Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Wilson's gem, Trout's wheels sink Mariners
Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson continued his dominance over the Mariners as he outdueled Joe Saunders in a 1-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night at Angel Stadium.
- Hanson faces Felix as Angels eye series victory
- Hamilton dropped to seventh in batting order
- Pujols finally feels like the Albert of old
- Big & Rich opens summer concert series Saturday
- Blanton's gem overshadowed by Angels' cold bats
- Angels are quieter on the basepaths
- Kohn emerging as bullpen standout
- Pujols is finding his June groove
- Trout fastest player to 200 runs scored since '40
- Callaspo looks to break out of slump at plate
- Scioscia confident Weaver is making progress
- Angels hope to iron out defensive woes
- Hamilton goes deep as Angels rout Mariners
- Hanson pitching well enough to absorb stolen bases
- Blanton gets the call to start Tuesday vs. Mariners
- Scioscia to continue hitting Hamilton second
- Angels' rally in ninth inning comes up just short
- Trout holds steady in second among AL outfielders
- Dipoto not immune to Mariano's legend
- Angels leaning on Jepsen, Kohn, Richards
- Angels sacrifice speed to keep Pujols' bat in lineup
- Hanson leads Angels to third straight win
- Wilson recovers nicely as Angels top Yankees
- Kohn counts Mariano among sports' greatest icons
- Injured Coello can't throw for four weeks
- Angels reach deals with 34 Draft picks
- Wells returns to Anaheim
- Father's Day takes on an added significance
- Angels look to bounce back as Wilson faces Mariners
Oakland Athletics
Norris exits after taking foul tip to groin
Derek Norris is known as one of the toughest guys in the A's clubhouse. So when he left the game in the sixth inning after Adrian Beltre foul-tipped a ball into his groin, you knew it was bad.
- Griffin gets the nod to close out set vs. Texas
- A's lose game, ground in AL West to Rangers
- 'Team first' focus behind Balfour's success
- Young leads off again while Crisp, Jaso rest
- Cespedes still not 100 percent, starts at DH again
- A's starters hitting their stride
- A's roll in Texas behind dealing Parker
- Donaldson not focusing on rough stretch at plate
- Still not 100 percent, Cespedes remains at DH
- Jaso's odd play kick-starts A's big inning
- Seeking A's, San Jose officials sue MLB
- A's edged in opener in Texas as late rally falls short
- A's hit the road after Coliseum sewage flood
- Cespedes plays as DH for fourth straight game
- Melvin stresses urgency as A's face Rangers
- Drainage creates postgame issue for A's, Mariners
- A's slug away to back Colon's sixth straight win
- Moss feasting on A's run facing right-handers
- Otero settling in after promotion to Oakland
- A's feeling effects of 18-inning game
- A's top players need help in All-Star push
- Donaldson, Crisp back in action after day off
- A's ready for long stretch against right-handers
- Grand slam undoes Griffin's strong outing
- Anderson to remain in walking boot four more weeks
- Young and Milone impress, but A's fall short
- McKinney takes BP after agreeing to terms with A's
- Moss relishing time spent with young son
- Cespedes returns; Crisp, Donaldson sit
Toronto Blue Jays
Lind's blast leads Blue Jays to eighth straight win
The Blue Jays continued their hot streak by sweeping the Rockies on Wednesday for their eighth straight win, their longest streak since September 2008. Toronto was given a three-run lead courtesy of Adam Lind's home run in the first, and it was all the team would need to defeat Colorado, 5-2, at Rogers Centre.
- No structural damage to Morrow's forearm
- Reyes advancing through ranks in rehab
- Lawrie resumes baseball activities
- Dickey faces O's trying to keep Blue Jays rolling
- Blue Jays' charity Home Run Derby a success
- Impressive Rogers helps Jays pick up seventh in a row
- Rasmus gets rare break from lineup
- Morrow has setback after first rehab start
- Blue Jays surging behind improving pitching staff
- Jays Care supports students across Canada
- With Toronto on hot streak, Gibbons' focus is each game
- Reyes, Morrow suit up for rehab game Monday
- Izturis' clutch play edges Rox in pitchers' duel
- Injured top Blue Jays prospects on the mend
- Blue Jays secure four-game sweep of Rangers
- After helping Blue Jays, Evans joins them
- Bautista starts at DH amid extreme heat
- Family time remains important priority to Cecil
- On outside looking in, Bautista needs ASG help
- Arencibia looks to break out of June slump
- Reyes feels 'great' after simulated game
- Izturis improving at plate and in field
- Two big swings carry Blue Jays, Dickey to road win
- Like Blue Jays, Buehrle resurgent in win
- Blue Jays taking time to bring back Reyes
- Johnson's start pushed back a second time
- Blue Jays expect Morrow's rehab phase to be brief
- Late rally gives Blue Jays series-opening win
- Gibbons named to AL All-Star coaching staff
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Rays back Hellickson, end Fenway drought
After scoring two combined runs in a pair of losing efforts in Tuesday's doubleheader, manager Joe Maddon joked that the Rays needed a pair of shutouts to have any chance at winning. They didn't get that Wednesday, but they submitted an in-sync offensive performance equally as impressive as the six innings of two-run ball spun by right-hander Jeremy Hellickson.
- Happy with Rays, Loney reflects on time in Boston
- Hot-hitting Joyce to draw at-bats in left field
- Rays like impressive Torres as a reliever
- Soreness gone, Price to make rehab start Friday
- Moore opens up Rays' first visit to Bronx
- Johnson hits game-tying homer, but Rays fall in ninth
- Price feels better after throwing bullpen session
- Myers hitless in debut as Rays drop Game 1
- Longoria back at third for twin bill vs. Red Sox
- Myers calls Day 1 in Majors an 'awesome experience'
- Maddon doesn't want Cobb to rush return from DL
- Myers' prospects not dampened by soggy debut
- Myers' big league dream 'finally coming true'
- Inbox: Myers' arrival has Rays nation abuzz
- Rays to summon top prospect Myers to Majors
- Gomes, Oviedo record first bullpen sessions
- Maddon visiting Hazleton on Rays' off-day
- Price's rehab stint delayed due to soreness
- Cobb leaves hospital; placed on seven-day DL
- Rays run into another nemesis in loss to KC
- Cobb hit in head by liner, has mild concussion
- Joyce hitting it off for Rays in leadoff spot
- Scott starts in left as Rays shuffle lineup
- Cobb's injury tempers Rays' win over Royals
- Longo closing in on third place in All-Star voting
- Longoria at DH, dealing with plantar fasciitis
- Rays starting pitchers looking to pick it up
- Moore, Rays can't right ship against Royals
- Rays players thank fathers for years of support
Cleveland Indians
Indians looking to cut down costly mistakes
Over its last five contests, the Tribe committed six errors and six wild pitches. Second baseman Jason Kipnis said there's no real way to explain an error -- or a bunch of them -- and he believes defense is one of Cleveland's strengths.
- Perez to be re-evaluated after Friday session
- Santana continues to raise offensive game
- Brantley's bat swings things in Indians' favor
- Kazmir, Tribe ready for opener against Twins
- Chisenhall returns as Indians' third baseman
- Francona likes catcher Santana's athleticism
- Indians' three-run eighth evens series with KC
- Tribe fans look to win cash on 'Bucks on the Pond'
- Tribe's Perez eyeing Friday return to bullpen
- Tribe playing it safe with Swisher's shoulder
- Francona favors pitchers' comfort with safety
- Carrasco's strong start ends with Indians' loss
- Kipnis, Kluber share AL Player of Week honors
- Swisher gets breather to work through shoulder issue
- McAllister plays catch; finger sprain improving
- Pestano frustrated at himself after Sunday's loss
- Energetic Bourn excited about Father's Day
- Clutch Kluber steals show with scoreless start
- Santana, Reynolds needing All-Star support
- Kids display talents at Pitch, Hit & Run competition
- Perez to rehab with Lake County on Sunday
- Tribe rallies from five down, but falls to Nats
- Tribe top pick Frazier 'sky high' after signing
- McAllister to begin playing catch soon
- Francona: Asdrubal to return as quick as possible
- Stubbs' legs give Tribe walk-off win over Nats
- Ubaldo, bullpen on point as Indians top Rangers
- Brantley seeks advice from former big leaguer dad
- Kluber doesn't have to rely on just strikeouts
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