The Toronto Blue Jays can credit their success against the AL Central as a big reason for their strong start. 

The Cleveland Indians learned what the New York Yankees discovered six days earlier: Justin Verlander is back to his dominant form. 

The NFL draft is big and keeps getting bigger. 

Asdrubal Cabrera lost three RBIs Sunday morning, almost 24 hours after picking them up in a Saturday afternoon game. 

May 3, 2009 (AOL Weblogs delivered byNewstex) --by Jeff Fletcher Starting Five is our wrapup of the previous day's Baseball action, with a quick nod to what is ahead. 

Good time for a freeze frame. 

WHO'S UP - Fitted for a crownCardinals first baseman Albert Pujols (right) finished April within hailing distance of the Triple Crown that Atlanta manager Bobby Cox once said Pujols was capable of winning. 

By Joe Smith 

May 2, 2009 (Miami Herald delivered byNewstex) --By Mike McCall Former Florida Sultan of Swat Matt LaPorta was called up to the majors by theClevelandIndians on Friday: LINK (it's a good read, check it out). 

The Detroit Tigers were on the verge of another frustrating early season loss when Curtis Granderson and the struggling Cleveland Indians bullpen saved them. 

A lack of run support has been a major factor in Cliff Lee's slow start, but given the way the Cleveland Indians are swinging the bats recently, he could get some help in his next outing. 

May 2, 2009 (Newsday delivered byNewstex) -- 

The Indians began a seven-game road trip Friday by finally getting a look at the Carl Pavano they hoped to see this year, after signing him over the winter as a free agent to a one-year $1. 

--On Saturday, the Indians will attempt to do something they've only done once this year: win consecutive games. 

The Indians offense, which had been among the best in the American League the first two weeks of the season, has struggled to score over the last week as the team continues to languish at the bottom of the Central Division.