Notables
Baltimore's Miguel Tejada played in his 1,103d straight game, tying Joe Sewell for the sixth-longest streak in history.
Trevor Hoffman blew save chances in consecutive appearances for the first time since April 26 and April 29, 1997.
Indians DH Travis Hafner is hitting .048 (1 for 21) at Jacobs Field.
The Reds' Eric Milton is 16-27 since signing a $25 million, three-year deal.
The Phillies Jimmy Rollins has the most homers (9) by a leadoff hitter in April since Brady Anderson had 11 in 1996.
The Twins' Torii Hunter played despite being hit in the face by a pitch Thursday.
The Braves lead the majors with 63 two-out RBIs. 