Two more blowouts from last night brought the total up to eight for the evening. The Indians took control of the game with the Marlins in the sixth inning, scoring six runs. That ended a 14 inning scoreless streak against the Fish. David Dellucci capped the scoring with a three run homer, and the Indians bullpen allowed two hits over four inning to preserve the win for Cliff Lee. Nice use of the bullpen, too as both Mastny and Betancourt pitched more than an inning in relief. The Indians won by a final of 7-3.

The Dodgers touched Jorge Sosa for six runs in 5 2/3 innings as they went on to a 9-1 victory. The six, seven and eight hitters for the Dodgers did most of the damage, going seven for twelve with four runs scored and five RBI. Once again, walks were a problem for the Mets as they failed to draw a single free pass. James Loney hit his first home run of the season. He's 3 for 9 since his call up with a single, double and home run.