D-backs' Scherzer the real deal
Max Scherzer obviously has Major League stuff, and, start by start, the Diamondbacks' rookie right-hander is proving that he also has the maturity and poise of a big leaguer.
More >Pitchers can pull double duty, too
On Friday, the Cubs couldn't have won without the work of Ted Lilly's left arm, but he also helped win the game with the bat in his hand -- a victory for both the Cubs and for baseball traditionalists.
More >No surprise Beane has A's in first
Billy Beane's legacy is simple: He built it, he tore it down, and he built it again. As this year's no-name A's enter the weekend, they're tied with the Angels for first place in the AL West.
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Ryan Braun hit a pair of solo homers using a pink bat, and Jeff Suppan pitched seven solid innings for his first win since April 2 to lead the Brewers to a 5-3 win vs. the Cards on Sunday. 
Scott Olsen lasted six innings, but it was Dan Uggla's day, as he knocked in three Marlins runs on two homers to bring the Fish back from a three-run deficit, giving the Marlins a 5-4 sweep over the Nationals. 
