If we're going to complain about Rays attendance, at least get the story right  —  By summer, this endless conversation could turn nasty.  —  More than a dozen years of fretting, analyzing and debating the lack of attendance at Tampa Bay Rays games may be nearing a breaking point.

Ailing Yankees to activate Andujar on Saturday  —  NEW YORK — The banged-up New York Yankees are finally starting to get some of their bats back.  —  Third baseman Miguel Andujar is set to come off the injured list on Saturday, and the team hopes infielder DJ LeMahieu will return to the lineup that day as well.

Hendricks needs 81 pitches for CG, Cubs beat Cards 4-0  —  Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks, right, celebrates with catcher Willson Contreras, left, after the final out against the St. Louis Cardinals in the ninth inning of a baseball game, Friday, May 3, 2019, in Chicago.

Dodgers strike late, top Padres  —  SAN DIEGO - There was an appreciable buzz humming through Petco Park with the Los Angeles Dodgers in town Friday night, a vibrant vibe absent for much of the last decade while the tenants plodded in mediocrity and worse.  Hope and excitement finally exist for the San Diego Padres again.

On deck: Astros vs. Los Angeles Angels  —  Where/when: Saturday at 6:05 p.m., Sunday at 3:05 p.m.; Estadio de Béisbol in Monterrey, Mexico.  —  TV/radio: ATTSW both days, plus ESPN on Sunday; 790 AM and 101.7 FM (Spanish) both days, plus 740 AM and 850 AM (Spanish) on Sunday.

Tyler Naquin's pinch-hit single in 9th lifts Cleveland Indians past Seattle Mariners  —  It's the second walk-off win of the year for the Tribe!  —  CLEVELAND (AP) — Pinch-hitter Tyler Naquin's two-out single in the ninth inning drove in the winning run and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Seattle Mariners 2-1 on Friday night.

Jeter unhappy with Marlins' play, attendance woes  —  MIAMI — Derek Jeter says the Miami Marlins' performance, attendance and business operations have been a problem.  —  Shadows at Marlins Park don't bother him, however.  —  Speaking to the media Friday for the first time since the season began …

Can Nick Senzel ignite the Cincinnati Reds' slumping offense?  Yasiel Puig knows from experience  —  A team that entered the season with high expectations sat in last place with a slumping offense.  —  Searching for a way to ignite the lineup, that team called up its top prospect …

Marte homers from both sides, Diamondbacks beat Rockies 10-9  —  Switch-hitting Ketel Marte homered from both sides of the plate for the third time this season and the Arizona Diamondbacks fended off Colorado's late rally to beat Rockies 10-9 on Friday night.

Cardinals notebook: Gallegos makes ‘heck of a case’ to stay as Gregerson ready to return  —  CHICAGO — When an inevitable roster move is on the horizon with no obvious corresponding injury or ineffectiveness, the Cardinals usually offer a glimpse into their off-field discussions through their on-field actions.

Greene gets 13th save in Tigers' 14th win, 4-3 over Royals  —  Shane Greene has been part of almost every victory this season for the  —  Detroit Tigers.  —  The right-hander allowed a home run in the ninth inning against Kansas City on Friday night, but still closed out the win.

During record hitless streak, Orioles' Chris Davis heard boos turn to cheers: 'I wasn't going to run from it'  —  It was the fewest tickets sold for a game in Camden Yards history - 6,585 - so sound wasn't emanating from Baltimore's jewel of a ballpark early in the Oakland Athletics' April 8 visit.

Minor league baseball team to go by ‘Churros,’ rolls out churro pants  —  Great news, churro lovers.  —  The San Jose Giants, a Minor League affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, will be changing their name to the Churros a few times this season.  —  And with that?  You guessed it.  Churro pants.

GM Mike Hazen's offseason gambles paying off so far for Diamondbacks  —  His team has played well for more than a month, but Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen doesn't feel validation - or, at least, he isn't ready to admit it.  He took his club down an offseason path that was not met with universal approval.