Blue Jays 1, A’s 0: The Blue Jays have been scoring a ton of runs this year and now they’re doing it with pitching. Rookie starter Ricky Romero is 2-0, and has been great in all three of his starts. Not sure how long before anyone starts taking them seriously, but it’s certainly not too early for Blue Jays fans to dust off their old Cito bobbleheads.

Marlins 7, Nationals 4: The Nationals bullpen blew up again, giving up four runs in the ninth inning. They’re 1-10. It’ll be fun to track Manny Acta’s sanity this season. Here’s Acta yesterday: “I think it’s embarrassing. I think it’s unacceptable. We’re going to have a brand-new bullpen tomorrow, and if those guys who come in don’t get it done, we’re going to continue getting guys out of here.€

Yankees 7, Indians 3: After losing 22-4 the day before, there’s just no way the Yankees could follow that up by losing to Carl Pavano. Although a loss may have been worth it just to hear the statement released by Hank Steinbrenner. Jorge Posada’s 2-run homer in the seventh was the first one reviewed by umpires (it was upheld) under the new replay rule. My favorite part of the review was watching all the players stand on the infield grass and stare at each other for 15 minutes.

Giants 2, D-Backs 0: Randy Johnson took a no-hitter into the seventh against his old team. He’s four wins away from 300. He was this happy.

Rangers 6, Royals 5: Michael Young went deep off Kyle Farnsworth in the bottom of the ninth to win it for Texas. Farnsworth is 0-3 and has been awful in his last two appearances. K.C. is still in first place though, so Royals fans really can’t complain.

Phillies 5, Padres 4: Raul Ibanez hit a two-run shot in the ninth to win it for the Phils, getting that all-important shaving cream pie to the face. San Diego was without closer Heath Bell because he had been used three consecutive days. Philly remains 5 1/2 back of the machine in Miami.