ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - James Shields pitched a one-hit shutout and Evan Longoria's two-run, ninth-inning homer snapped a scoreless tie and gave Tampa Bay the victory over Los Angeles.

Shields (4-2) rebounded from the second-shortest outing of his career to post his second shutout in his last three starts.

The 26-year-old righthander limited the Angels to Brandon Wood's one-out single in the third and retired the last 17 batters he faced after hitting Erick Aybar with a pitch in the fourth.

Angels starter Jon Garland allowed no runs and four hits in eight innings. He was replaced by Justin Speier (0-2), who took the loss.

Matthews Jr. rf 4   0   0   0   .210      Iwamura 2b 4   0   1   0   .227   

EAybar ss 1   0   0   0   .297      Crawford lf 4   0   0   0   .276   

1-Quinlan pr-3b 1   0   0   0   .207      Upton cf 3   1   1   0   .292   

Guerrero dh 3   0   0   0   .260      CPena 1b 4   0   2   0   .210   

GAnderson lf 3   0   0   0   .241      Longoria 3b 3   1   1   2   .229   

Hunter cf 3   0   0   0   .298      Hinske dh 3   0   0   0   .263   

Kotchman 1b 3   0   0   0   .325      Navarro c 3   0   0   0   .350   

Napoli c 3   0   0   0   .261      Gross rf 2   0   1   0   .200   

BWood 3b-ss 3   0   1   0   .182      2-Haynes pr-rf 0   0   0   0   .227   

SRodriguez 2b 3   0   0   0   .190      Bartlett ss 3   0   0   0   .237   

Totals 27   0   1   0         Totals 29   2   6   2      

One out when winning run scored.1-ran for Aybar in the 4th. 2-ran for Gross in the 8th. LOB: Los Angeles 1, Tampa Bay 5. 2B: Gross (1). HR: Longoria (4), off JSpeier. RBIs: Longoria 2 (13). GIDP: Guerrero, Hinske, Bartlett. RLSP: Los Angeles 1 (Matthews Jr.); Tampa Bay 1 (Crawford). RA: SRodriguez, CPena, Bartlett. DP: Los Angeles 2 (EAybar, SRodriguez and Kotchman), (SRodriguez and Kotchman); Tampa Bay 1 (Longoria, Iwamura and CPena).

Tampa Bay walks (3): Upton, Longoria, Gross.

Los Angeles strikeouts (8): Matthews, GAnderson, Hunter 2, Kotchman, Napoli, BWood, SRodriguez.

Tampa Bay strikeouts (2): Upton, Bartlett.

Los Angeles IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Garland 8   4   0   0   3   2   119   4.30   

JSpeier (L) 1/3   2   2   2   0   0   11   4.30   

Tampa Bay IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

JShields (W) 9   1   0   0   0   8   92   3.14   

W: JShields, 4-2. L: JSpeier, 0-2. .

HBP: by JShields (EAybar). Umpires: Home, Gary Cederstrom; first, Fieldin Culbreth; second, Jim Reynolds; third, James Hoye.

T: 2:13. A: 12,039 (36,048).

INDIANS 6, BLUE JAYS 1

CLEVELAND - Casey Blake and Ben Francisco hit two-run doubles in a six-run seventh inning to help C.C. Sabathia and Cleveland defeat Roy Halladay and Toronto in a duel of Cy Young Award winners.

Blue Jays centerfielder Vernon Wells jammed his left wrist while making a diving catch and left in the sixth inning as Toronto lost for the 13th time in its last 14 games in Cleveland.

Rios rf-cf 5   0   0   0   .271      Sizemore cf 5   0   2   0   .270   

AHill 2b 3   0   1   0   .262      FGutierrez rf 4   1   0   0   .245   

Rolen 3b 4   0   2   0   .333      Dellucci lf 3   0   0   0   .250   

VWells cf 3   0   1   0   .281      a-BFrncscoph-lf 1   1   1   2   .389   

SStewart lf 1   0   0   0   .226      VMartinez c 2   0   1   0   .340   

Mench dh 2   0   0   0   .000      Peralta ss 3   0   0   1   .216   

b-Stairs ph-dh 1   0   0   0   .275      Hafner dh 3   1   2   0   .220   

Overbay 1b 3   0   0   0   .272      Garko 1b 3   0   1   0   .236   

Barajas c 4   1   1   0   .226      1-JCarroll pr-3b 1   1   0   0   .200   

Wilkerson lf-rf 3   0   1   0   .237      ACabrera 2b 3   1   0   0   .181   

Scutaro ss 3   0   1   1   .238      Blake 3b-1b 4   1   2   2   .221   

Totals 32   1   7   1         Totals 32   6   9   5      

a-doubled for Dellucci in the 7th. b-grounded out for Mench in the 8th.1-ran for Garko in the 7th. LOB: Toronto 9, Cleveland 8. 2B: AHill (12), Barajas (3), BFrancisco (3), Hafner (7), Blake (9). RBIs: Scutaro (11), BFrancisco 2 (3), Peralta (13), Blake 2 (24). SB: Mench (1). S: Wilkerson. SF: Peralta. GIDP: Mench. RLSP: Toronto 6 (AHill, Rolen 2, Overbay, Barajas, Wilkerson); Cleveland 3 (FGutierrez, Peralta, Blake). RA: SStewart, Stairs. DP: Cleveland 1 (Peralta, ACabrera and Garko).

Toronto walks (3): Mench, Overbay, Scutaro.

Cleveland walks (5): FGutierrez, VMartinez 2, Hafner, ACabrera.

Toronto strikeouts (10): Rios 3, AHill, VWells, Mench, Overbay 2, Barajas, Wilkerson.

Cleveland strikeouts (11): Dellucci 2, Peralta 2, Hafner, Garko, JCarroll, ACabrera 2, Blake 2.

Toronto IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Halladay (L) 6   6   4   4   3   9   111   3.29   

Carlson 1/3   0   1   1   1   0   10   1.72   

Accardo 2/3   1   1   1   1   1   14   6.57   

Tallet 1   2   0   0   0   1   18   1.80   

Cleveland IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Sabathia (W) 7   6   1   1   2   9   106   6.55   

JLewis 1   1   0   0   1   0   22   2.95   

Kobayashi 1   0   0   0   0   1   16   2.08   

W: Sabathia, 2-5. L: Halladay, 3-5.

Halladay pitched to 4 batters in the 7th. IR-S: Carlson 2-0, Accardo 3-3. IBB: off Carlson (FGutierrez) 1, off Accardo (VMartinez) 1, off Halladay (VMartinez) 1. HBP: by Sabathia (AHill). WP: Halladay, Accardo. Umpires: Home, Bob Davidson; First, Alfonso Marquez; Second, Andy Fletcher; Third, Mike Reilly.

T: 3:00. A: 26,472 (43,545).

DETROIT - Kenny Rogers pitched into the seventh inning and Ivan Rodriguez had three hits and drove in a pair of runs to help the Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees, 6-5, last night.

Rogers held the Yankees to two runs before New York scored three runs off Todd Jones in the ninth but still lost for the third time in four games.

Rogers, who improved to 3-3 with the victory, picked Wilson Betemit off first base in the second inning, giving him the major-league record with 92 career pickoffs. The statistic has been kept since 1974.

Detroit won for the second time in eight games since sweeping the Yankees in a three-game series in New York. It was the Tigers' first sweep of at least three games at Yankee Stadium since 1966.

Kei Igawa's season debut was a forgettable one for New York. He lasted just three-plus innings, allowing six runs on 11 hits.

In the third inning, Rodriguez drove in a run with an infield double, and Magglio Ordonez and Gary Sheffield also had run-scoring hits to give Detroit a 4-1 lead.

The Tigers scored two more in the fourth, on leftfielder Hideki Matsui's error and Placido Polanco's RBI single.

Jason Giambi homered in the second off Rogers, giving him 184 with the Yankees, passing Tommy Henrich and tying Charlie Keller for 16th place in team history. The home run was Giambi's seventh of the season.

New York added three runs off reliever Jones in the ninth, on Robinson Cano's RBI groundout, Derek Jeter's run-scoring single, and Bobby Abreu's RBI double before Shelley Duncan lined out to center to end the game.

MlCabrera cf 5   0   2   0   .277      IRodriguez c 4   2   3   2   .269   

Jeter ss 4   1   2   1   .305      Polanco 2b 4   1   2   1   .280   

BAbreu rf 4   0   1   1   .297      CGuillen 3b 3   0   0   1   .305   

HMatsui lf 4   0   0   0   .333      Ordonez rf 4   0   2   1   .309   

SDuncan 1b 5   0   1   0   .194      MiCabrera 1b 4   0   1   0   .252   

Giambi dh 4   1   2   1   .178      Sheffield lf 4   0   1   1   .204   

Betemit 3b 4   1   2   0   .250      Joyce lf 0   0   0   0   .182   

Cano 2b 4   1   2   1   .182      Renteria ss 4   0   0   0   .272   

Moeller c 3   0   1   1   .290      Thames dh 4   1   1   0   .260   

a-Damon ph 1   1   1   0   .286      Raburn cf 2   2   2   0   .304   

Totals 38   5   14   5         Granderson cf 2   0   1   0   .262   

                  Totals 35   6   13   6      

a-singled for Moeller in the 9th. E: HMatsui (1), Betemit (1), Moeller (2). LOB: New York 9, Detroit 7. 2B: MlCabrera (5), BAbreu (6), Giambi (5), Betemit (1), Cano (5), IRodriguez 2 (12), Ordonez (9), Sheffield (5). HR: Giambi (7), off Rogers. RBIs: Jeter (17), BAbreu (22), Giambi (19), Cano (11), Moeller (4), IRodriguez 2 (16), Polanco (13), CGuillen (15), Ordonez (25), Sheffield (7). SB: Polanco (2), Granderson (2). SF: CGuillen. GIDP: Jeter, HMatsui, Sheffield. RLSP: New York 4 (HMatsui, SDuncan, Betemit 2); Detroit 6 (IRodriguez, CGuillen, Ordonez, MiCabrera, Renteria 2). RA: MlCabrera, Cano, Polanco, Thames. DP: New York 2 (BAbreu, Cano and Betemit), (Betemit, Cano and SDuncan); Detroit 2 (Rogers, Renteria and MiCabrera), (Polanco, Renteria and MiCabrera).

New York walks (3): Jeter, BAbreu, HMatsui.

Detroit walks (1): IRodriguez.

New York strikeouts (3): BAbreu 2, Moeller.

Detroit strikeouts (4): Ordonez, Sheffield, Thames, Granderson.

New York IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Igawa (L) 3   11   6   6   0   0   64   18.00   

Albaladejo 21/3   2   0   0   1   2   36   3.95   

Hawkins 12/3   0   0   0   0   1   12   6.38   

ERamirez 1   0   0   0   0   1   13   0.00   

Detroit IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Rogers (W) 6   9   2   2   2   3   97   5.82   

Miner 2   1   0   0   0   0   28   8.41   

TJones 1   4   3   3   1   0   25   4.50   

W: Rogers, 3-3. L: Igawa, 0-1.

Igawa pitched to 4 batters in the 4th, Rogers pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. IR-S: Albaladejo 2-0, Hawkins 2-0, Miner 1-1. IBB: off TJones (HMatsui) 1. WP: ERamirez, Miner, TJones 2. Umpires: Home, Jerry Meals; first, Bill Miller; second, Paul Emmel; third, Gary Darling.

T: 3:03. A: 44,062 (41,070).

RANGERS 4, ATHLETICS 0

ARLINGTON, Texas - Scott Feldman and three relievers combined for Texas' third consecutive shutout and Brandon Boggs drove in three runs in the win over Oakland.

Boggs recovered from an early hard crash into the wall to go 3 for 4 with a homer as Texas ended the A's four-game winning streak.

Feldman (1-1) pitched six innings, stretching Texas' scoreless streak to 28 consecutive innings.

Jamey Wright then tossed a perfect seventh to make it 29, the second-longest streak in franchise history, before Joaquin Benoit and C.J. Wilson - the normal eighth- and ninth-inning guys - finished it off for 31 in a row.

KSuzuki c 4   0   0   0   .275      Kinsler 2b 4   1   1   0   .290   

DBarton 1b 3   0   0   0   .238      MiYoung ss 4   0   0   0   .292   

Cust lf 4   0   2   0   .253      Hamilton cf 4   1   2   1   .290   

FThomas dh 3   0   1   0   .213      Bradley dh 2   1   0   0   .301   

1-RDavis pr 0   0   0   0   .318      DaMurphy rf 4   0   1   0   .265   

EBrown rf 4   0   0   0   .274      Boggs lf 4   1   3   3   .385   

Crosby ss 3   0   0   0   .246      Sltalamacchia c 3   0   0   0   .185   

Ellis 2b 3   0   0   0   .228      Shelton 1b 2   0   1   0   .143   

Hannahan 3b 3   0   0   0   .225      a-Catlnottph-1b 1   0   0   0   .257   

RSweeney cf 2   0   1   0   .275      Duran 3b 3   0   0   0   .184   

Totals 29   0   4   0         Totals 31   4   8   4      

a-grounded out for Shelton in the 7th.1-ran for Thomas in the 9th. LOB: Oakland 6, Texas 5. 2B: Kinsler (9), Hamilton (11), Boggs (2), Shelton (1). HR: Boggs (2), off GSmith. RBIs: Hamilton (37), Boggs 3 (8). SB: RSweeney (3), Kinsler (8). CS: DaMurphy (1). GIDP: EBrown 2. RLSP: Oakland 3 (FThomas, Crosby, Hannahan); Texas 3 (Boggs, Sltalamacchia, Duran). RA: Hamilton. DP: Texas 2 (MiYoung, Kinsler and Shelton), (MiYoung, Kinsler and Catalanotto).

Oakland walks (4): DBarton, FThomas, Crosby, RSweeney.

Texas walks (2): Bradley 2.

Oakland strikeouts (3): KSuzuki, Crosby, Hannahan.

Texas strikeouts (6): Boggs, Sltalamacchia 2, Shelton, Duran 2.

Oakland IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

GSmith (L) 6   6   4   4   2   4   105   3.00   

Gaudin 2   2   0   0   0   2   35   3.55   

Texas IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Feldman (W) 6   2   0   0   4   1   87   4.07   

JWright 1   0   0   0   0   1   11   3.48   

Benoit 1   0   0   0   0   0   9   5.65   

CWilson 1   2   0   0   0   1   22   2.40   

W: Feldman, 1-1. L: GSmith, 2-2. .

IBB: off GSmith (Bradley) 1. Umpires: Home, Mike DiMuro; first, Larry Vanover; second, Mike Everitt; third, Tim McClelland.

T: 2:30. A: 23,516 (48,911).

ORIOLES 7, ROYALS 4

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Aubrey Huff and Melvin Mora homered, Steve Trachsel earned his first victory since April 4, and Baltimore beat Kansas City.

Huff, who has hit safely in 18 of his last 20 games, hit a three-run homer with two out in the fifth to snap a 2-2 tie. Huff's sixth homer came after the Royals intentionally walked Nick Markakis. Freddie Bynum led off the inning with a single.

Mora hit a two-out homer in the third with Bynum aboard after a double.

BRoberts 2b 5   0   1   0   .252      Dejesus cf 5   0   2   0   .304   

Mora 3b 4   1   1   2   .252      Teahen rf 4   1   1   0   .264   

Markakis rf 4   2   2   0   .279      a-Butler ph 0   0   0   0   .272   

Huff dh 5   2   2   3   .271      AGordon 3b 4   1   2   3   .286   

Millar 1b 5   0   2   1   .224      Olivo dh 5   0   0   0   .250   

Scott lf 4   0   0   0   .267      Grdzielanek 2b 3   1   2   0   .301   

Payton lf 1   0   0   0   .232      JGuillen lf 3   0   1   0   .189   

RHernandez c 4   0   2   0   .215      Gload 1b 4   0   0   0   .266   

AJones cf 3   0   0   0   .228      JBuck c 4   0   2   1   .258   

Bynum ss 4   2   2   0   .500      Callaspo ss 3   1   0   0   .298   

Totals 39   7   12   6         Totals 35   4   10   4      

a-walked for Teahen in the 9th. E: Meche (1). LOB: Baltimore 8, Kansas City 9. 2B: Huff (9), Bynum (1), JBuck (5). HR: Huff (6), off Meche; Mora (5), off Meche; AGordon (5), off Trachsel. RBIs: Mora 2 (20), Huff 3 (23), Millar (16), AGordon 3 (18), JBuck (13). SB: BRoberts (11). GIDP: Olivo, Gload. RLSP: Baltimore 2 (BRoberts, Mora); Kansas City 3 (Dejesus 2, Olivo). RA: Olivo, JGuillen. DP: Baltimore 2 (BRoberts, Bynum and Millar), (Bynum, BRoberts and Millar).

Baltimore walks (3): Mora, Markakis, AJones.

Kansas City walks (5): Butler, AGordon, Grudzielanek, JGuillen, Callaspo.

Baltimore strikeouts (7): BRoberts, Mora, Millar, Scott 2, Payton, RHernandez.

Kansas City strikeouts (5): Teahen, AGordon, Olivo, JGuillen, Gload.

Baltimore IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Trachsel (W) 51/3   5   2   2   1   2   80   6.75   

Albers (H) 1   1   1   1   3   0   28   2.39   

JWalker 1/3   1   0   0   0   1   13   4.09   

JJohnson (H) 11/3   2   1   1   0   1   14   0.93   

Sherrill (S) 1   1   0   0   1   1   20   4.11   

Kansas City IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Meche (L) 5   6   5   5   2   2   98   6.31   

Mahay 11/3   3   2   2   1   1   34   2.65   

RRamirez 2/3   1   0   0   0   2   12   1.15   

Yabuta 2   2   0   0   0   2   23   7.31   

W: Trachsel, 2-4. L: Meche, 2-5. S: Sherrill, 12. H: JJohnson, 2. H: Albers, 1.

IR-S: Albers 1-0, JWalker 2-1, JJohnson 2-0, RRamirez 2-2. IBB: off Meche (Markakis) 1. WP: RRamirez. Umpires: Home, Adrian Johnson; first, Tim Tschida; second, Jim Joyce; third, Jeff Nelson.

T: 3:19. A: 21,873 (38,030).

TWINS 7, RED SOX 6

MINNEAPOLIS - Struggling Mike Lamb lifted Minnesota past Boston with a two-run single in the ninth inning against Jonathan Papelbon, who blew his second consecutive save opportunity.

Delmon Young led off the ninth with a single, and advanced on a sacrifice by Matt Tolbert. Adam Everett popped out, Young stole third without a throw, and Carlos Gomez walked and moved up on a steal.

Then Lamb, who entered the game after second baseman Brendan Harris left with a tight right hamstring, hit a 1-2 pitch from Papelbon (2-2) to win it.

Ellsbury cf-lf 4   0   1   0   .288      CaGomez cf 4   2   1   1   .278   

Pedroia 2b 5   1   2   0   .304      BHarris 2b 3   1   2   2   .259   

Ortiz dh 3   1   1   0   .241      Lamb 3b 2   0   1   2   .213   

MRamirez lf 5   1   1   0   .312      Mauer c 4   1   1   0   .343   

Crisp cf 0   0   0   0   .315      Morneau 1b 4   0   0   1   .262   

Lowell 3b 5   1   2   2   .269      Cuddyer rf 4   0   1   1   .273   

Youkilis 1b 5   1   2   1   .316      Kubel dh 4   0   0   0   .230   

JDrew rf 3   1   1   0   .279      DYoung lf 4   1   2   0   .271   

Varitek c 5   0   1   1   .250      Tolbert 3b-2b 3   1   1   0   .297   

Lugo ss 4   0   1   1   .285      Everett ss 3   1   2   0   .209   

Totals 39   6   12   5         Totals 35   7   11   7      

Two outs when winning run scored. E: Lugo (11), CaGomez (3). LOB: Boston 11, Minnesota 5. 2B: Ortiz (7), Lowell (7), Tolbert (5), Everett 2 (4). RBIs: Lowell 2 (7), Youkilis (28), Varitek (14), Lugo (9), CaGomez (12), BHarris 2 (9), Lamb 2 (13), Morneau (26), Cuddyer (11). SB: Ellsbury (14), Youkilis (2), Lugo (5), CaGomez 2 (15), DYoung (7). CS: JDrew (1). S: Tolbert. GIDP: BHarris. RLSP: Boston 7 (Ellsbury 2, Pedroia, Ortiz, MRamirez 2, Varitek). RA: Youkilis, Lugo, Morneau. DP: Boston 1 (Lugo, Pedroia and Youkilis).

Boston walks (5): Ellsbury, Ortiz 2, JDrew 2.

Minnesota walks (2): CaGomez, Everett.

Boston strikeouts (7): Pedroia, MRamirez 3, Youkilis, JDrew, Lugo.

Minnesota strikeouts (4): Morneau 2, Tolbert 2.

Boston IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Lester 51/3   8   5   3   1   2   94   4.06   

Aardsma (H) 2/3   1   0   0   0   1   9   2.60   

Okajima (H) 2   0   0   0   0   1   15   0.53   

Papelbon (BS) (L) 2/3   2   2   2   1   0   18   2.55   

Minnesota IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Bonser 4   7   6   6   3   3   96   5.09   

Rincon 2   1   0   0   2   1   31   4.15   

Guerrier 12/3   0   0   0   0   1   17   3.15   

DReyes 1/3   2   0   0   0   0   7   0.00   

Crain (W) 1   2   0   0   0   2   18   5.06   

W: Crain, 1-1. L: Papelbon, 2-2. H: Aardsma, 2. H: Okajima, 8. BS: Papelbon, 2.

Bonser pitched to 4 batters in the 5th. IR-S: Aardsma 1-0, Rincon 2-2. IBB: off Rincon (Ortiz) 1. WP: Lester, Bonser, Rincon. Umpires: Home, Angel Hernandez; first, Eric Cooper; second, Marty Foster; third, Derryl Cousins.

T: 3:19. A: 25,477 (46,632).

WHITE SOX 4, MARINERS 2

SEATTLE - Jose Contreras pitched seven sharp innings, Paul Konerko hit a two-run double, and Chicago beat slumping Seattle.

Contreras (3-3) allowed one run and six hits. Bobby Jenks got his seventh save.

OCabrera ss 5   0   1   0   .209      ISuzuki cf 4   1   1   0   .281   

Quentin lf 3   1   1   0   .279      JoLopez 2b 4   0   1   0   .290   

Thome dh 3   2   1   1   .218      Ibanez lf 3   0   1   0   .292   

Konerko 1b 4   0   2   2   .225      Beltre 3b 4   0   1   0   .254   

Dye rf 3   0   2   1   .286      Vidro dh 4   0   1   0   .194   

Pierzynski c 4   0   1   0   .297      Sexson 1b 4   0   0   0   .202   

Crede 3b 3   0   0   0   .246      JClement c 3   0   1   0   .154   

BAnderson cf 4   0   1   0   .270      Balentien rf 4   1   1   1   .235   

Uribe 2b 4   1   1   0   .194      YBetancourt ss 4   0   0   0   .260   

Totals 33   4   10   4         Totals 34   2   7   1      

E: Pierzynski (3). LOB: Chicago 6, Seattle 7. 2B: Konerko (6). HR: Balentien (3), off Jenks; Thome (7), off Silva. RBIs: Thome (21), Konerko 2 (22), Dye (15), Balentien (7). SB: ISuzuki (14), Beltre (5). CS: OCabrera (1). SF: Dye. GIDP: Pierzynski. RLSP: Chicago 3 (Dye, Pierzynski, BAnderson); Seattle 3 (Vidro, Balentien, YBetancourt). RA: JoLopez. DP: Seattle 1 (JoLopez, YBetancourt and Sexson).

Chicago walks (2): Quentin, Thome.

Seattle walks (2): Ibanez, JClement.

Chicago strikeouts (2): OCabrera, Crede.

Seattle strikeouts (5): Vidro, JClement 2, Balentien, YBetancourt.

Chicago IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Contreras (W) 7   6   1   1   2   4   94   3.66   

Linebrink (H) 1   0   0   0   0   0   7   1.93   

Jenks (S) 1   1   1   1   0   1   9   2.51   

Seattle IP   H   R   ER   BB   SO   NP   ERA   

Silva (L) 7   8   4   4   2   1   108   4.33   

SGreen 1   1   0   0   0   1   11   1.45   

Putz 1   1   0   0   0   0   11   6.43   

W: Contreras, 3-3. L: Silva, 3-2. S: Jenks, 7. H: Linebrink, 8.

HBP: by Silva (Crede). WP: Contreras. Umpires: Home, Sam Holbrook; first, Gerry Davis; second, Brian Gorman; third, Scott Barry.

T: 2:23. A: 27,169 (47,447).