Yu Darvish made his first start for the Rangers on Monday night, and it was chronicled by over 200 members of the media. It has been that kind of a weekend for the Rangers, and infielder Michael Young said the team has not yet settled into a regular-season routine.

Yu Darvish made his first start for the Rangers on Monday night, and it was chronicled by over 200 members of the media. It has been that kind of a weekend for the Rangers, and infielder Michael Young said the team has not yet settled into a regular-season routine.

Yu Darvish made his first start for the Rangers on Monday night, and it was chronicled by over 200 members of the media. It has been that kind of a weekend for the Rangers, and infielder Michael Young said the team has not yet settled into a regular-season routine.

Nationals closer Drew Storen suffered a setback, experiencing right elbow pain after throwing a simulated game on Sunday at the team's complex in Viera, Fla.

Nationals closer Drew Storen suffered a setback, experiencing right elbow pain after throwing a simulated game on Sunday at the team's complex in Viera, Fla.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

A few eyebrows were raised when Lance Berkman, who has 23 career home runs at Great American Ball Park — most of any active player — was not listed on the Cardinals' original starting lineup for Monday's series opener against the Reds. Berkman is nursing a sore hand, but it turned out the lineup was posted prematurely.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.

Before he signed with Miami, Jose Reyes was already envisioning he and Bonifacio hitting together at the top of the Marlins' batting order, getting on and stealing bases, creating havoc by putting pressure on the other team. That abstract blueprint came to life Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park.