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Today’s MLB News Roundup (September 14)

Seager’s 3 RBIs lift Rangers

Texas edged Arizona 7-6 on Sept. 13 at Chase Field as Corey Seager delivered a big night, going 3-for-5 with a homer and three RBIs. The Rangers plated seven runs and held on in a one-run game; C. Quantrill worked six innings for the victory and J. Latz closed it out.

Source: Fox Sports

De Paula’s 3 RBI in Dodgers’ loss

At loanDepot Park on Sept. 13 the Dodgers fell 6-4 despite John De Paula’s first-inning homer and three RBIs. De Paula went 2-for-2 with a homer and three RBI, but Miami scored six to hand Los Angeles the loss. The Marlins’ pitching staff limited L.A. late to secure the win.

Source: Fox Sports

Padres complete sweep of Giants

San Diego completed a three-game sweep of San Francisco with a 6-4 win at Oracle Park on Sept. 13. Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado delivered key offense — Machado homered and Tatis supplied two RBIs — and the Padres bullpen preserved the lead to finish the sweep.

Source: Fox Sports

Bazardo reinstated, optioned on Sept.13

On Sept. 13 the Red Sox reinstated right-hander Eduard Bazardo from the injured list and optioned him to Triple-A Worcester. The move gives Boston roster flexibility while Bazardo resumes game action in the minors as the club manages late-season pitching depth.

Source: MLB.com

Antone exits with elbow issue

Cincinnati’s Tejay Antone left his outing on Sept. 13 at Detroit with right elbow discomfort after being reinstated earlier in September. The club moved quickly the next day; the right-hander’s exit on the 13th raised concern about his availability as the Reds manage late-season arms.

Source: MLB.com