PITTSBURGH -- Rookie right-hander Zach Eflin pitched a three-hitter Friday to lift the Philadelphia Phillies past the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 at PNC Park.Eflin struck out six and walked none in his first career shutout and second career complete game. He threw 100 pitches and faced just two Pirates batters over the minimum. He has a string of six starts in which he hasn't given up more than three earned runs while going at least six innings.The Phillies scored a run in the sixth and one in the seventh before Cameron Rupp hit a two-run homer in the ninth. Philadelphia picked up its third win in eight games since the All-Star break and also broke a six-game losing streak at PNC Park.Pittsburgh starter Gerrit Cole fell to 0-2 since he came off of the DL, although his numbers were good. He yielded one run and six hits in six innings, with seven strikeouts and one walk.Mariners 2, Blue Jays 1TORONTO -- James Paxton struck out nine over seven innings, Seth Smith doubled in the go-ahead run in... [More]

3B Chase Headley (personal reasons) was not in the starting lineup for the second straight day but entered as pinch hitter in the seventh inning. After the game, Headley said his four-year-old son had a complications from a procedure during the All-Star break. "He's doing better," Headley said. "I don't remember a whole of days in my life that were worse." Headley was in the original starting lineup Wednesday before getting pulled two hours before first pitch.

3B Chase Headley was in the original lineup but was scratched about two hours before first pitch due to personal reasons. Headley is one of five Yankees to appear in at least 85 games. He is batting .287 over his last 60 games after starting this season with a .151 average. Manager Joe Girardi is uncertain if Headley will play Thursday.

3B Chase Headley was not in the lineup due to personal reasons. He had been in the original lineup before a revised lineup was announced about two hours before first pitch.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Down 7-2 in the ninth, the Detroit Tigers rallied for seven hits and eight runs in the final inning, stunning the Tampa Bay Rays with a 10-7 win Thursday at Tropicana Field.The Rays had held the Tigers to four hits entering the ninth, and they were 28-1 this season when leading after eight.Reliever Ryan Garton then gave up four singles without recording an out, and Erasmo Ramirez (7-7) gave up two more hits, then a bases-loaded walk to tie the game. A three-run double by Cameron Maybin -- who led off the inning with a single -- gave the Tigers for the unlikely lead.Tampa Bay hadn't allowed more than five runs in any inning this season, and Detroit matched a season high with the eight-run showing.How the ninth unraveled for the Rays: Maybin, Miguel Cabrera, Victor Martinez and Nick Castellanos singled to chase Garton with the lead still 7-3. Ramirez gave up an RBI single to Justin Upton and a sacrifice fly to Steven Moya, then an RBI single to Jarrod Saltalamacchia... [More]

3B Chase Headley went 2-for-2 and also had two walks on Friday. Headley has hit safely in six straight games and in seven of his last eight overall.

3B Chase Headley has a hit in five consecutive games after getting two hits on Thursday. Over his last seven games, Headley is hitting .360. The series opener against the Twins marked his 14th multi-hit game of the season.

2B Chase Headley caught a break when Rays 2B Steven Pearce lost a pop fly and let it drop for a single and went 3-for-3 on Saturday, scoring twice and raising his season average to .235.

3B Chase Headley entered Friday having reached base in 11 straight games, a season high. He did not play Friday.

3B Chase Headley hit a sharp single to right field to bring in 1B Mark Teixeira in the fourth inning Monday at Arizona. Headley has reached base in eight consecutive games.

3B Chase Headley went 9-for-25 on New York's homestand, capping it with a pinch-hit RBI double in the seventh inning. Headley got the hit while batting from the left side of the plate and said his swing from the left side is ahead of his mechanics from the right side. He also has an RBI in five of his last six games after going 23 straight games without driving in a run.

3B Chase Headley had his first extra-base hit of the season Thursday when he homered off RHP Ian Kennedy with two outs in the second inning. Headley had not had an extra-base hit in his previous 111 at-bats since getting an eighth-inning double Sept. 27 against the Chicago White Sox. Before Thursday, Headley had not homered in his previous 170 at-bats since Sept. 12 against Toronto RHP Marco Estrada. Headley was 2-for-3 on Thursday and has seven hits in his last 18 at-bats to raise his batting average to .194.

3B Chase Headley returned to the starting lineup after having the previous two games off and had his third multi-hit game of the season. Headley said he hates having days off but understood manager Joe Girardi's reasoning. Headley has yet to get an extra-base hit this season and his average is at .169 (13-for-77). "I hope so," Headley said of possibly turning it around offensively. "It was nice to get a couple of balls to fall in today."

3B Chase Headley was elevated to the sixth spot in the batting order for Sunday night's series finale with the Red Sox despite hitting just .150 with no extra-base hits coming into the game, There was a reason -- Headley was 8-for-19 against LHP David Price.

3B Chase Headley was dropped to the bottom of the Yankees' batting order.Entering Saturday's game in Boston, Headley had a .140 batting average (8-for-57). He went 1-for-3 to raise his average to .150 and has driven in just two runs through 19 games.

3B Chase Headley, hitting .140 (8-for-57) entering Saturday's game, was dropped to the bottom of the batting order.

3B Chase Headley is among those Yankees struggling to find a base hit, his average falling to .148 after going 0-for-3 in a 3-2 loss to Texas on Wednesday. Among his outs was a rope hit right at Texas shortstop Elvis Andrus. "He's hitting the ball hard ... just not having any luck. I think things are starting to turn," manager Joe Girardi said. "The one thing through all of this is he's taking walks. I think his at-bats have been good. I think they've gotten better and I think it will change for him."

3B Chase Headley batted ninth for the 41st time in his career and started out of the ninth spot for the first time since April 22, 2011 for the San Diego Padres. Headley -- the only Yankee without an extra base hit -- was 1-for-3 on Friday.

3B Chase Headley was 2-for-3 with a walk in the 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday. It was his first multi-hit game since Sept. 24, a span of 16 games.

3B Chase Headley was not in the Yankees' starting lineup on Saturday at Detroit. ""It's just a day (off) for 'Headie,'" manager Joe Girardi said. He was replaced at third base by INF Ronald Torreyes. Expect Headley to return to New York's lineup on Sunday night.