AROUND THE HORN | Tuesday's other games

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Red Sox 5, Blue Jays 4
BOSTON -- Orlando Cabrera hit a run-scoring double off the Green Monster in the ninth inning on reliever Justin Speier's second pitch of the game. Keith Foulke (3-3) pitched a perfect ninth. The Red Sox got home runs from Johnny Damon and Jason Varitek. Eric Hinske and Vernon Wells homered for the Blue Jays.
Athletics 11, Orioles 0
BALTIMORE -- Tim Hudson (8-4) pitched a five-hitter, struck out four and walked none in his first victory since June 11, and Scott Hatteberg's second grand slam of the season highlighted a four-homer attack. Jermaine Dye, Eric Byrnes and Adam Melhuse also homered for the A's.
Devil Rays 8, Angels 3
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- B.J. Upton became the first teenager to homer in a major league game since Pittsburgh's Aramis Ramirez on June 16, 1998, helping Tampa Bay stop a six-game losing streak. The 19-year-old Upton, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2002 amateur draft, homered in the third on his 39th career at-bat with an opposite-field shot to right off Kelvim Escobar (7-9). He added an RBI double in a three-run eighth.
Twins 8, Yankees 2
MINNEAPOLIS -- Brad Radke (8-6) allowed one run and six hits seven innings and Corey Koskie drove in three runs as Minnesota ended a 13-game regular season losing streak against New York.
Mariners 16, Royals 3
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Ichiro Suzuki went 4-for-4 and drove in a career-high five runs, leading off the game with a home run for the second straight day. Bret Boone hit two home runs and four RBIs, and Raul Ibanez had a career-high five hits and scored four runs for Seattle, which set season highs for runs and hits (20).
Tigers 11, White Sox 8
CHICAGO -- Bobby Higginson hit a three-run homer in the second inning and a two-run drive in the fourth, and Detroit hit four homers off Freddy Garcia (10-10). Ben Davis and Joe Borchard hit solo home runs for the White Sox.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brewers 3, Cubs 1
MILWAUKEE -- Victor Santos won for the first time in a month, leading Milwaukee. Santos improved to 3-1 against the Cubs this season. He had lost five straight decisions since beating Chicago on July 16. Bill Hall hit a two-run triple for Milwaukee, which was helped by Nomar Garciaparra's error. Sammy Sosa hit his 26th homer, but later struck out against Santos with the bases loaded.
Astros 5, Phillies 0
PHILADELPHIA -- Roy Oswalt and two relievers combined on a five-hitter, and Raul Chavez hit a three-run double for Houston. Oswalt (13-8) allowed five hits, struck out seven and walked two in 72/3 innings.
Cardinals 7, Reds 2
ST. LOUIS -- Tony Womack scored the go-ahead run on a bases-loaded walk from Danny Graves in the eighth inning and Larry Walker hit the next pitch for a grand slam. Cal Eldred (3-0) gave up one hit and struck out two in a scoreless eighth.
Rockies 6, Mets 4
DENVER -- Matt Holliday drove in the go-ahead run with a solo homer off Dan Wheeler (3-1) in the sixth for Colorado. Jason Jennings added two hits and drove in a run, Aaron Miles had three hits and two RBIs, and Vinny Castilla eclipsed the 100-RBI mark for the Rockies. Jennings (11-10) allowed three runs and seven hits, striking out six -- including Cliff Floyd four times.
Dodgers 6, Marlins 1
LOS ANGELES -- Wilson Alvarez won his fourth straight decision and Steve Finley and Adrian Beltre each homered and drove in a pair of runs to lead Los Angeles.
Giants 5, Expos 4
SAN FRANCISCO -- J.T. Snow singled in the winning run with one out in the ninth to lead San Francisco to its sixth straight victory. Barry Bonds homered twice and Jason Schmidt pitched eight innings, but the bullpen blew his chance to become the majors' first 16-game winner.
Padres 11, Braves 6
SAN DIEGO -- Jake Peavy struck out nine in seven innings and Freddy Guzman got a hit, scored a run and had an RBI in his major league debut for San Diego. Peavy (9-3) allowed just two hits -- a second-inning single by Andruw Jones and a fourth-inning home run by Chipper Jones that extended his streak of games with home runs to five. He walked none and retired his final 10 batters. Jaret Wright (11-6) forced in a pair of runs with bases-loaded walks and didn't make it out of the first inning.
Associated Press