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MLB: Defending AL West champs, however, have tough nine-game trip ahead, on heels of 2-4 mark at Angel Stadium.

Joba Chamberlain yielded two runs in a career-high eight innings and the Yankees set a record for consecutive games without making an error in a 5-2 victory against the Indians Monday.

Joba Chamberlain yielded two runs in a career-high eight innings and the Yankees set a record for consecutive games without making an error in a 5-2 victory against the Indians Monday.

Joba Chamberlain yielded two runs in a career-high eight innings and the Yankees set a record for consecutive games without making an error in a 5-2 victory against the Indians Monday.

Wales wing Mark Jones and scrum-half Gareth Cooper are fit to face the USA in Chicago on Saturday.

More photos » by Charles Rex Arbogast - AP Big Hairy Balls can be seen here in his natural habitat, retreating to the dugout following a late-inning bases-juiced strikeout. Also pictured, a professional dominoes player. Browse more photos » Well that was a thoroughly satisfying win. Gavin Floyd continued his return to BHB-form, ending his night with a bases loaded strikeout of Orlando Cabrera. Matt Thornton threw enough heat to melt the polar icecaps. And Jim Thome topped it all off with some SEVERE DAMAGE, the 550th of his career. The win moves the White Sox back to the .500 mark for the first time since May 3rd. Yep, I feel like loosening up the belt a notch and laying down on the couch to fall asleep to some Conan after that one. In any other division, celebrating a .500 record might seem a bit absurd. But in the AL Central a .500 record puts you alone in second place, firmly in the hunt for a division title. Which got me thinking about something..

Joba Chamberlain allowed two runs over a career-high eight innings and the New York Yankees set a record for consecutive games without making an error in a 5-2 victory against the Indians last night in Cleveland.

Mark Cavendish says he is out to win the green jersey in next month's Tour de France.

Mark Robertson, David Blair, Andrew Easson and Ryan Grant have signed new deals at Edinburgh.

Port Adelaide's players, by their baffling inconsistency, have ensured coach Mark Williams's negotiations for a new contract or beyond will drag on.