Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano talks with Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera after almost every game, and Alex Rodriguez spent the offseason working out with his former teammate, but there was nothing but surprise on Wednesday in the Yankees' clubhouse after news broke that Cabrera had been given a 50-game suspension for testing positive for testosterone, a substance banned by Major League Baseball, according to the league's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

There are lots of reasons why there have been lots of no-hitters recently, but there's one big reason why the fans at Safeco Field saw history on Wednesday, and he goes by the sobriquet “King Felix.”

Trailing by one run in the bottom of the ninth, the Rockies rallied against Brewers reliever Jim Henderson to score two runs on Tyler Colvin's double to secure a three-game sweep, 7-6.

The last two Mariners no-hitters could not have been more different. Felix Hernandez hurled the first perfect game in franchise history on Wednesday vs. the Rays. Two months ago, it took six Seattle pitchers to forge together the first combined no-hitter in Mariners history.

As soon as he heard the news about Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance, D-backs manager Kirk Gibson went to his computer to look at the numbers.

Ryan Braun knew there was only one way to answer those who questioned his reputation. The National League home run leader's answer has been resounding.

David DeJesus crushed a pair of home runs and Justin Germano submitted a strong effort as the Cubs cruised to a 7-2 win over the Astros on Wednesday at Wrigley Field.

White Sox second baseman Orlando Hudson was forced to leave Wednesday's contest at Rogers Centre in the sixth inning after fouling a 1-2 pitch off his left foot.

Seattle's Felix Hernandez on Wednesday became the third right-hander to throw a perfect game this season, joining Philip Humber of the White Sox and Matt Cain of the Giants, making it 81 up, 81 down in 2012.

Instead of being worn down by the latest controversy surrounding his team, Bobby Valentine came to work on Wednesday with the optimism a lot of fans might not have at the moment.

Alfonso Soriano has reportedly cleared waivers and has been mentioned as a possible option for the Giants, but the Cubs outfielder said Wednesday he doesn't think San Francisco is a good fit.

Jim Thome has had more than 10,000 plate appearances in his 22-year Major League career, meaning he's seen his fair share of pitchers.

Red Sox owner John Henry said Wednesday that the meeting the owners had with players in New York to discuss the state of the team was his idea, and contrary to a report on Yahoo! Sports, nobody suggested a managerial change.

The Marlins' previously stagnant offense — which had been shut out in its previous three games — erupted for nine runs in a victory over Philadelphia on Wednesday. Now the Marlins travel to Coors Field, where they hope their big offensive day and the mile-high air can help produce another few days of offense.

Riding homers from Miguel Cabrera and Delmon Young, Max Scherzer fanned 10 over seven dominant frames as the Tigers dropped the Twins, 5-1, on Wednesday at Target Field.

The last series between the Brewers and the Phillies not only exemplified Milwaukee's tough season, it also played a large part in decisions affecting the future of the organization.

Miami ended a 30-inning scoreless drought in the fourth inning, and Greg Dobbs hit a go-ahead homer in the sixth, as the Marlins took the series finale from the Phillies, 9-2, at Marlins Park to give Mark Buehrle his 10th win of the season.