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| Andy Ashby contains Tigers' bats. |
R H E
1984 Tigers 1 6 0
1998 Padres 3 4 1 F
Detroit (5-1) / San Diego (3-3)
WP- Ashby (2-0)
LP- Petry (1-1)
SV- T.Hoffman (3)
The last remaining undefeated team, the Tigers finally lost, as their bats were silenced (with only 6 hits) to seven solid innings from Andy Ashby. The Padres' 3 runs all came off solo HR's -- Tony Gwynn & Ken Caminiti each hit their first of the season, as Greg Vaughn is leading the entire league now with 5 Home Runs.
R H E
1927 Yankees 3 10 2
1944 Browns 6 5 0 F
New York (1-5) / St. Louis (3-3)
WP- Potter (1-1)
LP- Pennock (0-2)
SV- Caster (2)
INJURIES: Laabs (STL) - 10 Games.
Despite having half of the amount of New York's hits, the Browns set the tone with Mark Christman's 3-run double in the bottom of the second; Later the Browns would get a clutch 2-run double from Eugene Moore, who came in for the injured Chet Laabs.
This marks two consecutive losses to the 44' Browns for the 1927 Yankees, the same Browns that the Yankees swept easily in the APBA Tournament of Champions' first round. The Yankees were ranked #1 overall to the Browns #64 overall in the tourney.
R H E
1977 Phillies 4 9 0
1993 Giants 2 4 0 F
Philadelphia (5-1) / San Francisco (3-3)
WP- L.Christenson (2-0)
LP- Burkett (1-1)
SV- McGraw (2)
Mike Schmidt got his first HR & first RBI's of the season, with a 3-run HR during the top of the 5th off of John Burkett, that seemed to be the difference. The Giants' Will Clark & Matt Williams each had solo HR's.
R H E
1937 Yankees 8 13 1
1934 Cardinals 2 3 1 F
New York (2-4) / St. Louis (3-3)
WP- Ruffing (1-0)
LP- P.Dean (0-1)
The Yankees (still without DiMaggio) got a much needed win, with George Selkirk going 3-for-5, HR & 3 RBI, falling a triple short of the cycle -- while scoring two runs. The Yanks also got surprise offense from Don Heffner (first start of the season) in which he went 2-for-4, 3B & RBI.
R H E
1971 Pirates 3 7 1
1985 Blue Jays 2 6 0 F
Pittsburgh (2-4) / Toronto (3-3)
WP- D.Ellis (1-1)
LP- Lavelle (0-1)
SV- Giusti (1)
The Blue Jays' bullpen keeps their trend of blowing leads, this time the victim was Gary Lavelle, as Dock Ellis bounces back from a rough start in his opening series. Al Oliver hit his first HR with a solo shot to left.
R H E
1968 Tigers 4 6 3
1981 Expos 8 8 1 F
Detroit (3-3) / Montreal (4-2)
WP- S.Rogers (1-1)
LP- Lolich (0-1)
SV- Bi.Lee (1)
The Expos score 8 runs from the 6th Inning on, as Mickey Lolich lost his groove & the game. Andres Dawson hit a Grand Slam in the bottom of the 7th, Gary Carter added two doubles & Tim Raines stole bases #8 & #9 for the young season.
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