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NEW YORK, N.Y. - With every ball out of the strike zone in the seventh inning, Wade Miley got angrier and put himself in deeper trouble. David Hernandez needed just one pitch to spoil his outing.

BALTIMORE - The Baltimore Orioles became the first team this season to score against Tampa Bay left-hander Matt Moore, a feat that did little to make them feel any better about an otherwise dreary loss to their AL East rivals.

MILWAUKEE - Rarely used, Blake Lalli quickly showed he was totally prepared.

CLEVELAND - Their minds more at ease after two harrowing days, the Red Sox won again.

BOSTON - After Ryan Miller and the Buffalo Sabres pulled out a comeback win over the Bruins, they had one last gesture to mark the significance of Boston's first pro game since the marathon bombings.

TORONTO - The Toronto Raptors prefer to think of this as a beginning rather than an ending. To be continued next season.

MIAMI - An ailing Bryce Harper required intravenous fluids before the game, vomited once between innings and repeatedly bent over in discomfort before stepping into the batter's box. His swing was as robust as ever.

BALTIMORE - For the first time in a week, the Tampa Bay Rays celebrated a victory. What made it even sweeter was that they scored six runs and pounded out 11 hits, which amounted to a slugfest for an offence that has struggled for much of the season.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A.J. Burnett was 24 when he threw his only no-hitter. Now in his 15th major league season, the 36-year-old Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander knows his career is winding down. He would love to add a second one before retiring.

MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Twins still have a lot of work to do with their starting pitching. The weather has been an early challenge, too.