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MILWAUKEE - Rusty after eight days off, Patrick Corbin took two innings to find his groove. Once he did, the Arizona Diamondbacks' left-hander shut down the injury-depleted Milwaukee Brewers.

HOUSTON - Oakland's Bartolo Colon was glad to be back on the mound after missing 50 games because of a drug suspension. The starter was perhaps even happier to be allowed in the clubhouse after being banned from it for the duration of his penalty.

BALTIMORE - In the first game of the season in which Chris Davis failed to hit a home run, he still managed to make a play that influenced the final outcome.

PHILADELPHIA - Kevin Frandsen rounded first after his big hit, looked up to see all the runners circling the bases and prepared himself for a celebration.

MONTREAL - The often bitter rivalry between Montreal and Boston is going the Canadiens' way.

RALEIGH, N.C. - After stopping 74 shots in a little over 24 hours, Henrik Lundqvist was nearly too exhausted to talk. His play on the ice said plenty.

NEWARK, N.J. - Another standout game by James Reimer, a couple of good bounces of the puck, and great penalty killing has the Toronto Maple Leafs inching closer to their first playoff berth in nine years.

UNIONDALE, N.Y. - The New York Islanders are in a place they haven't been in quite a while — holding their playoff chances in their own hands.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Matt Harrison found trouble early instead of late in his second start of the season. The result was the same — a loss.

DETROIT - The New York Yankees got through a game without another injury. That was the only good news for the banged-up Bronx Bombers.