Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Trout showcases power, speed against KC
Angels outfielder Mike Trout's rare blend of power and speed was reinforced in the eighth inning, when he stole second with the Angels up by one. Earlier, he belted a mammoth home run that manager Mike Scioscia estimated to travel 500 feet.
- Halos likely to match Buckner against Royals
- Weaver moving forward after BP session
- Vargas helps Halos run winning streak to six
- Angels ride four homers to fifth straight win
- Weaver's next start could be with Angels
- Jepsen 'close' to returning to Angels bullpen
- Angels are taking no team lightly
- Wilson sharp as Angels' offensive surge continues
- Williams working to keep spot in Angels' rotation
- On comeback trail, Madson dealing with setback
- Moreno supportive of staff over 10 years as owner
- Confident Trout is soaring in Year 2
- Trout adds cycle to lengthy list of achievements
- Aybar exits with right knee soreness
- Oklahoma resident Richards' family OK
- Eckstein will represent Angels at '13 Draft
- Trout's cycle leads offensive explosion
- Burnett off DL; Angels send down Brasier
- Pujols leads another successful charity golf tourney
- Angels fans take their cuts at cash on latest 'Bucks'
- Angels take patient approach to back Vargas
- Coello using forkball to make strong impression
- Nelson joins Angels, Jimenez returns to Triple-A
- Burnett close to returning from rehab assignment
- Angels seeing collective efforts in leadership roles
- Angels' numbers come up in power ball
- Conger and Wilson proving to be a good battery
- Hamilton out of lineup to 'recharge,' enters game late
- Brasier gets an education on 'Dairy Night'
Oakland Athletics
Nakajima to work in Triple-A as A's roster looks set
Following Thursday's off-day, when the A's decided to option infielder Hiro Nakajima to Triple-A Sacramento rather than call him up when his 20-day rehab assignment expired, manager Bob Melvin said the decision was largely based on the roster he already has.
- Healing Reddick feels good after taking some BP
- Lowrie continues to sit with injured foot
- Young's clutch homer in ninth lifts A's
- A's bullpen setting high standard for excellence
- A's fans look to win cash on 'Bucks on the Pond'
- Parker strong after first, but A's win streak snapped
- Lowrie held out of starting lineup with contusion
- Reddick not yet ready to come off disabled list
- Lowrie day to day after foot X-rays negative
- Dealing Straily pitches A's to fifth straight win
- Melvin gives Crisp breather vs. Rangers
- Weeks, Nakajima showing versatility in Minors
- Barton clears waivers, outrighted to Triple-A
- Former reliever Mecir to represent A's at Draft
- Jaso still affected by right shin injury
- Top prospect Russell settling in at plate for Stockton
- Reddick may avoid surgery, eyeing rehab assignment
- A's offense backs ageless Colon in win over Rangers
- Resop clears waivers, outrighted to Triple-A
- A's complete sweep with third straight comeback
- Norris on injuries: Someone will always step up
- A's prepare to face reliever-turned-starter
- Milone solid as A's come back to top Royals
- With Young back, Barton designated for assignment
- A's activate Young from disabled list
- A's reinstate Nakajima from DL, option him to Triple-A
- Cespedes has power but little to show for it
- Today's MLB starting lineups: May 24
- Milone, A's look to keep tormenting Astros
Toronto Blue Jays
Gibbons, Lawrie tossed after called third strike
Manager John Gibbons and third baseman Brett Lawrie were ejected from Friday's game vs. the Orioles. Lawrie was called out on strikes with two men on, and he was tossed immediately after throwing his batting gloves toward his helmet and the home plate umpire.
- Delgado's Training Day benefits charity, fans
- Dickey looks to gain series edge against Orioles
- Gose learns lesson after scoring on aggressive play
- Blue Jays to rely more on Cecil, Delabar in bullpen
- Blue Jays bats come alive too late in Nolin's debut
- Delabar, Vancouver manager McCullough visit school
- Blue Jays place reliever Oliver on 15-day DL
- Influential scout Guerrero passes away
- Happ dealing with issues from sprained right knee
- Nolin to get the call from Double-A, start Friday
- Jenkins to make second start of season on Sunday
- Bautista ready to move on after four-hit performance
- Encarnacion's slam punctuates batting showcase
- Bautista caps big day with walk-off single in 10th
- Hitting coach breaks down Blue Jays' approach
- Blue Jays give Gose first start of season
- Toronto could turn to prospect for Friday start
- Ortiz lacks earlier magic as Blue Jays fall
- McGriff to represent Blue Jays at '13 Draft
- '13 is Janssen's year to recover, not rebuild
- Lind regaining ability to get on base
- Gose's latest role after callup: teacher
- Johnson fans five in successful first rehab start
- Dickey solid for eight as Blue Jays top Rays
- Elite prospect Stroman makes first '13 start
- With Johnson rehabbing, Jenkins likely to fill rotation
- Lind bats cleanup against Rays
- After recent turnaround, Gose called up
- Blue Jays' finale at Yankee Stadium postponed by rain
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Rays unable to rally after short Hernandez start
Pitching continued to be the difference between winning and losing for Tampa Bay on Friday night as David Phelps held the Rays without a baserunner until the fifth inning while Roberto Hernandez struggled again as the Yankees drubbed the Rays, 9-4, before 17,825 at Tropicana Field.
- Maddon stands by Rodney, struggling 'pen
- Moore downplays unbeaten mark, exclusive company
- 'Little different' for Brignac in return to The Trop
- Rays keep growing arms down on their farm
- Rodney, bullpen can't contain Blue Jays late
- Longoria credits consistent health for success
- Joyce downplays hamstring tightness
- Rays swap Cobb, Odorizzi in rotation
- Rays Minor Leaguer Yepez suspended
- Rays hold on after Cobb's solid start
- Joyce leaves game with hamstring tightness
- Wright's heart with tornado-ravaged Moore
- Maddon backtracks on celebration critique
- Maddon admits error but wants rules revisited
- Original Roberto Hernandez to represent Rays at Draft
- Escobar's revelry has new meaning in Toronto
- Odorizzi solid in debut, but Rays fall to Blue Jays
- Longoria playing as good as Maddon has seen him
- So far, Cobb can't help but rack up K's
- Maddon seeks clarification on home run review
- Joyce's contested hit ruled a homer after review
- Odorizzi to take Price's spot in rotation on Monday
- Beliveau called up for a day; Torres sent to Minors
- Joyce stays true to approach, beats O's shift
- Moore improves to 8-0 as Rays complete series sweep
- Molina exits game with hamstring injury
- Hellickson sets bittersweet mark in Friday's win
- Ramos 'getting comfortable' as Rays' long-relief man
- Joyce drives relentless Rays with huge game at plate
Cleveland Indians
Masterson stumbles, Indians' offense held in check
Red Sox right-hander John Lackey quieted the Indians' potent lineup, making the few mistakes of starter Justin Masterson more glaring in an 8-1 loss. The Indians have suffered three defeats in a four-game stretch for the first time since the end of April.
- Francona impressed with Santana's power, patience
- Feller's military service recognized with award
- Swisher returns to Tribe after daughter's birth
- Bourn still mad at assisting Cabrera's home run
- Tribe working with Carrasco on suspension
- Francona appreciative, victorious in return to Fenway
- Indians pound Red Sox in Francona's Fenway return
- Tribe designates Huff, recalls Barnes for 'pen boost
- Kazmir's revival still a process in the making
- Francona set for Fenway return
- Lineup depth key to Tribe's surge
- Tribe gets to Verlander, but rally fizzles in rain
- A View From Studio 3: Kipnis on verge of stardom
- Pitching to Miggy doesn't work for solid Kluber
- Front office members to represent Tribe at Draft
- Mike and Mike arrive, hoping Tribe avoids bad fortune
- Perez deletes Twitter account to put focus on club
- New father Swisher donates to help all Cleveland kids
- With more polish, Tribe's Bauer could thrive
- Now may be the time to believe in the Indians
- Perez serves up third homer in two outings
- Scoreless week earns Masterson AL honors
- Gomes' three-run homer completes four-game sweep
- Raburn relishing platoon role for Tribe
- Brantley gets tips from dad, a former big leaguer
- No end in sight to Marson's injury problems
- Masterson dominates Mariners with 11 K's
- Gomes taking advantage of chances
- VP Atkins heaps high praise on prospect Lindor
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