AL EAST	W	L	GB	L10	STK	E#
Toronto Blue Jays	5	4	-	5-4	L1	--
Boston Red Sox	4	4	0.5	4-4	L1	154
New York Yankees	4	4	0.5	4-4	L1	154
Baltimore Orioles	4	6	1.5	4-6	W1	152
Tampa Bay Devil Rays	3	6	2.0	3-6	L1	152

Orioles 2, Royals 1. If there is any consolation to the 3-6 start for the Rays it is that just about everybody else in the AL East has had a shot at the Royals except for the Rays. The O's are the latest with a chance to feast on Kansas City, scoring the winning run on a Jay Gibbons single in the bottom of the 10th. The human rain delay, Steve Trachsel worked 7 innings and only gave up 3 hits.

Tigers 5, Blue Jays 4. Tomo Ohka worked 6 innings but gave up 5 runs on 8 hits and a walk.

NOTES FROM AROUND THE AL EAST...

• Sounds like the Yankees have finally restocked their minor league system after years of trading away all prospects. In particular, the AAA team is loaded with good arms.
• The Yankees are stealing more bases this season. Four of the top 16 thieves are Yankees.
• Darrell Rasner will take Mike Mussina's spot in the rotation on Tuesday. No word yet if Moose is going on the DL.
• With the Red Sox rainout yesterday, Terry Francona adjusted the rotation and now Diasuke Matsuzaka will get two cracks at the Yankees.
• So far, the 2007 version of the Orioles is bizarro-Baltimore. The pitching has been good, but the hitting is slow to get started.
• Jaret Wright was placed on the DL by the Orioles.