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MILWAUKEE - Jean Segura produced a memorable piece of baserunning that outshined Ryan Braun's three-run homer.

CHICAGO - The race for the Central Division is long over, and the West has been won. The Presidents' Trophy is still out there, and the Chicago Blackhawks look ready to grab that one as well.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Tim Hudson's chances for his 200th win sank when his pitches didn't. Hudson came up short in his first attempt at win No.

HOUSTON - Houston's Lucas Harrell struggled with his command on Friday night and was livid when he was pulled in the sixth inning. His night ended up turning out all right though thanks to a strong performance by the Astros bullpen. J.D.

ARLINGTON, Texas - An unbeatable combination for the Texas Rangers — another 10-strikeout game by Yu Darvish and finally a big inning for their hitters.

CINCINNATI - Needing a strike to avoid giving up a walk, left-hander Aroldis Chapman let it fly for the plate. Justin Ruggiano expected it and timed it just right.

PHILADELPHIA - Ty Wigginton saved a pair of runs with his glove before giving them right back with his arm. Roy Halladay tossed a two-hitter over seven innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St.

ST. LOUIS - All it took for Brian Elliott to regain his form was a simple two-game trip to the minors in late March. Elliott continued to sizzle in the nets on Friday night, making 21 saves to help the St.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The Tampa Bay Rays are finally showing signs of heating up offensively.

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Even before Matt Harvey escaped a bases-loaded, no-out jam to preserve a late lead, fans at Citi Field told Stephen Strasburg which pitcher they preferred. "Harvey's better!" they chanted, over and over. He was on this Friday night.