Pirates 13, Mets 1: Sloth Gorzelanny walked five Mets in five innings but refrained from giving up a run and Xavier Nady and Nate McLouth contributed three RBI. The Mets left 10 on base, including Willie Randolph’s job (Boo-Yah). Okay; it’s not THAT bad.

Rays 8, Orioles 1: Three Rays had two RBI and starter Andy Sonnanstine notched win #4. It’s the latest the Rays have ever been three games over .500, and their 14-12 April is the best in club history.

Cubs 19, Brewers 5: Geovanny Soto hit two johnsons with six RBI. Fact: Right now, the Brewers have poor pitching and poor defense. Only question remaining is: When will Ben Sheets hit the DL?

Dodgers 13, Marlins 1: The Dodgers have won five in a row and R. Furcal had a career-high five hits. He finished April with 17 extra base-hits, the most by a Dodger since the club moved to Los Angeles in 1958.

Rangers 11, Royals 9: Good thing they traded him: Josh Hamilton finished off April with a grand slam, taking him to .330, six homers, 32 RBI and 16 runs. What the hell was Wayne Krivsky thinking? Oh, right; this is what he was thinking.