Tigers keep rolling in another comeback  —  Zumaya goes on the 15-day disabled list after game  —  KANSAS CITY — The Tigers are somehow unbeaten in games with Mike Maroth on the mound.  They're about to find out how they can fare without Joel Zumaya.  —  While Nate Robertson …

Dye knows what struggles bring  —  If Sox' fortunes don't change, OF could be dealt to contender  —  ANAHEIM, Calif. — The wish is for the record to turn around and the White Sox to become a threat in the American League Central.  —  That's first and foremost for outfielder Jermaine Dye.

Sosa, Green lift Mets again in Arizona  —  PHOENIX (AP) — Jorge Sosa outpitched reigning NL Cy Young Award winner Brandon Webb, Shawn Green homered and drove in three runs, and the New York Mets beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-2 Saturday night for their 13th straight victory at Chase Field.

Carpenter to undergo elbow surgery  —  Right-hander to have procedure performed next week  —  ST. LOUIS — An already difficult season for the Cardinals grew tougher on Saturday, when the team announced that right-hander Chris Carpenter will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow.

Brewing up a contender  —  A healthy Ben Sheets is just a bonus for NL Central leaders  —  Langerhans, part of Atlanta's left-field platoon at the start of the season, was traded to Oakland on Monday.  He joined the team Tuesday in Boston, went -for-4 with a walk in two games …

Cedeno out as Guzman arrives  —  When the Cubs activate Angel Guzman for Sunday's game, infielder Ronny Cedeno will be sent to Triple-A Iowa, meaning outfielder Felix Pie will stay for a while.  —  While the club made no official announcement, Cedeno was seen packing his bags after Saturday's win.

Ordonez says hair won't fit, gets trim  —  KANSAS CITY, Mo. — He's done it.  —  For the first time since he had it trimmed for the World Series, Magglio Ordonez has gotten a haircut.  —  His hair is still long, but definitely shorter than it was.  His long locks are now his medium-to-long locks.

Marlins blow another late lead  —  MIAMI GARDENS — The Marlins let another late-game lead slip away, but this time their defense was the main culprit.  —  The San Diego Padres capitalized on two Florida errors in the ninth inning and rallied for a 7-6 win in 12 innings in front of 21,381 fans at Dolphin Stadium.

Cabrera, Hernandez lead O's past Tribe  —  BALTIMORE (AP) — Daniel Cabrera pitched seven innings of three-hit ball, Ramon Hernandez homered and drove in four runs, and the Baltimore Orioles breezed past the Cleveland Indians 8-2 Saturday night.  —  Hernandez hit a three-run homer …

Shopping for a hitter starts early  —  The July 31 non-waiver trading deadline is 86 days away, but Angels General Manager Bill Stoneman is already perusing the market for an early-bird special.  —  A hip injury that will sideline Garret Anderson for at least another month and a hand injury …

Yanks, Red Sox may open '08 in Asia  —  Rivals reportedly among clubs considered for series in Japan  —  NEW YORK — The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, bitter rivals in the American League East, could be headed for an Opening Day showdown in the Far East.