Despite giving up four runs in the first two innings, Cardinals right-hander Kyle Lohse settled down and notched career win No. 100 in a 7-4 victory over the Pirates on Sunday at Busch Stadium.
Cubs hoping West Coast trip changes their luck
The Giants and Cubs kick off a three-game series at At&T Park on Monday, with Tim Lincecum getting the call for the home club, while the visitors counter with Randy Wells.
Beltre set for rehab, eyes Thursday return
Third baseman Adrian Beltre will leave Monday morning for Omaha. He is joining Triple-A Round Rock on a medical rehabilitation assignment in the hopes of being activated by the Rangers on Thursday.
Hughes' two long balls help Twins halt skid
Luke Hughes brought home a career-high five runs with a
pair of homers to help the Twins snap a seven-game losing streak with an 11-4 win over the Tigers on Sunday.
White Sox host Twins to begin critical stretch
The White Sox open a three-game set against the Twins on Monday as they embark on a critical stretch of 28 games against AL Central opponents.
Chen, Moustakas assemble Royals' victory
Backed by Mike Moustakas' decisive RBI single Sunday, Bruce Chen won his fifth consecutive start this month as the Royals downed the Indians, 2-1, at Progressive Field.
Greinke sharp as Brewers complete sweep
Corey Hart continued his torrid hitting, singling and scoring in the first, then homering in the fifth, and Zack Greinke tossed 7 2/3 strong innings, as the Brewers finished a sweep of the Cubs on Sunday.
Post Irene, Braves realign starting rotation
Coming off a three-day break, the Braves have realigned their starting rotation, with Jair Jurrjens set to start Tuesday's series opener vs. the Nationals.
Scherzer, Tigers want to take care of own business
The Tigers continue to distance themselves from the rest of the American League Central, and they now return to Detroit for a seven-game homestand during which they hope they can extend their lead.
Britton leads O's to sixth straight victory
The Orioles' message seems to be coming through loud and clear: they might be down, but they aren't done yet.
Rays go for sweep of Blue Jays in Toronto
As the Red Sox and Yankees battle for the American League East crown, Tampa Bay and Toronto are seemingly playing for third place.
A's look to put hitting shoes back on vs. Tribe
After enduring a doubleheader Saturday against the Red Sox with multiple rain delays at Fenway Park, the A's are hoping to resume swinging their bats well when they open a four-game series with the Indians on Monday at Progressive Field.
Indians lose Brantley for remainder of season
Indians outfielder Michael Brantley's season is over after he was transferred to the 60-day disabled list on Sunday with a broken hamate bone in his right hand.
Outlook getting bleak for lefty Sanchez's return
Manager Bruce Bochy hinted Sunday that Jonathan Sanchez, who began the season as the Giants' No. 2 starter, could be sidelined for the rest of the season with his sprained left ankle.
Jeter adds games played to his Yanks records
By playing in the first game of the Yankees' doubleheader with the Orioles on Sunday, Derek Jeter established the club's all-time record with 2,402 games played.
Twins recall Rivera as Mauer sits out again
With Joe Mauer out of the lineup for the fifth straight game with a sore neck, the Twins recalled catcher Rene Rivera from Triple-A Rochester on Sunday.
Tigers to send Guillen on rehab stint Monday
Tigers second baseman Carlos Guillen, sidelined since Aug. 13 with a sore left wrist, is slated to begin a rehab assignment Monday.