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CINCINNATI - The Phillies' slump brought them to a new point of futility — a scoreless game that gets carried over to the next day.

MIAMI - Dan Haren was pitching well for the Washington Nationals until teammate Ryan Zimmerman made another wild throw.

ST. LOUIS - There's good reason Ken Hitchcock remembers his first career coaching victory. After his Dallas Stars beat the Vancouver Canucks in 1996, Hitchcock said he lost the game puck in a wrestling match with goalie Allan Bester. The St.

CLEVELAND - They scrambled to put the jersey together, and then the Red Sox hung it proudly on the dugout wall. For nine innings, No.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Jake Westbrook still hasn't figured out the Pittsburgh Pirates. For a day anyway, it didn't matter. Pittsburgh roughed up the St.

ATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks want to be well-rested for the playoffs. They certainly didn't use up any energy Tuesday night. DeMar DeRozan scored 30 points, Rudy Gay added 22 and the Toronto Raptors ran all over the playoff-bound Hawks, 113-96.

BALTIMORE - Jake Arrieta gave up a home run on the first pitch he threw, struggled with his control for much of the game and finally was pulled before getting an out in the sixth inning.

PHILADELPHIA - Steve Mason gave the Flyers a taste of a fabulous performance in net in crunch time. He would love to help keep it going in the playoffs.

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Robinson Cano and the New York Yankees found all sorts of ways to salute Jackie Robinson. Cano, whose big league father named him for Robinson, hit a three-run homer.

MIAMI - The gaudy sculpture in left field swung into motion and lit up like a carnival ride as Miami Marlins fans cheered the rare spectacle. Home run, home team.