Milwaukee left fielder Ryan Braun left Monday’s game against the Astros after experiencing a relapse in the tightness that recently caused him to miss a week’s worth of games.

Original post by JR Radcliffe

Milwaukee left fielder Ryan Braun left Monday’s game against the Astros after experiencing a relapse in the tightness that recently caused him to miss a week’s worth of games.

Original post by JR Radcliffe

Joe Crede will resume his injury rehab assignment with the Triple-A Knights in Charlotte on Tuesday against Indianapolis, according to a report on the White Sox flagship radio station.

Original post by Scott Merkin

Cliff Floyd was visibly upset after Monday night’s game, and it had nothing to do with the outcome of the Rays’ 6-4 series-opening win over the Angels.

Original post by Brittany Ghiroli

The Rays’ bench players and backups played a critical hand in dethroning the American League-leading Angels in Monday night’s series-opening 6-4 victory.

Original post by Brittany Ghiroli

Gary Sheffield’s 493rd career home run ignited a four-run comeback in the seventh inning, capped by Curtis Granderson’s go-ahead triple that sent the Tigers on their way to an 8-7 win over the Rangers Monday night.

Original post by Jason Beck

After beating Oakland by 12 runs a day ago, the White Sox put up six runs in the fifth inning on Monday en route to a 12-5 win over the Mariners at U.S. Cellular Field.

Original post by David Just

The A’s beat the Twins, 3-2, on Monday night, but lost starter Justin Duchscherer to right hip pain in the third inning. The A’s got a quick start when Mark Ellis hit the game’s first pitch for a homer. Kurt Suzuki added a two-run single.

Original post by Mychael Urban

CC Sabathia continued his torrid success since joining the Milwaukee Brewers, shutting down the Astros in an 9-3 victory on Monday night.

Original post by JR Radcliffe

Gary Sheffield’s two-run homer on Monday night against the Rangers wasn’t simply a big shot on the scoreboard. With his 493rd career home run, he moved into a tie with good friend Fred McGriff and Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig on the all-time Major League list.

Original post by Jason Beck