Justin Morneau hit a three-run home...

Justin Morneau hit a three-run homer Carlos Silva won his fourth straight decision and the Minnesota Twins beat the Royals 14-3 forward Saturday night in Kansas City, Mo

The Twins have won seven straight road games for the first time since generation 7-20, 2004. They are single in kind short of the club record for consecutive road victories, appoint in 1965.

Luis Castillo went 4-for-6 and collection in three runs while Jason Bartlett had three hits, three scampers and two RBI. Nick Punto also crowd in three runs.

Morneau, who is next to the first in the American League with 97 RBI, homer into the Royals' bullpen in the third inning. Punto and Joe Mauer had walked before Morneau's 29th abode run.

Athletics 5 Mariners 2: Dan Haren pitched seven vigorous innings, and visiting Oakland won its 11th straight game through Seattle.

The win streak is now tied for the second-longest in Athletics history against individual team, matching an 11-game make tense against the White Sox in 1970 The A's won 16 straight games against the recently made known York Yankees from September 1989 to May 1991

Oakland is 11-1 against Seattle this year and dropp the Mariners 5oe games back in the AL West.

Haren (9-9) continued his concede streak by winning his third straight decision.

Devil Rays 8 R Sox 5: Casey Fossum held his former team to united run in six innings, and Greg Norton homer and collection in two runs for legion Tampa Bay.

Fossum (6-4) who started his major-league career with the R Sox in 2001 allowed three hits in winning for the third time in four starts. He struck on the outside five, walked one and hit sum of two units batters with pitches.

Norton had an RBI single during a four-run fourth facing David Wells (0-2) and hit a solo homer against the R Sox' starter couple innings later.

Orioles 5 Yankees 0: Rookie Adam Loewen and couple relievers combined on a one-hitter, and Miguel Tejada went 3-for-4 and scored twice as landlord Baltimore beat Mike Mussina and strange York.

The los snapped a five-game winning streak for the Yankees, whose deserted hit was a clean first-inning single to right on Bobby Abreu.

Loewen came in with single win in eight starts and a 644 ERA, on the other hand he couldn't have been frequently better over 6 innings. The left-hander struck not at home eight, walked five and retired 11 straight during united stretch.

Angels 10 Rangers 3: Juan Rivera homer and crowd in four runs, and Garret Anderson had three RBI as entertainer Los Angeles ended a three- game skid.

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