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I can not imagine Alex Rodriguez a lot of fun right now. Although the Yankees pounded 15 hits last night to punish the Orioles 12-7, Yankee 3B 0 for 5. It's a frustrating feeling to watch your teammates pile on the shots for you is unable to get on base even once. It may have been that Little League in my case, but I did experience that feeling once before. My team won 25-3, but I was 0 for 3. I wanted to be happy that my team won, but I could not shake my disappointment of my own performance. It was not long after I started to press the plate, which is something Rodriguez has already done. . .

Yankees reliever Chad Gaudin nickname should be "suspended" because that is what most of his pitches do. Yesterday, he was rocked for five hits and four runs in two innings. . .

14 strikeouts in seven innings and a fastball that reached 100 mph more than once. I would say that the introduction Stephen Strasburg to the Big Leagues "has been successful...

The Red Sox continue to win. Last night in Boston's 3-2 victory against the Indians, Tim Wakefield threw 7 1 / 3 innings to propel themselves past Roger Clemens in the first place for most innings in the history of the Red Sox. Wakefield has compiled 2777 innings in the Red Sox uniform, one more than Clemens. . .

We have not yet reached the Father's Day and the Orioles are 22 games already in the first place. . .

However, the O can take comfort in that their run differential of -112 is not the worst in baseball. This success is held by the Pittsburgh Pirates (-136)...

The Phillies scored 10 tries against the Marlins yesterday. Recently, 10 tests is one week of production for the NL champions. . .

The Mets continue to win at Citi Field. Last night they won their ninth game directly to their homes when Ike Davis hit a walk off the bottom of the handle 11 to beat the Padres 2-1. . .

Mike Pelfrey earned his eighth win of the season, which ranks tied for second place with about 40 other pitchers for "more victories" in the major leagues...

Toronto has hit most of the circuits in the major leagues (97), while Seattle has hit the lowest number (33). . .

The San Diego Padres is the only baseball team whose staff ERA is 3.00 (2.99). . . Arizona ERA is 5.50 and clubs are batting .286 against opposing them. The pitching staff only with a worse average "at-bats against the" percentage is the Milwaukee Brewers (0288). . .

According to ESPN.com Dallas Cowboys RB Marion Barber has played the last 13 weeks of the 2009 season with a quad muscle tore. Barber is a punishing running back who enjoys roller provided that elude defenders, so that the toughness that he would play with a serious injury is not a surprise. I just hope that his sacrifice for the team not to reach a playing career cut short. I have not seen an NFL franchise reward a player for his willingness to play through injury. The players are equally likely to be released without ceremony when they no longer meet the same level. . .

Here's an interesting question survey NFL.com. "What 30-and-over ball has a better 2010 season?" The choices are Larry Johnson, Chester Taylor, LaDainian Tomlinson, Brian Westbrook, Ricky Williams. Of the 57,226 respondents, 36% chose Ricky Williams. Tomlinson finished second with 32%. . .

The New York Jets' 27-acre complex in Florham Park, NJ is also in the June 2010 issue of Inc. magazine. . .

Tell me this is not an endorsement commercial waiting to be filmed. Seahawks WR