Crisp back with Sox after missing 42 games  —  BOSTON —Coco Crisp returned to the Boston Red Sox lineup Sunday after missing 42 games with a broken finger.  Crisp was activated from the disabled list and outfielder Wily Mo Pena, who has a left wrist injury, replaced him on it.

Schilling's 200th doesn't come easy  —  Red Sox ace reaches milestone by stopping Devil Rays  —  He was by no means unhittable, but he was unbeatable.  —  Add unforgettable, as well.  —  As ordinary as last night's 6-4 win over Tampa Bay was before 36,409, including a happy and supportive family …

Guerrero Becomes Mr. Inside  —  His home run is the key to a 5-2 victory over the Orioles.  Jered Weaver is called up for his first start tonight.  —  The latest prodigy reported to Anaheim on Friday.  While the front office and coaching staff discussed his promotion for weeks …

Too many cheers - Shea what?  —  MIAMI GARDENS — When Marlins pinch-hitter Miguel Olivo struck out to end Florida's 7-4 loss to the Mets on Saturday, a happy cheer erupted so loud that Dolphin Stadium sounded like Shea Stadium.  —  "They can cheer for whoever they want to cheer …

Your move, David  —  It's time for Glass to take action, then back off to let GM do his job  —  NEW YORK — The Royals got embarrassed again on Saturday, and it's time for owner David Glass to take stock.  His team is on pace to be the worst in a century.

Notes: Guillen placed on 15-day DL  —  Hamstring puts Washington right fielder out of action  —  WASHINGTON — The Nationals placed right fielder Jose Guillen on the 15-day DL on Saturday with a right hamstring injury.  Guillen aggravated the hamstring breaking out of the batter's box against Houston on Thursday.

Leyland has Tigers by the tail  —  On April 17, the Detroit Tigers played their most important game in more than a decade.  The Tigers lost, 10-2 to Cleveland but have not been the same bedraggled team since.  —  What happened after the loss made this date noteworthy.

Charge error to Shapiro  —  Signing solid fifth starter should not have flown under general manager's radar  —  DETROIT - Remember those long ago days of 2005, when the Indians' rotation was the envy of almost every team in baseball?  —  OK, so it wasn't that long ago.  It just seems that way.

Mom's quite the collector  —  Derek Jeter rarely keeps bits of memorabilia from his career because someone else is keeping them for him - his mother.  —  Jeter said he'll give the ball from his 2,000th hit to his mom once he gets it from trainer Gene Monahan, who is generally in charge …

Sinking Pirates have little hope of resurfacing anytime soon  —  A lot of people are asking if the Pirates ever will win again.  That's a foolish question.  Of course, they'll win again.  —  But here's a question that is not foolish.  Will the Pirates win in the foreseeable future?

Kelly's Heroes Rise Up  —  Stinnett, Cabrera, Cairo Help A-Rod  —  NEW YORK — They are the anonymous Yankees, if there is such a thing.  They are here as stopgaps, giving manager Joe Torre bodies to use and names to pencil in as celebrated regulars are on the mend.

Rockies to talk about Willis?  —  San Francisco - Attempts this early to label the Rockies a genuine contender amount to little more than guesswork.  Nothing about this season has gone as predicted, from their road aptitude to Clint Barmes' offensive disappearance to the blossoming of Brad Hawpe and Ramon Ramirez.

Inflated Players ... and Numbers?  —  Analysts aren't so sure that baseball statistics have been stained by alleged steroid use.  —  With Barry Bonds, the sports world's most famous suspected substance abuser, tied with Babe Ruth in career home runs, only 41 shy of Hank Aaron's all-time record …

Glavine's great but not perfect  —  Flirts with no-no, settles for 8th 'W'  —  MIAMI - Tom Glavine couldn't help but be aware of his perfect-game bid.  The Marlins fans by the dugout repeatedly reminded him in an attempt to jinx him.  —  In the end, a no-hitter eluded Glavine.  Another win did not.