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Today’s MLB News Roundup (September 12)

Bregman, Cubs erupt

Alex Bregman homered and doubled among three hits and Shota Imanaga delivered six strong innings as the Chicago Cubs routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-2 on Sept. 11. Chicago totaled 16 hits; Michael Busch added a two-RBI double and the win snapped the Cubs’ four-game skid.

Source: CBS Sports

Brewers clinch in 20-0 rout

The Milwaukee Brewers clinched a playoff spot with a 20-0 rout of the Cincinnati Reds on Sept. 11. Garrett Mitchell hit Milwaukee’s first grand slam of the season as part of a four-homer night; the Brewers sent a message with a dominant, 20-run attack to close the night.

Source: CBS Sports

Braves win in 11 innings

Atlanta edged Philadelphia 6-5 in 11 innings on Sept. 11. The game went extra frames before Atlanta pushed across the decisive run in the 11th; Ozzie Albies scored the go-ahead run and D. Baldwin added an RBI double to extend the advantage, handing Atlanta the extra-inning victory.

Source: CBS Sports

Royals hold on, 3-2

The Kansas City Royals beat the Boston Red Sox 3-2 on Sept. 11. Michael Gasper homered to right-center and Kansas City’s pitching held Boston to two runs in a close finish; the Royals’ timely big hit and steady bullpen work secured the narrow road victory.

Source: CBS Sports

Ohtani placed on IL

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed Shohei Ohtani on the injured list to rest lingering left-knee and right-biceps soreness, manager Dave Roberts announced on Sept. 10. The club said the move is precautionary as the Dodgers manage his workload with the postseason approaching.

Source: MLB.com

Yankees visit 9/11 Memorial

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, Yankees players, coaches and staff visited the National September 11 Memorial & Museum on Sept. 10. The club took a guided tour and will participate in league-wide tributes on Sept. 11, including pregame acknowledgements before the Yankees–Mets game.

Source: MLB.com