The Twins have already shuffled through nine starting pitchers this season. Southpaw Scott Diamond (3-1, 2.27 ERA) will take the mound on Sunday at Progressive Field. The Indians will counter with Justin Masterson (2-4, 5.14 ERA), the club's unpredictable Opening Day hurler.

After climbing out of the American League East basement with Saturday's win over Toronto, Boston will look to finish the three-game sweep on Sunday afternoon at Rogers Centre.

It doesn't get any easier. The Braves got shut out on Saturday, and they'll have to deal with one of the league's hottest pitchers in the series finale against Washington. Gio Gonzalez has won seven of his last eight starts, and he'll be matched against Atlanta's Tommy Hanson on Sunday.

The A's finally got their bats swinging the right way, using a four-run fifth inning to key a 9-3 win over the Royals at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday, snapping a nine-game losing skid. Brandon McCarthy, fresh off the disabled list, picked up the win.

Padres closer Huston Street retired three batters in a road game for the Lake Elsinore Storm with one strikeout, throwing nine total pitches.

Ryan Braun was out of the lineup for Saturday's matchup against the Pirates with a tight right Achilles and a right hip strain, and manager Ron Roenicke said it's possible he could miss Sunday's series finale as well.

Oakland will send left-hander Tommy Milone to the mound on Sunday for the finale of its three-game weekend set with Kansas City. The Royals will counter with righty Vin Mazzaro, whom they acquired from the A's back in 2010.

Backed by a three-hit effort by popular utility man Nick Punto, the Red Sox upended the Blue Jays, 7-4, at Rogers Centre.

Thanks to a collaborative effort between Habitat for Humanity, MLB, the Players Trust, State Farm and volunteers, three families were a step closer to moving into their new homes in Joplin, Mo.

Terry Collins thinks long-term with every decision he makes, and leaving Johan Santana in to complete the Mets' first no-hitter on 134 pitches on Friday night continues to weigh on the manager's mind.

It looked like a season-ending injury the moment Jose Contreras dropped to the turf in pain in the seventh inning Friday night at Citizens Bank Park. It turned out to be just that.

Jorge Soler, a 20-year-old outfielder considered to be the next great Cuban prospect, was declared a free agent on Saturday by Major League Baseball and is expected to sign in the coming weeks.

If his career numbers at Minute Maid Park are any indication, Joey Votto must love coming to Houston. His stellar numbers only got better in Friday's 4-1 victory over the Astros.

Scott Podsednik and Daniel Nava didn't play in the Majors at all in 2011, and both have come up with key hits of late. Now there is Mark Prior, who hasn't pitched in the Majors since 2006. The Red Sox signed him to a Minor League contract a few weeks back, and he was assigned to Pawtucket on Friday.

The Astros head into the 2012 Draft with the top pick. Yet, the approach and thinking goes much deeper as the front office implements many different tactics into its selection of players.

In the moment Mets fans have been waiting for, Johan Santana completed a major milestone on Friday night, throwing the franchise's first no-hitter with an unforgettable performance.

Rookie Mike Trout came through with a two-out, two-run single in the seventh that propelled the Angels to a 4-2 victory over the Rangers in Friday's series opener.