Brewers 4, Cards 3
Rickie Weeks had a game winning two run single after the Cards closer got the first two Brewers out on two pitches.  Isringhausen now leads the world in blown saves with five.  As the AP put it in the game recap: The Brewers were a pitch away from another miserable loss. Then Cardinals closer Jason Isringhausen started throwing like a second-grader again.

Awesome.

Cubs 3, Diamondbacks 1
Ted Lilly pitched seven innings, struck out ten and had an RBI, for what was just the fifth Cubby win in 14 tries.  Arizona enjoyed 46 degree weather at Wrigley to help cool their highest scoring offense.

Indians 6, Blue Jays 1
Casey Blake hit a go-ahead, two-run double in a six-run seventh inning.  That was a lot of numbers in that sentence.  C.C. Sabathia got the win over Roy Halladay, striking out nine in seven strong.

Rays 2, Angels 0
James Shields threw a complete game one-hitter, striking out nine and failing to walk a man.  Evan Longoria had the walkoff blast before returning home to the waiting, open arms of Tony Parker.  (tsk, tsk)

Twins 7, Red Sox 6
Brendan Harris had two hits and two RBI before leaving with a hamstring problem.  His replacement, Mike Lamb, knocked the game winner off Jonathan Papelbon.  The Twins announced a plan to sabotage all their players’ hamstrings going forward. ÂÂ