Yankees right-hander Michael Pineda suffered a setback in an extended spring start on Saturday, feeling discomfort behind his pitching shoulder.

Andy Pettitte's comeback trail to the big leagues will take him through Trenton, N.J., as the left-hander suits up to start on Wednesday for the Double-A Trenton Thunder.

Andy Pettitte's comeback trail to the big leagues will take him through Trenton, N.J., as the left-hander suits up to start on Wednesday for the Double-A Trenton Thunder.

Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre is hoping to miss only a few games after straining his left hamstring in the Rangers' 10-4 win over the Tigers in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday.

Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre is hoping to miss only a few games after straining his left hamstring in the Rangers' 10-4 win over the Tigers in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday.

A week after a notable Friday the 13th, Friday the 20th provided its share of unlikely, quirky plays, as we've already seen two inside-the-park homers and a triple play.

Norichika Aoki's first Major League home run broke up a no-hitter on Friday, and that wasn't the best part. Aoki's homer traveled only 213 feet, a line drive that skipped past Rockies left fielder Carlos Gonzalez for an inside-the-park home run.

Cardinals outfielder Skip Schumaker left Friday's game after after crashing into the center-field-wall in the bottom of the first inning against the Pirates.

Right-hander Lance Lynn picked up his third straight win and Carlos Beltran knocked in the decisive run for the Cardinals in Friday's 4-1 win at PNC Park.

Padres right-hander Tim Stauffer, who has been on the disabled list since Opening Day with a strained right elbow, will throw a bullpen session on Saturday and has a simulated game scheduled for Tuesday.

It's two weeks into the 2012 season, and Nationals manager Davey Johnson said the weekend series against the Marlins is key. It's the first time the two National League East rivals have met during the regular season this year.

For the fourth time in franchise history, the Blue Jays turned a triple play. This time it came in Friday night's game against the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium.

Aside from the obvious loss in the game for the Red Sox, the day couldn't have been any more of a smash for either team.

Friday marked the first time this season that second baseman Jose Altuve batted second in the order while shortstop Jed Lowrie was also in the lineup.

Braves center fielder Michael Bourn provided the comic relief Thursday when he delayed the game in the bottom of the fourth inning against the D-backs because he was in the bathroom.

Facts are facts, and the fact that the Rangers awoke Friday with a seven-game lead on the last-place Angels is not insignificant, even at this primitive point in the season schedule.

Alex Rodriguez hit the 631st home run of his Major League career on Friday, passing Ken Griffey Jr. for sole possession of fifth place on the all-time list.