Notes: Foulke's pride intact  —  Former closer understands his role with Red Sox  —  TORONTO — Keith Foulke insisted rather emphatically on Saturday morning that he has no wounded pride while he watches Jonathan Papelbon overpower one hitter after another.

Brewers homer way into record book  —  Tie MLB records for homers in inning, against one pitcher  —  MILWAUKEE — Counting may not be one of the Milwaukee Brewers strong suits, but hitting the long ball sure was on Saturday.  —  The Brewers tied a Major League record by hitting five home runs …

Mets-Padres Preview  —  Pedro Martinez will try to start the season with four straight wins for the first time since 2000 when the New York Mets meet the San Diego Padres in the third of four games at Petco Park.  —  Six years ago, Martinez opened the season with five wins in a row while with the Boston Red Sox .

On the Mound, Big Bodies Eat Up the Innings  —  When the Kansas City Royals announced in spring training that they were sending the promising starter Runelvys Hernandez home because he had gained too much weight, it raised a question: Can a pitcher be too big?  —  Hernandez, who just turned 28, is listed at 6 feet 1 and 250 pounds.

Nats-Braves game rained out  —  Ortiz unhappy about being losing turn in rotation  —  WASHINGTON — Saturday night's game between the Nationals and Braves was postponed because of rain and will be made up at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on Sept. 18, at 7:05 p.m. ET.

Notes: Beltran gets good news  —  Results of MRI exam on center fielder's hamstring negative  —  SAN DIEGO — The results of the MRI exam on Carlos Beltran's right hamstring were negative, and that, the Mets suspect, may eliminate some of the negative thoughts from the worried mind of their center fielder.

Nats Follow Lead of Soriano  —  After Delay, His 3 Homers Key Win: Nationals 7, Braves 3  —  All those patient patrons who waited out a 2-hour 18-minute rain delay last night at RFK Stadium were rewarded for their perseverance with a thrilling start to the Washington Nationals' six-game homestand.

Notes: Crosby banged up  —  Shortstop day-to-day with right triceps strain  —  OAKLAND — Shortstop Bobby Crosby was out of Saturday's lineup due to a strained right triceps, and chances are that he won't play on Sunday, either.  —  Crosby said that he first felt a twinge at the base of the muscle …

Notes: Garciaparra makes rehab start  —  All-Star's Dodgers debut set for Saturday against D-Backs  —  LOS ANGELES — If his Friday afternoon media session was any indication, manager Grady Little's mood these days is without stress.  —  Of course, with 146 games left in the regular season …

Angels' bullpen holds off A's  —  Offseason acquisition Weaver earns his first win of season  —  OAKLAND — Garrett Anderson took over the team lead in home runs on Saturday and it was a positive note in more ways than one.  —  Anderson hit his fourth home run on a cool and breezy afternoon …

Helton placed on disabled list  —  First baseman continues to undergo tests at hospital  —  DENVER — The Rockies placed five-time All-Star Todd Helton on the 15-day disabled list on Saturday after three days of severe stomach discomfort.  —  "With respect for the privacy of himself and his family …

Jaramillo can't wait to get back to work  —  Ailing hitting coach greets Rangers upon arrival from road trip  —  ARLINGTON - Rangers hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo has a message for his doctors: You did your job and starting May 12, I'm going to do mine.  —  Jaramillo returned …

Health report on Eyre some welcome good news  —  ST. LOUIS — Looking for silver linings anywhere, the Cubs found one Friday when reliever Scott Eyre threw a bullpen session in the afternoon and pronounced himself ready to pitch in Friday night's game against St. Louis.

Papelbon sporting new Mohawk  —  Red Sox closer's hot start results in a new hair style  —  TORONTO — A new meaning of the phrase "price of success" was on full display in the Red Sox's clubhouse Saturday morning, when closer Jonathan Papelbon walked through the room with a fresh Mohawk.