Edubray Ramos (former VSL-Philadelphia) entered in the sixth and pitched to three batters. He allowed no hits, one unearned run, and one walk. (p-s:13-6)(g/f:0-1)(ir-s:2-1)It all started with a little poke. @RGrich15 😉 pic.twitter.com/QvapVpkR1B— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) July 22, 2018
San Diego beat Philadelphia 10-2 in game one of doubleheader
Luis Perdomo (former Palm Beach-San Diego) started and pitched 6.1 innings. He allowed five hits, three earned runs, one home run, one walk, hit one batter, and struck five out fror the losing decision (1-5). 0-for-2 with one strikeout. (p-s:99-61)(g/f:6-4)
Pat Neshek (former St. Louis-Phialdelphia) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, and struck one out. (p-s:11-8)(g/f:1-0)
Philadelphia beat San Diego 5-0 in game two of doubleheader
Randal Grichuk (former St. Louis-Toronto) started in centerfield and batted second. 2-for-4 with one double, one home run, two RBIs, and one run.
Aledmys Diaz (former St. Louis-Toronto) started at shortstop and moved to third base, batting eighth. 0-for-3 with one ground into double play.
John Axford (former St. Louis-Toronto) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning. He allowed two hits, two runs (one earned), one walk, and struck two out fror the winning decision (4-1). (p-s:28-17)(g/f:2-0)
Toronto beat Baltimore 5-4
Joe Kelly (former St. Louis-Boston) entered in the eighth and pitched one inning. He allowed no hits or runs, and struck two out. (p-s:25-12)(g/f:2-1)
Boston beat Detroit 9-1
Kyle Barraclough (former Springfield-Miami) entered in the ninth and pitched to seven batters. He allowed four hits, five earned runs, one home run, one walk, and struck one out for the blown save (4) and losing decision (0-4). (p-s:40-23)(g/f:1-0)
Tampa Bay beat Miami 6-4
Sam Freeman (former St. Louis-Atlanta) entered in the sixth and pitched to one batter. He allowed one hit and no runs. (p-s:6-4)(ir-s:2-1)
Mark Reynolds (former St. Louis-Washington) entered late in the game as a pinch hitter and batted leadoff. 0-for-1 at the plate.
Matt Adams (former St. Louis-Washington) started at first base and batted sixth. 1-for-4 with one RBI, one walk, two strikeouts, and assisted in one double play.
Max Scherzer (former 2003 draft selection-Washington) started and pitched six innings. He allowed eight hits, two earned runs, one walk, and struck seven out for the winning decision (13-5). 1-for-2 with one strikeout. (p-s:107-72)(g/f:4-1)
Washington beat Atlanta 6-2
Jason Heyward (former St. Louis-Chicago-N) started in right field and batted third. 0-for-3 with one run, two strikeouts, and grounded into one double play.
Chicago-N beat St. Louis 7-2
Nick Martini (former Memphis-Oakland) started in left field and batted leadoff. 1-for-3 with one run, one walk, and one hit by pitch.
Stephen Piscotty (former St. Louis-Oakland) started in right field and batted third. 0-for-5 with one strikeout.
Oakland beat San Francisco 6-5
Deck McGuire (former Memphis-Anaheim) entered in the eighth and pitched 1.1 innings. He allowed one hit, no runs, and two walks. (p-s:35-21)(g/f:2-1)(ir-s:2-1)
Anaheim beat Houston 14-5
Marco Gonzales (former St. Louis-Seattle) started and pitched 6.1 innings. He allowed four hits, two earned runs, one home run, one walk, and struck six out for the winning decision (11-5). (p-s:84-60)(g/f:9-1)
Juan Nicasio (former St. Louis-Seattle) entered in the seventh and pitched to one batter. He allowed no hits or runs, and struck one out for the hold (18). (p-s:5-3)(ir-s:2-0)
Seattle beat Chicago-N 8-2
David Peralta (former Johnson City-Arizona) started in left field and batted leadoff. 1-for-4 with one double.
Daniel Descalso (former St. Louis-Arizona) started at second base and batted sixth. 1-for-2 with two runs and two walks.
Arizona beat Colorado 6-1
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