Russell Martin connected for a game-winning home run in the bottom of the ninth, his second long ball of the game, as the Yankees walked off the Mets in dramatic fashion for a 5-4 victory on Sunday at Yankee Stadium.
Pettitte's hand OK after barehanded grab
Andy Pettitte's throwing hand was wrapped in a bandage following Sunday's game, but X-rays taken during the game were negative.
JJ, Marlins host former ace Beckett, Red Sox
The Marlins drafted Josh Beckett in 1999, and he won 41 games in five seasons, helping the club to the 2003 World Series title. Miami will oppose Beckett for the first time on Monday, when the Red Sox and Marlins open a three-game Interleague set.
Nationals look to keep rolling along in Toronto
The Nationals sit atop the NL East, but will face a difficult task on Monday, when they begin a three-game Interleague series against the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre. Washington's Edwin Jackson opposes Toronto's Brandon Morrow in the opener.
Valentine tossed in ninth for arguing strike call
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine was ejected Sunday for the second time in his Boston tenure. Valentine was tossed by home-plate umpire Al Porter for arguing a strike call in the bottom of the ninth.
Ogando to undergo MRI, could land on DL
The Rangers could have to put another pitcher on the disabled list. Alexi Ogando had to come out of Sunday's start against the Giants after three innings with a strained right groin.
Rays complete sweep, feel at home in Miami
Tampa Bay's 4-2 win over the Marlins on Sunday gave the Rays a three-game sweep, earning the team from St. Petersburg early bragging rights for the Florida rivalry, facilitated by Interleague Play.
Nova, Delgado to meet in matchup of hurlers on rise
New York's Ivan Nova and Atlanta's Randall Delgado will be on the hill when the Yankees and Braves open their Interleague series Monday at Turner Field.
Red Sox part of baseball science seminar
Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine, bench coach Tim Bogar and others are scheduled to participate in the second year of “Sabermetrics, Scouting and the Science of Baseball” in Boston from Aug. 4-5.
Millwood feels good, but next start undecided
The Mariners will wait until Tuesday to determine the status of veteran Kevin Millwood's next start, manager Eric Wedge said Sunday.
Kemp asks Ethier to join him for HR Derby
Injured Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp said he has invited teammate Andre Ethier to participate in the State Farm Home Run Derby.
Tulo pushing to return on Friday
Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki took batting practice at Coors Field on Sunday, and is pushing to begin a Minor League rehab assignment on Wednesday and return to the club in Detroit on Friday — the first day he is eligible to come off of the 15-day disabled list.
A's playing it safe with Cespedes
A's manager Bob Melvin wasn't ruling out a Yoenis Cespedes appearance on Sunday before his club's series finale against the D-backs, but he also acknowledged it would be ideal to rest the outfielder through Monday's off-day.
D-backs preparing for Drew's return
A day after injured D-backs shortstop Stephen Drew batted 2-for-5 with a home run in a Triple-A game in Tucson, manager Kirk Gibson started to plan for the 29-year-old's return.
Holliday sits again with back injury
Matt Holliday missed his second straight game on Sunday with a lingering back injury. With an off day on Monday, Holliday would get three days to rest up for the final six days of the homestand against the White Sox and Royals.
Chipper activated from disabled list
Chipper Jones still does not believe he benefited from his latest Minor League rehab assignment. But after playing two games with Class A Rome, he was able to convince the Braves to activate him from the disabled list in time to start Sunday's game against the Blue Jays.
Hill to visit Dr. Andrews; Melancon called up
Rich Hill is visiting Dr. James Andrews, Mark Melancon's getting his second chance, and the Red Sox bullpen is back to two lefties.