Power extends Reds win streak with three hitter
Ted Power tossed a three hitter as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-2. Barry Larkin and Nick Esasky hit two run doubles in a five run third inning that set the tone. Jeff Hamilton and Pedro Guerrero produced Dodgers’ runs, while John Shelby hit an inside the park homer on Power’s complete game.
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Jones lifts Angels past White Sox in 10th inning homer
Ruppert Jones opened the 10th with a homer off Bob James to lift the California Angels 2-1 over the Chicago White Sox. James took the loss as Rich Dotson pitched well, and Mike Witt threw a complete game with eight strikeouts. Mark Ryal tied it with a rare outfield start and a two out homer after Greg Walker gave Chicago a 1-0 lead in the fourth. The White Sox had homered in 12 straight games, tallying 26 in that span.
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Seaver returns to Mets in midseason reunion
Tom Seaver, three time Cy Young winner, rejoins the New York Mets after injuries decimated the pitching staff. The 42 year old right hander signed a good faith contract for the rest of 1987 and eyed a June 20 home debut against the Philadelphia Phillies. If needed he could also sign for 1988.
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Gooden debuts with curve work in 5-1 Mets win
Dwight Gooden won his first major league start since rehabilitation by tossing four-hit baseball in New York, using a sharp breaking curve to set up his fastball. The Mets beat the Pirates 5-1 as Gooden threw 121 pitches, while manager Davey Johnson and pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre praised his improved all around approach and confidence.
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