 Cleveland 5
Toronto 2 N.Y. Yankees 5
San Francisco 2 Washington 5
St. Louis 5 Atlanta 6
Seattle 2 Boston 3
L.A. Angels 6 Tampa Bay 5
Milwaukee 0 Houston 5
Baltimore 6 Chi. White Sox 4
Minnesota 3 Kansas City 10
Pittsburgh 8 Colorado 4
Texas 2 Oakland 7
Chi. Cubs 3 Arizona 4
San Diego 7 L.A. Dodgers 0
Florida 9 Cincinnati 5
N.Y. Mets 2 Philadelphia 1



SCHEDULE, MONDAY, MAY 2, 2011

STARTING PITCHERS (PROBABLE)

MAY 2, 2011


Time_ Away_ Home__ TV__ Away Starter__ Home Starter

3:35 pm_ Texas_ Oakland_ FSNSouthwest_ CSNCalifornia_ Derek Holland_ Brandon McCarthy
7:05 pm_ N.Y. Yankees_ Detroit_ ESPN_ YES Network_ FSNDetroit_ Bartolo Colon_ Justin Verlander
7:05 pm_ San Francisco_ Washington_ CSNBayArea_ MASN_ Madison Bumgarner_ Tom Gorzelanny
7:10 pm_ L.A. Angels_ Boston_ FSNWest_ NESN_ Dan Haren_ Clay Buchholz
7:10 pm_ Milwaukee_ Atlanta_ FSNWisconsin_ Peachtree TV_ Yovani Gallardo_ Jair Jurrjens
7:10 pm_ Houston_ Cincinnati_ FSNHouston_ FSNOhio_ J.A. Happ_ Mike Leake
8:10 pm_ Baltimore_ Chi. White Sox_ MASN2_ WCIU_ Jeremy Guthrie_ Mark Buehrle
8:15 pm_ Florida_ St. Louis_ FSNFlorida-Miami_ FSNMidwest_ Chris Volstad_ Kyle Lohse
10:05 pm_ Pittsburgh_ San Diego_ Ch. 4 Padres_ James McDonald_ Aaron Harang
10:10 pm_ Chi. Cubs_ L.A. Dodgers_ CSNChicago_ FSNPrime Ticket_ ?_ Clayton Kershaw