MLB 2011: SCORES 04-22: SCHEDULE-STARTING PITCHERS-TV-04-23
FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2011: SCORES
SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2011: SCHEDULE- STARTING PITCHERS- TV
SCORES, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2011
FRIDAY QUICK HITS
A six run third for the Dodgers was more than enough for the win in Chicago but they doubled that number for a 12-2 win. Juan Uribe and Matt Kemp both homered for the Dodgers it was the second home run for both this year. Andre Ethier was one for two and now has a nineteen game hitting streak under his belt, the longest in the majors. The Dodgers had the twelve runs on fourteen hits and ten walks. Juan Uribe was two for four with four RBI which gives him twelve this year.
Chad Billingsley (2-1) gets the win pitching 6.1 innings giving up two runs on seven hits, struck out three and walked three. The Dodgers are now a game over .500 at 11-10.
The Cubs are now 9-10 with the loss. Casey Coleman (1-1) started for the Cubs but only lasted 2.2 innings, he was lifted after giving up six runs on six hits walking four and striking out four. Coleman takes the loss for Chicago. Kosuke Fukudome had three of the Cubs eight hits struck out and walked once.
The Texas Rangers had nine extra base hits and scored eleven runs to down Kansas City 11-6. Five home runs, a triple and three doubles were part of their attack. All who played and had a chance to get to the plate had at least one hit for the Rangers. Ian Kinsler went three for five scored three runs and had one RBI. Two of his three hits went for extra bases, a double and home run.
Kansas starter Jeff Francis lasted four innings and gets the loss, he is now 0-2. Francis gave up six runs, five earned, on nine hits. Kansas is now 12-8. Kansas City’s Alex Gordon extended his hitting streak to sixteen games with a fourth inning infield single.
The Phillies could manage only six hits, scoring two runs, but that was enough as they downed the Padres behind Cole Hamels in a 2-0 final. Hamels pitched eight innings giving up the four hits with three walks and eight strikeouts. Ryan Madson pitched the ninth and gets his first save.
Ryan Howard had a triple accounting for both Phillies runs. He was two for four with two RBI and now has seventeen this year.
San Diego starter Clayton Richard gets the loss and now is 1-1. He gave up the two runs allowing six hits with four walks and four strikeouts. San Diego is now scoreless in their past twenty one innings, the Phillies are responsible for eighteen of them with two shutouts in a row.
Philadelphia is now 13-6 and the Padres 8-12.
Anibal Sanchez had a no-hitter going into the ninth but Dexter Fowler ruined it with a broken bat single. Sanchez got the next three batters for the one hit win. The Marlins scored all four of their runs in the first three innings for the 4-1 win.
Colorado’s lone score in the first was the result of three walks and a throwing error by Marlin’s Gaby Sanchez. Jhoulys Chacin (3-1) started for the Rockies and gets the loss. The Rockies record is now 13-6 and the Florida Marlins go to 12-6
SCORES, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2011
L.A. Dodgers 12 Chi. Cubs 2
Washington_ Pittsburgh_POSTPONED
Chi. White Sox 3 Detroit 9
N.Y. Yankees_ Baltimore_POSTPONED
Tampa Bay 4 Toronto 6
Arizona 1 N.Y. Mets 4
Colorado 1 Florida 4
Kansas City 6 Texas 11
Cleveland_ Minnesota_POSTPONED
Houston 7 Milwaukee 14
Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 4
Philadelphia 2 San Diego 0
Boston 4 L.A. Angels 3
Oakland 0 Seattle 4
Atlanta 4 San Francisco 1
SCHEDULE, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2011
STARTING PITCHERS (PROBABLE)
APRIL 23, 2011
Time_ Away_ Home__ TV__ Away Starter__ Home Starter
1:05 pm_ L.A. Dodgers_ Chi. Cubs_ KCAL_ CSNChicago_ Ted Lilly_ Ryan Dempster
1:07 pm_ Tampa Bay_ Toronto_ Sun Sports_ SNET_ David Price_ Brandon Morrow
1:10 pm_ Cleveland_ Minnesota_ STO Network_ FSNNorth_ Carlos Carrasco_ Francisco Liriano
1:10 pm_ Arizona_ N.Y. Mets_ FSNArizona_ WPIX_ Barry Enright_ Dillon Gee
4:10 pm_ Cincinnati_ St. Louis_ FOX Regional_ Travis Wood_ Chris Carpenter
4:10 pm_ Chi. White Sox_ Detroit_ FOX Regional_ Edwin Jackson_ Brad Penny
4:10 pm_ Atlanta_ San Francisco_ FOX Regional_ Tim Hudson_ Tim Lincecum
7:05 pm_ Washington_ Pittsburgh_ MASN2_ Root Sports-Pittsburgh_ Jason Marquis_ Kevin Correia
7:05 pm_ N.Y. Yankees_ Baltimore_ YES Network_ MASN_ Freddy Garcia_ Chris Tillman
7:10 pm_ Colorado_ Florida_ Root Sports-Rocky Mountain_ FSNFlorida-Miami_ Jason Hammel_ Javier Vazquez
7:10 pm_ Houston_ Milwaukee_ FSNHouston_ FSNWisconsin_ Brett Myers_ Shaun Marcum
8:05 pm_ Kansas City_ Texas_ FSNKansas City_ FSNSouthwest_ Kyle Davies_ Alexi Ogando
8:35 pm_ Philadelphia_ San Diego_ CSNPhiladelphia_ Ch. 4 Padres_ Joe Blanton_ Tim Stauffer
9:05 pm_ Boston_ L.A. Angels_ MLB Network_ NESN_ FSNWest_ Daisuke Matsuzaka_ Ervin Santana
9:10 pm_ Oakland_ Seattle_ CSNCalifornia_ Root Sports-Northwest_ Trevor Cahill_ Jason Vargas
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