Kyle Drabek threw 5 1/3 strong innings while the Blue Jays used a balanced attack at the plate to secure a 7-3 victory over the Red Sox on Tuesday night at Rogers Centre.
Wright sidelined with fractured right pinkie
David Wright fractured his right pinkie during Monday's 4-3 win over the Nationals. The injury forced the third baseman out of Tuesday's lineup and will require a splint.
Rangers to contend with familiar face in Millwood
For the third time in six games, the Rangers will face a starting pitcher who was once in their organization.
Cards look to secure sweep vs. Reds
Johnny Cueto and Jaime Garcia face off in the final game of the series on Wednesday to decide whether the Cardinals will sweep or the Reds will snap St. Louis' win streak.
Devine has second Tommy John surgery
It's a disheartening thing for any player to deal with Tommy John surgery. Imagine, then, having to undergo the procedure twice — the second time just three years later, no less. Reliever Joey Devine is living this nightmare.
In rewarding Phillips and Votto, Reds take risk
Brandon Phillips and Joey Votto are going to be paid top-market dollars well past their expected prime years, and it's a gigantic risk on the part of a Reds club that, if past attendance and payroll figures are any indication, will have to be abundantly economical in other facets of club construction to make it all work.
Moores says Padres sale will proceed
Padres majority owner John Moores said Tuesday that the ownership group is moving ahead with plans to sell the franchise.
Freese, Beltran back up Lohse with big homers
Kyle Lohse had his second strong outing to begin the season, and Carlos Beltran and David Freese
each homered lifting the Cardinals to a 3-1 series-clinching victory over the Reds on a chilly evening at Great
American Ball Park.
Fifty years after first game, Colt .45s honored
Fifty years to the day of the birth of the Colt .45s, several players from the franchise's inaugural team threw out ceremonial first pitches before Tuesday's game between the Astros and Braves in Houston.
Nats pitchers Jackson, Gio visit Fan Cave
A few minutes of downtime at the MLB Fan Cave early Tuesday afternoon may have resulted in America's newest pop sensation: Edwin Thunder Jackson.
After strong openers, Billingsley and Bedard face off
Chad Billingsley of the Dodgers and Erik Bedard of the Pirates each turned in a strong season-opening start entering their meeting on Wednesday night in Los Angeles.
Gordon inspires memories of Wills
Fifty years to the day after the opening of Dodger Stadium, Maury Wills was given a pregame celebration followed by an act of personal appreciation by Dee Gordon, a game-changer with his speed and athleticism.
Mound aces square off for White Sox, Indians
Runs figure to be at a premium on Wednesday at Progressive Field. Justin Masterson and John Danks will start Wednesday's matinee for Cleveland and Chicago, respectively.
Ethier puts icing on the cake in home opener
Andre Ethier launched a home run in the bottom of the eighth to give the Dodgers a win over the Pirates in Tuesday's home opener that began a season-long 50th anniversary season of Dodger Stadium.
'Co-pilot' catcher Rosario poised for takeoff
After catcher Wilin Rosario performed well in camp and followed it with impressive work in his first start of the season, the Rockies are expecting him to soar.
Despite two blown saves, Santos not concerned
One week isn't going to make or break Sergio Santos' season, nor will it dictate the way his tenure in Toronto is ultimately defined.
Andino downplays postgame dispute
Robert Andino shrugged off the events that immediately followed the final out of Monday night's 6-2 loss to the Yankees, in which New York catcher Russell Martin exchanged words with the Baltimore second baseman.