ROUNDUP

at Boston 2, Toronto 1: Kyle Snyder, who had been winless since July 31, yielded two hits in seven innings. He allowed just two runners past first base and retired the last nine batters he faced before being replaced by Keith Foulke.

at New York 8, Minnesota 1: A day after breaking out of his slump, Alex Rodriguez homered twice and drove in three runs. He homered in the second inning, had a bases-loaded single during a four-run fifth, then hit his 29th homer in the seventh.

Cleveland 7, at Texas 2: Indians designated hitter Travis Hafner left the game in the eighth inning after he was hit on the right hand by a pitch with the bases loaded. The RBI was his 110th as a designated hitter this season, breaking the club record for a DH of 109 set by Andre Thornton in 1982.

at Kansas City 7, Chicago 5: Mark Teahen hit a two-run homer to highlight a six-run fourth inning. The White Sox threatened in the ninth, loading the bases twice.

at Oakland 5, Baltimore 4: Frank Thomas’ two-run homer in the seventh inning helped the A’s to their 10th consecutive home win. They are 27-7 since July 25.