Neither Zack Cozart nor Todd Frazier have been in the Majors very long to experience much of the repeated heartbreak inflicted upon the Reds in Philadelphia. The rookies' efforts in the late innings of the Reds' thrilling 5-4 win over the Phillies on Tuesday might be a sign that the worm has started to turn.

Adam Wainwright was strong again, this time tossing nine shutout innings to pick up his fourth win in as many August starts as the Cardinals' righty blanked the Astros, 7-0, on Tuesday night in front of 35,370 at Busch Stadium.

Max Scherzer fanned eight on his way to taking the Major League lead in strikeouts in the Tigers' 5-3 win over the Blue Jays on Tuesday.

Kevin Youkilis' fifth-inning grand slam snapped a tie and sent the White Sox on their way to a 7-3 win over the Yankees at U.S. Cellular Field on Tuesday night.

The Orioles haven't lost in six consecutive series, and right-hander Tommy Hunter will look to make that seven when he gets the ball for Wednesday's series finale in Arlington opposite Derek Holland.

Righty Luke Hochevar struck out a season-high 10 in eight strong frames, but the Royals needed extras as Eric Hosmer's two-out single was the difference in a 1-0 win over the Rays in 10 innings on Tuesday.

Jhoulys Chacin delivered six brilliant innings in his return from the disabled list, giving up just one run on four hits and striking out two, and the Rockies' 6-2 win over the Mets earned Chacin his first victory since Aug 28, 2011.

Ervin Santana allowed two runs over 6 1/3 innings and Mark Trumbo hit his 30th homer as the Angels beat the Red Sox, 5-3, on Tuesday night at Fenway Park.

Stephen Strasburg is saying all the right things, that he's just worrying about doing his job until he can't do it anymore. And from the way he pitched on Tuesday, it's easy to believe him. He certainly didn't look like someone who was distracted.

Right-hander Kyle Lohse, carrying the best winning percentage (.857) in the National League, will start for the Cardinals on Wednesday night at Busch Stadium. He'll oppose Astros righty Bud Norris, who is 0-7 in his past 10 outings.

It's a tale of pitchers streaking in opposite directions for Wednesday's series finale between the Cubs and Brewers at Miller Park. Milwaukee's Yovani Gallardo has been dominant in winning four straight decisions, while the Cubs' Travis Wood has dropped six straight decisions.

Bronson Arroyo's 7.28 ERA against the Phillies is his highest against any team. The right-hander will try to vanquish those demons on Wednesday, when the Reds and Phillies square off in the third game of a four-game series. Vance Worley starts for Philly.

The Angels send ace Jered Weaver, who is coming off a rough outing, to the mound when they take on Clay Buchholz and the Red Sox on Wednesday at Fenway Park.

Mets right-hander Matt Harvey's debut was historic, but his most recent start was his best. The rookie was most efficient his last time out against the Reds, and he'll look to build on that outing when he faces Jeff Francis and the Rockies on Wednesday.

Rays right-hander James Shields is wary of a potent Royals lineup as he is slated to make his first start of the year against Kansas City in the series finale on Wednesday. Luis Mendoza will make his first start at Tropicana Field.

Roger Clemens' “comeback” with the Sugar Land Skeeters will only take place during Saturday's game, unless Clemens is confident enough in his performance to extend his contract.

Kris Medlen will be looking to keep up his solid work as a starter Wednesday as the Braves try to prevent Ross Detwiler and the Nationals from a completing the three-game sweep.