Pirates use five-run fourth to down Royals
Alex Presley, Neil Walker, Garrett Jones and Clint Barmes all picked up an RBI
for the Pirates, who have won five of their last six games.
Jared Hughes (2-0) tossed 2 1/3 innings of scoreless relief to earn the win
after starter James McDonald failed to go five innings. The Pirates pinch-hit
for McDonald in the bottom of the fourth inning after he gave up three runs on
five hits through four frames.
Vin Mazzaro (2-1) struggled for Kansas City, allowing four runs — three
earned — in three-plus innings. He struck out four, although he also walked
four.
- Reds stay hot, defeat Cubs
- Alvarez and Locke help Pirates take out Brewers
- Twins top Tigers, end 10-game skid
- Braves beat Mets to complete Friday’s suspended game
- Eighth inning rally lifts Boston over Cleveland
- Angels use late surge to down Royals
- Orioles send Strop to DL
- Jones, Orioles down Blue Jays
- Granderson heads back to the disabled list
- Rangers try to add another win to their total as they battle M’s
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