Garret Anderson was inducted to the Angels Hall of Fame on Saturday, but it was another left fielder, the Yankees’ Brett Gardner, who might have drawn the loudest cheer of the night.

David Ortiz received a retirement gift from the Tigers, then reminded them he’s still working. His three-hit game included a two-run home run to put the Red Sox up for good — though by inches at the end — in a 3-2 win Saturday at Comerica Park.

Brandon Finnegan took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and the Reds’ offense pounded out 17 hits, including home runs by Adam Duvall, Jose Peraza and Scott Schebler as they won a season-high fifth straight, 11-1, over the Dodgers Saturday night at Great American Ball Park.

The Indians and Blue Jays continue a pivotal American League series today with the finale at Progressive Field, a matchup heavy on postseason stakes.

Garret Anderson rarely wears his World Series championship ring from 2002, but the Halos’ former outfielder proudly brought it out Saturday for a special occasion, as he was inducted into the Angels Hall of Fame in a pregame ceremony on the field at Angel Stadium.

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In the best start of his young career, Robbie Ray was nearly untouchable Saturday night, leading the D-backs to a 2-1 victory over the Padres at Petco Park.

The Cardinals needed two home runs Saturday against the Phillies to set a Major League record. But it was the Phillies who used a pair of solo shots to prevail in their 4-2 win at Citizens Bank Park.

Her defensive highlights were justly rewarded.

For the second straight start, Dodgers starter Brett Anderson left early with an injury. After only three-plus innings in Saturday’s 11-1 loss to the Reds at Great American Ball Park, Anderson was lifted with a blister on his left index finger.

The Blue Jays muscled their way past the Indians with a 6-5 victory in the latest clash of two first-place teams. Toronto blasted a trio of home runs to top Cleveland in front of a sold-out crowd on Saturday night at Progressive Field.

It looked like the Nationals were in for a long night on Saturday at Turner Field. Right-hander Max Scherzer was having early problems, while Braves rookie Tyrell Jenkins had his way with Washington.

Indians right-hander Josh Tomlin has a few different pitches he’d like back from Saturday, but one in particular haunts him more than the rest.

Hopefully his pitcher bought him dinner.

David Price knows talent. So let’s pay close attention to what he said Saturday, when asked about resplendent Red Sox teammate Mookie Betts. “Right now, I think he’s the best player in all of baseball,” Price said. “I have the utmost respect for Donaldson and Mike Trout and Jose Altuve. But Mookie’s been special. And when a guy has never done it before, that makes it a little more special.

Chris Sale’s personal winless streak ended at six Saturday night at U.S. Cellular Field.

Nick Castellanos’ injured left hand is progressing, according to tests, but the Tigers’ third baseman remains a ways off from being able to swing a bat, let alone return to game action.