Jason Bay is on the disabled list with a concussion, the latest setback in his frustrating first season with the New York Mets. The left fielder was placed on the 15-day DL before New York opened a three-game series Friday night against Arizona. The move was made retroactive to Monday, the day after the Mets completed a series at Dodger Stadium, where Bay was injured.

The Athletics activated starter Brett Anderson off the disabled list and placed closer Andrew Bailey on the 15-day DL retroactive to July 21 on Friday. Anderson started Friday night's game against the White Sox. The left-hander was out with left elbow soreness since June 4. He was also placed on the DL with elbow soreness on April 25 and came back May 29.

Miguel Tejada is back at shortstop and batting cleanup in his debut with the San Diego Padres. Manager Bud Black wasted no time in plugging Tejada into a key spot in the lineup for the first-place Padres against the Florida Marlins on Friday night. Tejada was acquired from the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday.

Lance Berkman waived his no-trade clause, and his power from the left side fits Yankee Stadium.

D'backs starter Edwin Jackson was traded Friday to the White Sox, who gave up top pitching prospect Daniel Hudson.

Joba Chamberlain can't throw the eighth and Jamie Shields could sit in only one spot during Matt Garza's no-hitter.

Tampa Bay walked Miguel Cabrera three straight games with runners on first and second and two outs.

Three straight times, Brennan Boesch made the third out of the inning (pop-up, strikeout, groundout).

That tells you all you need to know about where the Tigers are right now.

Yet manager Jim Leyland is not worried about Cabrera getting frustrated.

"He's a real smart guy," Leyland said. "You'd worry sometimes about guys trying to expand (the strike zone) too much, maybe trying to put too much on their shoulders."

Too many rookies and not enough lineup punch are making it easy for managers to pitch around Cabrera, who somehow is getting his share of hits anyway.

Joba Chamberlain can't throw the eighth and Jamie Shields could sit in only one spot during Matt Garza's no-hitter.

David Price keeps on pitching like an All-Star. Price became the AL's first 14-game winner, Carlos Pena had four RBIs and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 4-2 Thursday to complete a four-game sweep. "He's one of the best pitchers, there's no question about it. Everybody knows that," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said.