A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

A couple of Marlins' stolen-base marks have now been swept away by Emilio Bonifacio. The center fielder swiped two bags on Friday night against the Mets, making him 17-for-17 in stolen-base attempts.

Mother's Day is a special event across baseball as players honor not just their own moms, but women all over who have been or may be affected by breast cancer.

Mother's Day is a special event across baseball as players honor not just their own moms, but women all over who have been or may be affected by breast cancer.

Mother's Day is a special event across baseball as players honor not just their own moms, but women all over who have been or may be affected by breast cancer.

Mother's Day is a special event across baseball as players honor not just their own moms, but women all over who have been or may be affected by breast cancer.

Brandon Inge had to make a whole different catch than he's known for when he was asked Thursday if any of his old Tigers teammates sent him a cool text message about his grand slam the other day.

Of course manager Jim Leyland predicted Thursday his team was going to hit. He didn't necessarily mean that night, but he'll take it. By the time closer Jose Valverde had to enter to finish off Thursday's 10-6 win over the A's, the Tigers truly needed all that offense, having watched ex-teammate Brandon Inge turn a runaway into a slugfest with his second grand slam this week.

Each day, MLB.com selects one player from each game whose performance stands out. Here are the May 10 Mane Men of the Day.

A night after Bartolo Colon lasted just 2 1/3 innings in the series opener against the Tigers, the A's will look for a much needed quality start out of Tommy Milone on Friday night. He'll be up against right-hander Rick Porcello, who has won back-to-back starts after making an adjustment in his delivery.

Before modern players talk about old-school concepts, and with Josh Hamilton's recent four-homer game fresh, it's worth remembering Joe Adcock, who hit four homers in one game, then was beaned the next day.

Kyle Drabek will oppose Nick Blackburn at Target Field on Friday, as both hurlers are looking for bounce-back efforts when the Blue Jays visit the Twins.

Angels catcher Chris Iannetta will undergo surgery on his right wrist Friday that will keep him out of action an estimated six to eight weeks, the club announced Thursday.